Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-16

N0RxIpGEwocK.
Edvir Perkins has moved the sspfe no
ceafjy eccupied By Frsd Gilman = > lot
fSc4aHy pnchassd o. Dspos ssress ssd =.
A. Csxieton hss eomnesesd busifsss "a tn.s
ssue hsgisg stock Of f,us AID feed "A
rss shae store Will be opened hsre toon-
/ Tr.de seems to BE- aooning.-The corr
fsssssy ID yunaise % fuM nos
the rresAEs season. The psck viii be :
ttiais a from lsss year, bus corn OF ~
&c .flsas szSIisy 10 being cannsd.-Aac-
szer CsYizssn has possefs oct for snoshsf
ttso day. TO. .. Eimwood Park Oct
ls Srd z. II il underssost that
easriss srs fast hliing and good
,.o: may be expected AT tha an
nuAl esmmoniesiian ef Lebanon Lodge,
and A. N lss: saturday evsDins the fol-
tlovfnx we're elected cfk GERS for ths shsu-
isa YEAR. 4. A. Davis, W. Nj b. b
Hale. 8. W.; Geo. E Porter. j. "; =.
| q. DAnforth. Treas; II. e. Powers,
Secy; C. B. Davis, s. d Chss. r. Gidle.
II. D-The village schools all commence 5
Monexy. The teachers are nearly the
zane ~ last year with the exception OF
principal Of The High School vhefe = change
will be effected.
L
| EASE PALxzNo
The Lenfess brothers rscs.ved aver
forty Of their friends Sept. lish IA fAre
| treat Of ice cream, cake aud confectionery
vas served. sna the evening was passed IN
games. Tne party broke up in the small
hours, after 9 mos: enjoyable oceasion-
HALLDALE
Mr.. and Mrs.. Charles A. Giiehrest cele-
brSted the tenth anniversary Of their mar
rage last Saturday evening j. .Vose and
wife snd Charles Nee ,rrisoD and wife, Who
have bsen visiting Rev. and Mrs. James
Wsshburn in Parkmsn returned last Satuf-
day.-Potatoss are rottins badly some pieces
not worth digSing.-Nswsll White and
family of SeArsport are Visiting relatives
and friends hsre.-Heary Clement and wife.
who have been visiting friends on 700
acre island, returned home lsst Friday
Capt. Fl. J. Choples and family OF Belfast
were in town last week There 10 con-
cid ersble building and repairing going on
in Freedom villsge. E. NJ. Hamilton, z.
F. Banton, /. W. Bennett, and Frank
Clement, carpenters from Montville, are At
work there. Ira Howard is laying brick
aud spreading mortar fer them. Mrs.
Turner Berry, and Mrs. B. T. Lamb are
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Msdi-
son Whitten.
LIBERTY.
Quite . serious runaway happened in
this village Sunday. As Mrs. Cora Berry
of Montville, was starting from her faith
ers, E. A. Sanford's, for her home in Mont
Vile when the horse she was driving be-
came frightened st a bicye Gle which Wern
Bennett. was riding She was thrown from
the carriage against a csdar post with such
force that she broke the post entirely of
next to the ground. The pest vas six
inches 10 diameter set in front OF g. H. Car
glli's harness shop for hitching pest. The
horse ran about one half mile when the
reins became tangled in the wheels Of the
buggy and wound up so that it stopped the
horse. Mrs. Berry was severely bruised,
but no bores were broken. II seems almost
Q miracle that she was not instantly killed
The officers Of Liberty Lodge No. Ill,
F. & A. M. were elected last Saturday -
follows: Z. A. Porter, W. M. &C. N Cram,
S. W.; o. s. Wing, j. W.; A. D.
Mathews, treas. A. P. Cargili, sscy. In
stsllaton will be Saturday, Sept. ga.
2. Cargill who had bis leg broken nine
weeks ago, is 30 he sits up part Of the
time now and can walk very little with
crutches.-The picnic last Thursday was
pronounced by ali to be the best one Of the
season. Abou. fifty went from here to
Msrshsll's shore. A nice fish chowder sat-
i.fsd the hungry people about two o'clock
P. NJ. q number OF boats were present and
vera used continually all the time. This
with other amusement made all say let's
have another picnic tomorrow.