Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-30


Up n arri,iag at the hall the members
fou j that the ladies had prepared bounti-
full supper to be part, ken Of ~ soon ~ the
ex .rcises were over, which was done, every
one doing ample justice to every dainty
NJ. q W Huntoon has opened boot and
shoe store on Mechanic street His stock
10 rev aod fresh aud doubtless he will meet
with good -.les --Burpham and Morrill,
will commence in few days to can apples
at the corn factory.
MADISON.
Prof. +. W. Cover, State deputy g, G.
r. of Maine, spoke in the Congregational
church in tins village, Sur day evening
Sept. 9Th. The church was crowded With
PEG pie, msuy were obliged TO stand outside
in order 10 hear the able orator. Mr.. Cow
en- is indeed Zoe speaker and he is doinR
. grand work for the cause Of Good Tenn
plars in Somerset county
LIBERTY.
A public installation Of Liberty Lodge,
No. Ill, r. & A. NJ, and 81. Georges
Chapter. Z. A. NJ, No. ~. ~ held in
Masonic Hall, Saturday, Sept 26. Install
ing officer 2. M. q. II Csrgill assisted by
NJ. James Leman as msrshsl The lodge
offi ,ers were Installed in the afternoon ~
folio -; Dr. Eiwin A. Porter, W. M c.
N ,rsm, 8. W; o s. Wing, J. W.; A.
D Mathews, Tress A. p. Cargill. Secy. /;
Rev. Geo. r Berry, Chap; L, G. Morse.
mar.haI; c W. Bagley, 8. d. T. f. CN-
enter. J. d 4. b Uphsm. S s.; B. X.
rde,-rvey. J. s, Il. W Cox, Tyler. After
thu C, reno les we're Performed they re-
rairsd to the dining hall Of s. 7
Ysugg, where one VI the anest sup
pers WAS in readiness, COTTON up by Mrs
satisfied themselves with all that heart
could wish for when hungry. After supper
they returned to The Masonic Hall aud the
| chapter Ulcers were irstalled by p. Fl L,
Alexander Cooper ss.i,tsd by l.. e. Morse
asG G Fl. as follows G. r. Cargill.
P James Leeman. X /; C. N Cram, 3, ;
Rev Geo. r. Berry, chaplain; A. ID
Mathews, treasurer; A. 7. Csrgill, secy. !,
T.. A. Porter. C. H.; A. Cooper, 2. y ;
G. s.. Adams, 4 A. G X. r. Meservey,
| NJ. r "; J.. r. Ness. N. s. "; T +
Carpenter, NJ. r. v Geo. A. Palmer, s
s &C. Gilman, J. s. X W. Cor, sentinel.
The Liberty choir furnished excellent
music throughout both installations for
which they received much praise from dii-
ferent ones. The chapter vas closed at
$50 p. M. and an hour Of social er ,ymens
was had after which all returned 10 their
homes pfonoupcng it the best lima OF the
seas ID There will be trot 1t the George s
River Trotsing Park next Saturday.
was commenced on the new chspel Monday
the 2Sth.-A serious runaway happened last
Thursday. the horse becoming frightened
and ran, throwing Mrs. Charles H. Bagley
Of this village and her sister and daughter
out. upsettins the carriage, breaking the
thilis and harness badly. Mrs. Bsgley
sprained her ankle and broke the end Of the
ankle bone which is very liable to make q
stiff Joint, fortunately the others were not
hu,t.-Mrs. Louisa z. Clough Of Somer-
vile. Msss., 10 in town visiting friends
Mr.. Henry Hunt, our old time store keeper,
10 on visit here from bic home in Mass.
Davis Woodman, formerly postmaster in
this village, 10 stopping here for q few days
among friends and relatives.
CENTRE MorrvnLE
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Webb, Who have
been stopping with Mrs Aurelia Keene
sincs last spring. have returned to their
change Of Mrs. Keenes farm for tie psst
sessou.--Mrs. s. D. Harrington has gone
to Boston, Mass e L. Bennett Is home
for few days from Middletown, Conn,
where he 10 employed A. an attendant in the
insane asylum the,e.--Thomss A. Cush-
man and Rufus Lowell have been drawn ~
jurymen from this town 10 serve 1t the
October term Of court at Belfast
WOODLAND.
On Sunday, while Mr.. Elisha Brown was
absent from bis house, come unknown
party entered and stole an amo cunt OF money
and other things from bis home. IL seems
to be rather sad stste Of things when .
family leaves their house on the Sabbath
that party will be % bold - to break in
and plundsf. II is 10 be hoped that the
party will be caught and dealt With acco'd-
ing TO their offence The past week hiss
been more like summer han the hsst OF
ausumn. Farmers are improving the
weather In harvesting their potatoes. Po-
satoes are selnog for IS cent? per Dbl.
HALLpALE.
Very dry and the roads sfe unusually
has been % favorable that peopls in this
vAiutty nave hsety CVmpieteu snsn Hst-
vesting N halt and Fred MsYick ere
thfeshlng IN this community. Grain tu,ns
out well this fall.--E NJ. Hamilton and
wife, W. z. PJlaad sud wife. Fl o
Douglass, Mrs. M ". white, Mrs. Alice
Gi.chrs ss, RLpa Howard and ]. 3. Hall
attended the Free Will Bapdss quarterly
msetins a Islesboro. Sept. ls. 10 and 20.
The meeting vas vefy interesting and vas
much enjoyed BY those Who asssnded.-
Mrs s ). Emery Of Lowell. Mss 10
visiting ffiends hefe.--B. I. Lamb Of Port
land il IN witt to bic old home hare
q NJ . number % our people atte, ded the
Waldo and kenn b Musical ASCOT sfinn
II Oniy sept i7h The concsrt in the