Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-25
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rehssrsals II Academy Hat every Saturday
svsaing.-Mr. Lsmpson. trimmer for VI
Mansir, arrived in this place lass Wednss
Cay 70 remain a5eusswo maa.hs -Q1artsr'y
conference .. The "a. z. church last Sun
dsy- The e3rsrs gz:icn Estened TO se.y
interesting sermon by Presiding Elder
/ Whasf- Socisties are being bald Il Aesd-
eay Hall every Thursday evening.
soodIy attendance Is reported
WEES MILLS
I. Mr.. Victor Piston Of Rocziani vas ..
the hossl over Sunday Mrs. Jessie Clark
Who hss been sick with allow fever for the
| past tvo moths 10 again able 10 be cut -
! Mr.. Dean Estes Il expecting two t.oussnd
/ jackets frsn Boston this veek.-Nf. Fern
| TUNE. 10 home from Boston for fes
weeks.
NORM WAysE.
An epidemic Of severe colds is prevailing
n our village, nearly every family hsEiag
ene or more sick members. Two children,
| Fred Roderick and Mabel Ns,efoss, have
/ been very sick with Ia grippe but ere nov
recovering %. II. Ssika Of the firm OF
Parker Wood. Bosssn, 10 IN tosn.-Ger-
| tis ssIka. jose Taylor. Lston Jernings,i
Arthur Wing AID Winfred Walton are
attending the High School at Wayne The
! term commenced Monday, March ie, under
| he instruction Of Miss l.. K. Smith.
SiDsEY.
| Ms. SessiI Clark has recovered from
her ier z Hires aad Is able to entertain her
| friends The Sidney circle of the society
| Of kinga Daughters met with her Thurs
day March l9th.-The funeral service of
| Edwin Reynolds took place Sunday March
22; we LOSE one Of cur oides. citizens his
age being So wears, months, 4 days. He
will be missed very much as he was always
An accommodating neighbor and friend.
Penabscot-
/ CoRIssA.
| The carriage mArufsctory Of Lewis
| Huschins 90 School street, 10 in full blast.
| He will have several carriages for market
| this season. Mr.. Hatchins is 3 pushing
manager Harriet C. Sprayue Of
| Bangor, with her son Adelber', are with
our people on a yisit.-Miss Fernal3, one
Of Dexters live teachers spends the Sab
| bath with Miss Psase Oh Center street.
/ Judge Bachelor a nstei jarisl OF San
francisco, native Of this town and who
has been visiting his brother, Campbell,
returned on Saturday, March 2lst. II is
twenty years since he visited Maiae.--Our
supervisor, Rev. o. j. Hancock, is besieged
| with our fair daughters who are applicants
for the several schools within his gift.-O.
]. Dszsu left for Boston on Ovens train
| Saturday A df,zzling rain began Monday
afternoon with strong wind from the north
east.
NEWPORT.
The heavy Tain that has continued for
the past two days has spoiled the sleighing
for this season.-C. ii. Merrill shipped .
carload of cattle to Brighton, Monday
Mr. Merrill starts for Montana in two
weeks 70 be gone six nonth..-The people
of this community are wide awake on the
factory question. Several meetings have
been held and ii is hoped decision will be
ms1a to build one in the near future Rev.
Mr.. Webster is still in Portland for treat
ment Of bis eve. II is feared he will be
obliged to have it removed in order to save
the sight of the other eys.-Dr. Porger is
confined 10 his home with sickness. He is
attended by an Augusta physician.
sagadahoc.
WooLwIcH.
Severe colds are prevalent, some Of
which are almost as bad as the Ia grippe
Mrs. Charles j. Halpin of Haverhiil, Mass,
is stopping at her fathers. Mr.. Savage -
Rev. Mr.. Thompson is very sick with acute
rheumstism.-A masquerade ball, given by
the Sagsdahoc Ferry boys, at Tuessic Hall.
was pronounced by all as grand sue
ces-Miss f. IL. 7. Reed has
returned to Brunswick after spend
ing few weeks at her fathers
The Congregational church at Days Ferry
is q. last com peted. The interior il
thoroughly remcdeled ard the outside is
much improved -The lecture by Rsy. T.
9 A. sl,. IA
church Monday evening wa, very well
attended c9nsid ring the bad weather. A
supper of oysters. cake and coffee WAS
served at the hall. The society cleared S33.
Rev. Mr. Fultz and wife Of Montswssg
were agreably surprised, one everiog re-
Gently. by a visit from their numerous
friends each bearing token Of good will,
one of y hich was barrel of flour.
ST.. ALBAss.
The Ladies' Union Circle gave q concert
and sociable at the Town Hall Friday even
iug. March 20 and realized quite sum OF
money from the sale Of ticket. which will
be spent for church purposes. The night
before donation vas held at ST. Albsns
Hall for Rav Dunnack. About S25 was
collected II. o Turner, Esq. who hss
Urtb HUME OH fl5ls tue lhet t~O Weths
returned Saturday to Boston. Mr.. Turner
has been in poor health for the past year.
L A. Maxim and family will leave socD
for Boston and are intending 10 give bis
son. Geo. F., musical education. Mr..
Maxim l.ss let his farm to C. G. Goodwin
for the season.-D. l.. Frost, Esq. has
retprrel from Boston where he attended
meeting of the Grand Corclave of Knights
sGd Ladies. M Frost has slresdy organ
lied several councils Of X. and l.. in this
vicinity and is considered one OF the best
organizers in Maine.
NoRRipGEwocK.
The entertainment given by the Ladies'
Relief Corps las! Wednesday nigh: Melted
that seciety over thirty d0ilsrs.-The young
people OF The village have organize ed lawn
tennis club with Walter Murphy presidents;
and Herbert HAYNES Secy. and Treas, DR..
p s. Lindsay, manager They will have
TWO or three courts graded, the principal
one being on vacant lot Of Mr.. John
Spsuliing's near HE Bac.;st church, Our
popular druggist Mr.. +. W. Spauldirg is
taking of building house the coming
summer.-Ail the ci,izenp Of Norridge-
woek would be pleased to see
soUe COMPANY improve and utilize the
water power row running to waste over
Bombazeene Rips in the Kennebec river.
two miles above the village in this town.
Ii is sn excellent chance. the railroad
running within Ave rods Of the banks.
Surely here ought 10 be some large man
| ufscturi1g plant
NORTH ANsoN.
Charles Fsirhrother is at home from
Colby University for two weeks vacation.
john Jonss is Way i'll with paeumonis.-
| We hsve had such very heavy rain in this |
section that We expec. the crews from the |
woods slmost any time.
Waldo.
| BELFAST.
| hr. Lewey A. Nelson died at his home
on Cedar street Sunday night. from the |
| effects of injuries received from being /
thrown from his carriage last fall. Me- |
Nslsoa was born in Bergen. Norway in
1920, there learning the trade of sail making |
| which he has Stree followed in this coun-
| try. He came from Bergen to Csstine,
Me, ia the Ship Socinvar, from there he |
came to Belfast, where he has remained |
since, working at bis trade for various sail /
makers, each Of whom pronounce him an |
honest. upright and Christian man. He
leaves one daughter, Mrs. Judith knowlton.
BuREHAM.
| Sunday, the 22d inst, Sanford Perkins
and wife left their house At about ten |
! O'clock NJ To snend the farnsir3er of