Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-08

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Ma. 4. ]. Russ 10 hsvios large sesfs
.,sc<.d ~ Greene Landing School IN
Du No. 20. commenced Monday under
ina m,nsremsps Of Mis- Lotto Thusiov OF
G,sen,s Landing Mr.. h. p. A. Spohofd
= h.v,nr = ine sesidsnce erected at North
vs.t Hsrhor.-N,. W. 3 Esston and fam
nv. vho have been speeding the summer q
Spo.ps. resprrei TO their homs in Camden,
Nondxy.-My. VIM. Henefies ard family
nave gene 10 Boston where they viii remain
.ntii NEXT spr.ns.--S:sAme- Csssins took
Isrrs xcursien 10 the fair st Bangor, Sept.
is, mol at Little Dee- Isle, DIST No. :.
= in ...,ion uader the ffieieps management
~ Mes. Ders Curis{ IT Strsensvilie.
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family gathering OF unusual interest
l,xcurred ri the residencs Of George Jackson
| h windsor. Wednesday. Aug. 70. il beng
the xueetire Of four aged sisters- surviving
,husb,ers If The late Joseph Perkins Of
WirGsor. raey were Mrs. Margaret Jack.
.cn Of " indsof, aged 81 years; Afs. Bet
sew e. Davis of Washington aged Sc year.;
Nrs. MAry Face Of Boston, Macs, aged
7s years; snd Mira. Hannah Watson OF
Windsor, sged 76 years. The united sses
81 thxsa venerAb Q isdiss i. S3l year,. TIL y
are sil ~iiows exeeptirg Mrs Davis.
Sew. raj eh,id en- aud grandchildren were
rr. se ard tae occasion Was one OF rare
erjoynent Musi; wss pientifuuy inter-
ere, sd, largely Of the airs OF Aud La 6
Syre," participated in BY the ag'd si'tsrs
| with much energy and erj ,yment- IL Wa
4 notable gaihering on kecJuht Of the ad-
vspc d age of the participants the parallel
If VII CHI is rare. All the above are enjoy
| Ing coed he>ith And have the prospect Of
living to erj y several annual reuaions in
The tu'uIe.
| ALBION.
The Albion Fee High Schools opened
| Aug. 81; the one al the Cor-sr with 40
scholars is tsughs by Lpriug Herrick and
| Charles E. Wilson, the one IN Diet. NJ 3
with "a scholars Is taught BY Miss Carrie
Ha'ch Of Libsrty.-A large number Of
children have been afflicted Sith dysentery.
Mrs. Willis Crosby is gaining slowl,
She has been very sick -M,ss Lucy Dull
| ing is in town visiting. She hss been
stopping TO. some time in Aroostook.
Miller. Libby & Brown have sold
about 200 head OF cattle to the farmers in
this vicinity in the psss three day ,'hey hive
l4O lefs.-rnere 10 to be y baptism at No.
next Sunday also one At the Corner
The musical convention, composed Of
classes from Albion, Uaity and Thofnd,ke,
will be held at Unity Sept II at 10 O'Clock,
l-TLe,e 10 to be an entertainment Of the
Grange Hall Sept. 9th, given BY Mrs.
Su.ler Brown, Misses Vine E.and Maria c.
Fall, G. Perley Fall and Mr.. Toseis
of Boston, consisting Of songs,
recisat,ons, dialogues, music, etc.
Mr.. Lavinsco Jewett of Auburn
is visiting George Woodres Mrs. Llewell-
yn LIBBY hiss gone to Watervilie to take
care of Mis- A. Il. Libby who 10 sick
DR.. w. L. DraAe of Chelsea, Mass, hiss
been visiting relatives in town the pas!
week We notice hsrles Libby has ar.
rived home.-A large number of our
citizens propose to go to Lev iston, Rtste
Fair Week. Many will tent.-Mr. Silas
Hussey has gone to Turner to VIII. his
daughter.
SIDNEY.
Joseph Gilbert Of Augusta was in town
last week visiting at Lewis Corson't-r. S.
Benson went to Augusta Mosdsy.-Some
Of the farmers have commenced picking
their sweet corn for the fsctory.-Mr and
Mrs. Runyan returned to Il cir home in B,s.
ton Monday after pleaan:
visit with Mrs. Runyan's parents.
George Wilson ard wife of Boston we're
in town last week visiting friends. Mr..
W. returned home Saturday, leaving Mrs.
w. with her sistsr.-Willism j. Berry
spent last week in Bangor.-Janes Clnk
ard Cha. es Tufts wen. 10 Watersills
Friday Nathan Benson and daughter
spent Saturday in Augusta Ms
1T. s. Benson and sJuis Weber, t'ok
an cutting Wednesday, Mrs. B-returned
home Thursdsy.-E. R. Libby and Ell
Robbins, went to Augusta Saturday. :.
Grsnt and Lewis Corron went to snail
Point last week on pleasure trip,
MT. VERNON.
Mr.. Charles II Severy took his s'sIiion,
Rob Roy and Cyclone to Pennington last
week TO the Horse Breeders Association
hoping to sell them. Rob Roy WAS taken
sick aud died Thursday, Sept. Sd. Mr..
Severy has the sympathy of oil his re gh.
bors. This was great loss to Mr.. Sevsry
as he value d the horse at S500.-Mr. A. p.
Crsm is confined to his house by sicknep'
Miss Bertha Brown, Mss. Greenougu
and husband returned to Massachu ,etts,
Sep. 7th.