Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-18

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youngest dauesAas Of " 9. Sargent, Bsq /
IT sisis phase. Her brother, b. v. Sf-
esns and wife vent % attend the furersl
Is i sssefe blsv to her aged fashef.-F-
]. 6aSxsss has bees On .hree vsekS trip
% MAssachasstfs Mn. VI. Bayafd has
inst returned from visiting hisnds in
Oringscn and Brewer.
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Mr.. Chss- Csses spent the week 10 Bee
on-Ms- Andrew jackson Loss horse
Friday night after few dsys' sickness
Mr.. EdsAfd Murphy 10 a home for abort
time.-rhe Friends quarterly meeting vas
hsId in their church fridsy. Saturday and
Sunday. Tbs attsndsnes vas lxfgs snd the
sessioas unuxnaliy iafesestirz. Rev. Alfred
Jones Of China and Prof r. II. J3nes Of
O4k Grove 5smloary were in srtendx1es--
Mr.. Frank Wsshhuxn spent the week in
bv the death Of . relative.-Afs. Fose OF
Wxs<rsiae vas the guest Of Ms Chas-
Gates the past wsek.-Nr. Hartseu Gstch-
ell 10 mach improved from his recent ILL.,
nsss-MAny Of our citizens have been
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their buildings And mating other extensive
repairs.
SIusEr
A large party Of young people speat last
Thursday evening 1t John Tilton's. They
PLAYED few social games. all eDlayiug
themselves very much Ice cream and
cake were serred-Msmle Coz spsnt
few days in Sidney with her srisnd, Ollie
Psimer Mr. Leroy Coz Of this tom. the
present year cot 40 tons Of hay. raised $50
ou.h 10 Of oats. rs baskets Of csfn, and
i75 bs.hsfs Of pstat5es Mr. Goada,d c.d all
the w1rk aiene excepting 3 few weeks N
IyIpg Mrs Bssis Of Monmc nth was In
town last week visiting h.r sriena, Miss
Mary A Brown.--Abij.h Tufts of I.sxins-
ten vas ia town over Sunday visit
ins lis dsushser. Mrs. j. B. Clark
Nice Of the young men Of Sidney Change
had 8 party Saturday evening ct which
about seveaty-fve Invited guests were pref
ant. They joined in 9 number Of pleasant
games. Candies and peanuts wsie passed
around during the evening.
| RIVERSIDE.
| RlDaldo Tyler AID his wife who have
been stopping With Mrs. James s. Emery
| for the past sig weeks returned to theft
home in Lowell. Mass. last week
! Ellsworth Sutherland who lives in Duluth,
MINI. arrived here last week and will re-
.u-n the last Of the month, but not empty
hsrded. Mr.. Suit erisnd is an active, en-.
erge,ic young man and is prospering in
| business affairs in the new city
where he has located. He has the best
wishes Of the people in this place.-Mr. S.
Dill. who Is agent for the corn canning fac
tory at the corner was in the place last week
engsging the farmers 10 plant )rn next sea
son. One man here said he would plant IL
acres. Oae day be had the promise to have
so acre, planted. they choosing their own
seed He thought be could have It's acres
engaged. There was some fault found by
the farmers last season with the seed c,rn
in not producing large ears Of corn. This
year the farmers have the promise of choos.
| ing their own seed There were no clouds
| ia this place last SUNDAY evening when the
lunar eclipse was on. Taere was no need
of smoked glass, all the diff rent stages Of
the eclipse were visible to the naked eye.
The body Of the moon had reddish Appe,r
| ance, giving Q lufid and unnatural look
Las. Sunday the Rev. Arthur Patten re-
sumed his ministerisl lAbors here, having
been sick for the past :hiee weeks.-
Miss Clara NJ. Reed closed last Friday Il
very su ,cessful term of school in the dis
trict at Browns Corner. Miss Reed il one
of the teachers that has the ability to inter-
est her scholars in their lessons and secure
their 1--we and respect.-There hiss bee n
much trouble with mice gnswirg the bar
on young spple trees. This can all BE-
stopped very easily by following the direc-
tons given below, viz: 10 one quart Of
meal add one quarter Of pound of
paris green. Mix it well together
with warm water, about the way you would
mix for your hens. Then take about a
spoonful and put it on a chip or shir gle
placing it near the Tree. The mice will
eat it and that will be the last Of them. BY
putting the mi xture on single it will NOT
be 50 liable to be washed into the ground 10
. rainstorm. Try it if you would save
your trees.
PIrTsroN.
| Captain William J. Baker was at home
last week, sick with an Ut csss in his throat.
He returned to his duties on the Ssgadahoc
Saturday, "A Ave cent sociable towards
raising money for The erection of q chapel,
was held at Mrs. Coiburn's and Duncan's
last Tuesday evening and a very pleasant
time was enjoyed by ali. Ice cream was
for sale; there was also guess cake given
to the person guessing the nearest TO the
| number Of kernels of corr in bottle. Mr..
Hermon Thsyer ''fook the cake" He
guessed within two of the correct number.
| The sociabe was great success We are
having some splendid weather for Novem-
Der Til. water wa, lower in the Kennebec
Monday morning tn N it has been known
to be for years. - Captain William j,
Bakers wife arrived home from Boston
Wednesday.
NORM VAssALBoR).
The Ladies Aid Society" Of the NJ E.
church Of this place gave an entertainmsnt
and baked bean supper at Citizens ii al
last Saturday night: The entertainment
consisted of readings. music, etc, by talent
from Riverside, Wa,eryile and this place
and was very interesting A arge number
were present to emily il, and the
proceeds were S2s 90 The North
Vassaloo wooden mills were obhg. d
to shu; DO sn last SAtu d,y on &c
count Of low water. Business is very good
with them st present. They are making
| 10 TO IL Thousand yards Of clo:h per week
VIII I'll fl IDS resdy sale. They have Just
received a cargo Of coal of 900 tons The
poles for the telephone between here and
| Wa,eIvlIle are being Sc. and tits -xpe ctt d to
be in peration before cold weather sets ill.,
| Our hearts were made SD last week on
| lsarniog of the death Of the wife Of one
OF our to~nsmeh. Deacon George Moses
Richardson, which occurred last Tuesday.
Mrs. Richardson had bsen sick for some
time with q complication Of diseases, spd
| although great sufferer was wonderfully
sustained by Divine grace and bore all
without . murmur. Bro. Richardson snd
family have our sincere sympathy. The
deceased was Sc years old.-The pulpits
were filed By the pastors here last Sunday
Bro Palmer at the Baptist an Bro. Fol-
som al the Methodist church
Standing, with reluctant feet.
where womanhoed and childhood meet
! lis 3 sup. eme momeat, lis & critical