Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-28
srATH NEWS.
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So u.day. Jsn. II, ve hsd one Of NE
wu9ss ss,~ssorns OF the seaecos tsxnss
i.ches Of ano~ fell Tues3Ay II cleared
lsR, aud Wednesday vas lovely day.
Thusdsy morning il hsgsn showing sgdn
sad the Indications we're that We were -
have arcsher big fail Of snov; but in tfe
afternoon il moderated ard ct fix o'clcek
r. n ID was raining - hard - il had been
snovinz. On Friday The WED came from
the vrst quite squslty. At Eve o'clock p. M.
re lad 4 regular hlixxsld, dliirR the air
With ice and sDov - William D. Snowman
net With IN accident on Tbnrsday. While
stepping on from load Of hay be clipped
spanning oil. lefs ankle quite badly -Schoo!
il District No. closed last Geek. It has
been n ushs BY one Of Woodlands ycune
ladies', Miss Alice DoTman. and we are
pleased to learn she has had . succeesfui
term The road has been full Of tear,s
this week drawing potatoes 70 the station
FoRr FAIRFIELD,
lis stated that the old Currier home
stead, occupied by Mr.. John Avefill for
some time past has been sold to New
Brunsvick parties. Our neighbofs across
the liss are hesinnicg to zee the advantages
Of the Mckinley bill and are swarming to
Arocstook in unprecedented nambefs-
The following officers Of the Eastern
Frontier Lodge. No. liz +. 4 A. NJ. were
rub,icly installed BY II. o. Perry d. ID,
Wednesday evening Lass w. NJ, A. ID.
Sawyer; s. W., W. W. Slocomb; J. W..
F o. Osborn; Treasurer, g. s. Steven !;
Secretary, N. n. Martin; s. D., G. F.
! Huutress: J. d. d. j, Bell; S. s, AN. X,
Coburn: J s., H. c. Townsend; Tyler. s.
r. Lord. The Mssons being accompanied
| BY their ladies, fine supper vas served
and 3 social good time followed. An
excellent orchestra furnished music during
the evening.
| WAsABusN.
! A heavy rain storm ee.tled the snow con
siderable last week.-Mf. and Mrs. c. l.
Stoddard will soon start for Washington
and intend renting . hotel in Hamilton
Skagit, Co.-The High School closed last
Friday. +. II. Badger teacher, returns tc
his home in Pennington this week.-Rev
r. A. Patten pastor Of the Baptist church
hss been presented with . handsome fu.
coat from his friends in Pefham and thi
village.
| WEEKS MILLS.
Mr.. Ambrose Trssk died Sunday A. NJ
after an illness of three or four month";
vith consumption Mrs. s. F. Mosher il
expecting her nephew Mr.. B. X. Matthew
this week for few days.
ALBION.
Rev. A. II. Martin is to remain with thu
Christisn church another year. He wa
given donation the goth at Grange Hall By
the society and received CSC 90. A large
rumber were presen. Albion Grange hat
= harvest supper Jan. 23d, and invited
Dirigo Grange Of Freedom to be present
A very enjoyable time was he'd after work
ing the combined fourth degree and supper
Short speeches were made by several mem
bers and visitors Railroad il now III,
chief topic Of the day. We are 10 hopes t
have the road from Gardiner come to thil
town. Albion 10 one Of the best farming
towns in Penobscot county.
sagadahoc.
BowDoINHAM.
| Rev. N. s. Burbank closed his labor
with the Baptist church here last Sunday
He goes to pastorxts at Revere, Mass.
and takes with him the "God speed o.
this community. The charge he leaves ha
through his labors received An impetus il
the right direction. and all are cognizant o.
the fact that the Rev. gentleman is not sen
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