Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-23
Lincoln.

EAST JEFFERSON.
Miss Annie 4. Davis has returned from
Boston, and will spend the winter with Mrs.
Jennie S. Johnson.--Mrs. Ella J. Bond has
gone to Waltham, Mass, to visit her sister :.
Mr. G. l.. Kennedy has decided not t,
open the Lake House; but offers the sam
for sale, together with his farm; and as th'
farm joins the land of the hotel, it will
make farm of l35 acres. 1t offers q
splendid chance for somebody.
BooTHBAY.
Superintendent DeWolf and wife are
spending a fortnight in Massachusetts
Caddie Spinney had an operation performe'
on her throot by Bath surgeons and is abb,
to take her place in the choir again.--Th'
Democrats celebrated Thursday night Blu
we shall have the pleasure of returning thu
compliment in '96.-Mrs. Curtis Reed ha'
a partial shock of paralysis Thursday Pm
President Shipman and Prof. Harmon OF
Tufts College have about finished then
cottages at Bayville but will build two NOR
! in the spring Thomas Boyd and wifi
have gone to Boston To spend few weeks
Penobsco,.
MATTAwAN1EtG.
| A beautiful flag was raised over on
schoolhouse on Friday last with approprl-
ate exercises. Prayer was offered by Mrs
Stets0n; singing, "My Country It's OF
Thee" by the school; poem, read by Miss
Salie Smith; and singing by the school,
1.-The Flag of the Free" Three cheers fol
the flag and for their teacher closed thu
exercises. Mr.. Fowles closes a long con
nection with the school of Mattawamkeag
and returns to his home IN Midway, amid
the good wishes of all. He was presented
by his pupils with a number of handsome
~ bound volumes. The flag was procured
entirely by the scholars and cost some
thing over SlS.-The scholars of the NJ.
T.. sunday school gave an excellent con
cert ut the church Sunday evening. Great
credit is due the superintendent and her
scholars for the fine programme presented.
The little ones especially making a pleasing
impression of .'such is the Kingdom of
Heaven
NEWPORT.
4 very pleasant event occurred al the
residence of Mr.. Oral Dexter on Elm street
last "Wednesday evening, it being the mar
RAG. of his only daughter Grace, to Mr..
Fred T.. Miles of this town. Mr.. and Mrs.
Miles are both well known and held in high
esteem by their many friends who wish
them much happiness in their new relations.
Thew received many handsome and useful
esents.-Rev. G.. II. Hamilton of Corinna
preached at the NJ. T.. church Sunday
MORNING. corn factory is to be added to
the list of new industries in our village, it
will be built the coming year There is TO
he band concert and ball ut Meridian Hall
Thanksgiving eve.
Waldo.
CENTRE Mosrvn.LE.
Madison Written, an influential citizen
of this town, died on Nov. II. Mr.. Whit
ten had been in poor health for a number
of years. He took deep INTEREST," in all re-
ligious matters, and will be greatly missed.
j. v. Jackson and wife have returned to
pittsfield. The Patrons are to have an an
tiquarian supper and dance on the evening
of December LIST. The supper will consist of
baked beads and brown bread, baked Indian
pudding. pumpkin pie. molasses doughnuts,
nuts. etc.
DRESDEN.
} Mrs. j. II. Bennett. who has been visit
ing in Oakland and Belgrade. returned
home on Saturday.-Miss Alice Richardson
of Belgrade is spending few days in town
among relatives and friends The fall term
of Bridge Academy closed on Friday. We
| arm that Mr.. Mahoney gave good satisfac-
ton as principal and is to teach the winter
rm-Mr. Francis Reed is very sick and
doubts are entertained of his recovery
Considerable freighting by seows is being
carried on in Eastern er.-Thanksgiving
service at NJ. +. church Thursday at 10 A.
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