Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-14

Pessoosis and IOWA AeWs rsposted
by yourrai CorSespocdenss-
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WAsuBuRS
i Fsrnefs are hauling their potatoes 10
markes dufiog Ihase warm days recsiv,ug
from o. 90 TO - 80 per sa,Fsl.-At ths
Mssooic Installation Of oflcers last We'd
nesdsy evening, K. +. Stove vas honored
With The position ia ne East. Past master,
s. D. Shas installing officer, give very
interesting lecture from the chart. The
mus;e, both instrumental and vocal ras
prorounced excellens-Mr. Eastmsn Of
Fort Fairfield described the army life of
the soldier in very thrilling aad iatersss-
ing mannsr =. the G. A. r. installation of
officers Saturday evening. Albert J. Sea-
mers Was Installed commander.
WOODLAND.
Il Weather mild through the day but cold
nights. A splendid time TO cut ice.-John
Etdy who 10 ever ready to provide for the
comfort Of his family, is put'iog in . large
amount of extra blue ice. He draws it
from the poad on the Aroost,ok river near
Caribou, distance Of about Ave miles. II
is presumed be thinks We will have . hot
summer following our very cold winter
The school in District No. which has been
closed on account ofthe teacher being sick
will commerce again on Tuesday, Jan. 18th,
under the Instruction of Miss Eunice Dor
man.-The winter term in District No. 2
commenced last Monday. Miss Alice Shaw
is teaching.-District No. is now in seq.
sion under the able instruction Of Mr..
Charles H. Smith Potatoes are fiuding .
ready sale At 90 so per barrel.
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BRooxLIN.
The County Grange will meet in Brook
lin ON the goth inst.-Naskeag Lodge, F.
& A. NJ, elected officers the lst inst. and
will have public installation Feb. 2Sth.-
Rev. E. A. Davis of Sedgwick exchanged
pulpits with Rev. E. H. Doam Sunday
Miss Fannie Herrick closed school in Dis
| trio. No. 9the 9th inst.-Niiss Lillian Friend
of Sedgwick has gone to Green Island to
teach. ="
GREENS LANDING.
The ice being cut in Burnt Land pond is
of superior quality, seventeen inches thick.
Warren Tnurlow will house about 800
tons for home use.-We understand the
Deer Isle Cornet Band is about to be started
uD, with new members.-A pleasant even,
ing was enj ed Friday BY the United Work
men. it being the installation Of officers
Quite q business is being done here this
winter. shipping founders to New York
Mrs. Charles Eaton 10 quite sick.
SEDGwIcK.
News in this vicinity is vels scarce, it
being so cold not much could transpire.-
J. p. Byard arrived from Tacoma, Wash,
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steward of steamer City of Richmond
arrived home for the winter the 10th inst
Andrew Sinclair, farmer of this town. in
repairing sled let his axe slip aud cut q
bad cash in his wrist. He came to DR..
Hagerthy and had it dressed,-Rev. Mr..
Doaine of Brooklin exchanged pulpits with
Rev. E. A. Davis of Sedgwick on Sunday
the 18th inst. and gave an excellent dis
course.-The river BENZ amin has frozen
over and the ice is dotted here and there
with the tents of tho smelt catcher. Some
have done very we'll.
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VAssALBoRo.
The public installation of officers of Ken
nebsc Lodge No. l2l l. o. o. F., of this
place, came off Thursday evening under the
direction of D. d. G. N. W. l. Towne of
Waterville. The following officers were
installed for the coming term: E S Col
both, U G; F L Reed, V G; A Gilbert.
Secretary: B Lancaster. Treasurer; E
M Durham, Warden; W F Studley, Con-
ductor: Fessenden Drummond, Il; E G
Jackson, 0 G; George A Woodsum. r S
N G; George L Pope, L S N G.;
W H Whiting, r S V G; w E Pope, L S
V G; Edward Ballard. II s s.; Herbert II
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After the inhalation ceremonies were over
the company adjourned to Grange Hall and
partook of bountiful supper Of oysters,
coffee. etc. All Iresent pronounced it a
jolly good time.
EAST VAssALBoRo.
Miss Belle Priest from Providence, r. 1.
is visiting her parents here.-M. o. T.
Goddard spent Sunday with his family
Those who indulge in the luxury of ice
during the hot months of summer are busy
getting it into their ice houses from the
lake near by.-Mr. II. A. Priest was in
Boston last week returning on Friday
Many in this village are suffering from Sc
we're colds.-Mrs. VIM. Gates and Charles
Mower were called to Waterville Saturday
by the dangerous illness Of Mrs Melvin
Mower, suffering from pneumonia
Intelligence OF the death of Mrs. Fannie
McMahan Gree Lewis) of Galveston, Texas
was received by her many friends here
with feelings of sadness. She was loved
and respected by all who knew her.
Penobscot.
CoRINNA.
The lantern craze struck this borough
headed by A. L. Grant who drummed
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chase beautiful silver lantern for Freight
Conductor Hammond, on this line. Let
4 your light shine Frank.-Bert Burrill has
changed his residence to this village and
now occupies rooms in Gardner Block on
Main ST