Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-26
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No. SipsEr.
The members Of Riversiie and Golden
Anchor Lo5ses Of vassasborc. met with
Pleasant Hill 81 their lodge room a North
sidney last Tuesday evening. I am mot
in pcsltion to tell the experiences Of thote
who uert from Riversi6e bat have vivid
rec0lls ion Of the t.ials and libulatiors Of
those Tho went from vsssAlboro. There
were sixteen members Of Golden Anchor
Lodge there, eleven OF thcm. add
G c. t. Bargs going 10
double team. The roads were narrow
and drift 4 badly, but good singing and vis-
lens Of . corn stew. caeered Us on, and We
reached there safe aud toani. But IL We
had hard time getting there, ii was more
than male up by the hearty welcome
received from Pleasant Hill Lodge, and the
grand so "a iims ~e enjoyed white there. A
boaaseoas supper was furnished 70 the visit.
ing members, and = coed literary pro-
srapme wac alsc successfully carried out
~ the members Of Pleasant Hill. Al
Ter listening 10 good talk by Broth
sr Bangs and other members. the
company broke up At . late hour, all
| vo,iag il one Of the best meetings of the
season. The drst uniol of lodges will
meet with Riverside Lodge Saturday eve
nibs, February lith. There viii be liter
AIRY programme. cake aud coffee, etc. and Z
good time il expected. Through the efforts
put forth at these union meetings, il 10
acped to awaken new interest in the tenn
oerance cause in this community and TO
i crease the membership Of the lodge rep
resented
CHINA.
Mr.. +. c. Ward me- with . painful
accident on Friday. He was at work in
his barn when from tome cause bale Of
hay fell and striking on his shoulder die
located it. Drs Cook of China and Abbott
| Of Albion, ethefized the patient and re.
placed the shouldsr.-We had . fearful
blow, accompanied by rain on Thursday
afternoon and early evening but we hear of
no serious accident A despatch was re-
ceived on Thursdsy 18th from Leadville,
COL, announcing the death Of Mr.. +. P.
Fisher, formerly Of Albion, where his wild
o~, daughter and sister now reside. His
| remains are probably on their way to this
| piace.-Mr. and Mrs. S. Hodgkins of Ben
ton, are visiting friends here.-We are
| pleased to note that Rev. Mrs. A, j. Mel
son is recovering from her recent severe
illness.
/ Lincoln.
| WHITEHEAD.
Mr.. Andrew T,bbetts of North White.
| field was buried Sunday Jan. 4lh. He died
st an sdvansed age sitter a lingeiiog illness.
| Mr.. Tibbetts was highly esteemed by all.
Ir. Fred Tibbet!s of Someryille, Macs,
end Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. King were
present at the funeral. N. Evans of
North White feld is 10 Lowell, Mass
called there by the death of her sister, Mrs
Warren Roberts.-Winter term of school
il District No. closed last week and sew
eral others in town are closing this week.
| Piscataquis.
GuILFoRD.
| M. L. Hussey has sold his house Oh
School street to Alexander j. Goldth salt.
Mr.. John Young of Fall River, Mass,
has been employed by the L. c. Bass Man
ufacturing Co., to superiHtend their bust
ness here.-Moses GuiIfcrd Low, who i,
now a citizen of Bangor. is here visiting
his old home and friends. He was the first
male child bora in the town after it, incor-
pora'ion in 1916.
MORRILL,.
ohiuiuay "oIuihk q saw" SVhi
menced and continued throughout the day
and into the night finishing with rain and
sleet making it quite bad to break As the
crust vas hard enough to Gu. the horses
hoots.-rhe new bell for the church here
has arrived and is set. The bell weighs
$50 pounds without the hanger
Nellie Thompson is going to Belfast to work
for awh,le.-Miss Winnie Simmons is
ttending school at Bucksport.-The Good
rsmplsrs are choosing tiies for their enter
tsinments.-The Musical Society will give
a concert in about two or three weeks
Miss Kit.ie Wentworth is at work at J. Il.
Mears'.-Dagget Bros. are getting lot of
lumber 10 their mill to work up into slaves
aud headings for limecasks. Elisha Mer.
Ram is also having lot Of long lumber
drawn to his mill to manufacture into
boards aid timber.--G. w. Pearson is SELL
ing nursery stock for o. X. Gerr!sh Of
Portland.-W. M. Barker, the carr;sge
maker has returned 10 Washington 10 live.
DE- J. W. Pearson lost horse last
week. We Did not learn the cause
County Grange was held at Belfast Tues
day, Jan. 10th.