Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-21

Mis- Lscia Z p Kinbali Of Chicago.
national sueeristeld.n Of Sunday school
work In the ". c. r. q gave tvo excsl-
lent temperance addresses in this town the
psss seeE, 70 crowded housss.-Aiss Isa-
| belle James. president Of our local ". C.
T. q /. left Monday morning for Aqua
10 attend the State convention to be held
there this week. Afterwards she viii - %
Boston 70 the Eve and Ear IshrmeTy 70 ny
and obtain help for Ter syes.-ro the regret
Aad disappointment Of many Of our farmers
| the starch factory recs0;;y completed has
| been obliged to suspend operations after
run Of only one or two weeks. Attach 4
mert. have bsen PIT on the property by /
| Houison parties, thus mahing is bad Tor
those who have hauled potssoes and who |
have worked en- snd in the factory, about |
getting thsir psy.
| ISLAND FALLS
| Potatoes aie nearly ali dug in this vicin- |
isy and are not rotsing very badly. Il has
been very warm and dry here 80 far this
fall Ripe strawberries were picked on the
farm Of J. W. Edwards, October l6fn. |
How IL that for Aroossoak? We ali hops
the Bangor and Aroo.sook Railroad Is
SIRE thirg
SPRAGUE's MILLS.
| The Free Baptist cac will meet with
Mrs. Daniel Smith, Tuesday. Oct 9Th al
Messrs. Z W. Sprsgue and Albert Whit
| comb started On . weeks nunting rip Mon
| dsy.-AIfsd MePher.an 10 very nick with
tybh1ii fsver.--Mr. Nsg. Brown has been
| repairing l. i, house aud giving the outside
| new coat Of paint.-Mr. Mark ShAw's little
boy who has beea very sick, 10 better, we
are glad to FAY.
SEDewIcK.
| A. B. Carter, q man very prominently
| identified with the social, religious And
masonic interests Of Ssdgwick, died at his
home on Tuesday, Oct 18th. His death
WAS unexpected rs he was only sick about
| Eve days. The saddest part Of the Occult
renee WAS that his wife had gone to Boston
and did not arrive till after bis death. Ii
vas her first absence from home for Year,.
| The family have the hesrsfelt sympathy OF
all. Desth has called from Sedgwick IN
less than six days Mr.. John Hooper, Mrs.
Robert Friend. Theo. A. Smiths little 81 n,
and Mr. Csrtsr.-Much interest is begir-
ming 10 be felt here in the Congressional
| nomination. Governor Bufleigh's friends
are numerous and will be with him to the
end-H. O. Young has his large and COM
modious barn nearly completed.
| ksnnsbec.
| VAssALBoRo
G. S. Burleigh Esq has left for Me-
| chsnicsville, Iowa, where he goes every
| fall to sell a par: Of bis Heref0rds.
employees Of the cora factory had an oys-
ter supper in the shop last Wednesday eve
ming. Before leaving they presented Mr.
Dill with 9 foe rocking chair. The whole |
affair was an entire surprise to Mr.. Dill |
but like all ,uch was very plessant-Ffi- |
day evening, Oct. 90, weather permitting, |
the ladies' OF the Congregational society will
give q sociabe at the home of Mr.. H.. C. |
Burleigh Refreshments will deserved. 8
short programme carried out. and the usual
| eni d able time may be expected.-Th |
Kennebec Vailey News 10 q bright, read
able, newsy, local sheet.
WINDSOR
The fall meeting of the Rockland District |
Ministerial Association held at Windsor, |
Oct. IA, was q success every way. There |
we're fourteen ministers present. The |
meeting began Monday a! 30 2. M by
sermon from Rev. F W. Brooks Of East |
Vsssslboro. At ! 90 in the evening, the |
Rev. Edward Freeman of Wiscssset
preached an able sermon. Tuesday A. NJ |
was given to the pre- gfsmme, and at 30 |
the Rev. W. L. Brown of Clinton preached |
An interesting sermon on Eccl. s first
part-"Better Is the end of thing than the |
beginning thereof Tuesday evening was
given to revival services with 3 short ser
mon by Rev. S. Bickmore Of South Thom-
acton. The association closed Wednesday |
A. M. All were pleased, each one saying, |
I'VE have had q grand time" The next
aatip ia to ha hal Int |
The association ST Windsor was tie largest
that has been held 10 the district for some
time The Windsor, M. E. S. School is
pre- pairing for its fall concett, which will
be neld about Nov, 1st. A good programme
10 being made, and all who will be able to
attend will be amply repaid Mr.. Frank
Colbu,n is our Supt. and is devoted to the
interests Of the school.
RIVERSIDE.
Miss Lottie Emery Of Phillips was in the
village last Friday Henry r. Fossett, who
has been at work in Augusta for the past
year, is at his home with trouble with his
foot, but the indications now are that he
will SOON be able to return to his work
Mr. Ira Robbins enters upon his duties
as ,llecior Of taxes ia this town with gen.
tlemsnly kindness and business kno Wedge
He will make an agreeable collector.-Mr.
George Albert Robbins, the eff ,ient mana
ger at the town farm. says there are but
four inmates in the house and all their wants
are amply suppIied.-Mr. Plummer Baker
has gone to Madison to be absent two
months Saturday in the afternoon
two teams, six horses each, pasted through
here on their way to the woods for their
winters logging They were very
large heavy snimsls.-Mr. Crawford,
the butcher, had large drove of
nice boxing lambs pass through
here last Frida7, which he will dress for
the Augusta market Mr.. Ira B. Smiley il
having his grist mill repaired in readiness
t, do all the grinding there is 10 be done.
The farmers ar all others can be accom-
modated now nesr at home.-Mr. Howard
II. Snell aud q gentleman from Augusta
last Saturday visited the Indisn bury ing
ground near Mt. Tom in this place, in
search of Indian relics. They dug up tao
skeletons which were in q standing posture,
facing the west. They also found in a..
other place, q stone gsuge aud some arrow
points.-Three or four gentleman from
this place were out last Sunday sitter bear
whict had been heard Of near hafe; but
Mr.. Bruin was not to be found.
CHELSEA
The Rockland District quarterly confer.
ence was held in Union Hail last Wednesday
evening. The presiding elder, Rev. Mr..
Wharf. WAS present and preach d = very
able sermon from the text found In Roman
%: "And we know that all things work
tog e'her for good to them that love God"
A large audience was present.--Rev. MI.
Brigham and wife. former pastor here,
but now located in Sesrsmont, were in town
last weak shaking hands with old friends.
They also attended the conference meeting
A msso1 10 needed in town and could fad
plenty OF work just n,w.-Farmers aye
back<er with their fall blowing on account
of the dry weather. They are improving
the good roads however. by hauling their
pressed hay Mr.. Gnas. Luut Of Gardiner
was il town last week on visit to his
brother. Miss Grace Hall has acce pied
position with Gsnoett & Morse in Augusta
Mrs. Annie r Fields Of Augusts spent
the Sabbath with her sister. Mrs. Julis
Farnham Miss villa Douglass is spend
ing few days with her sister, Mrs. Flora
Greenlief at South Gardiner.
Lincoln.
EDGEcoNB
Capt. Thomas Hedge Of Gloucester,
Mass is building new nsrn on his farm
in this pl.ce MIR. A !di OF Of Sheepscot
is teschiogs singing school in Central Hail.
The Sunday School Convention which
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