Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-02

his sou-s, W. r. Bailey ; last wees -
II. Alien Of South ya<ssliSro y sisnang
fpaniei Strong -t;eorge Cciem7n hsa :
Isrti.sisv psry last Nonlsy eyen-
lag: Was gooi tims asd
,,sn. nice pressnss wfre tfousnk--
One III cur best yaung IAiies- Miss Aaoei
Ssron.. wss carried d. last ihursas! "
S.x iIssspshire She ~as married % N
Wfle,yss, THURSDAY evening ani ieff tne
.sma night On the pGlimln for her future
h.sr,e. Tire ceremony was performed ~
Rev. Mr.. .sYiani Of Augusta. Willard. ka-
xia. Elmer ami Arthar Strong all OF bos-
ION wer.. RI honss. TO attend their sisters
SEEDING Dir. sn | Mrs. Joha Mason ana
t;.tls .Nxs af Cantien called On Mr. anu
Ms. FIR Merrill one day last week
The Webb District in Ns1ers1lie where one
Of our X se.r-i Il girls j. teaching has raisei
A MEG sis aag on . - f.ot pole az the
.ebooIhs,as,s. The house WAS decorated out
id. AMI made anl the ceremony sppropn-
ately performed Columbus day Inc
scholars most sus.s.ps. full in SOLICITING money
towards the flag we're Miss Hattie French.
Ms. kittie Mitchell Master Everett French
and Master Fred Wool. Miss Carrie Mer-
rill Of this place has faaght this seh"oi s"o
Sears I'D, marked s-;rcs ss--i-laweiisn ana
Arthur Delas., of Bc,thbsv were the guests
II Daniel Strong SATURDAY AMI SUNDAY
Y 49, sIHoRo-
NvrtI. ya<saiboro has another ease OF
tlinhtbert, in the falniiy of Michael Met
r!,e hous4 anil family were Immediately
pleased anler qaarautioe restrictions Tue
nsher raxe il doug well. The sehools are
.,itl cies,.l aud viii rentaia s., for the pres
ea,. EverYtinng possible Is being done to
prevent tn. disease spreading.
Mr.. rEas"S
Franz Alien ,nd II, l.. Butler choose each
nine men making trs an = stle and hal
,,,nnins contest Set. ~. Frank Alters
.lie ..4nr, isl, points AMI Mr. Buffers
side H. yoints They all hal huiled
corn supper at Lower Masonic Hall pre-
pared bv Wellington French and Buffers
side pail for 1.-The mill dam is finished
and tn. gri.t mill rs again running.
EAST PursroS.
Rev. Mr. Palmer returned Saturday from
New Harbur. where he has been assisting
tl,. past week Rev. Mr., Preblr in holsling
revival meetings. Rev Mr.. Merrill has
been holding meetings ut Turner'S Corner
Turing Mr.. Palmer's absence. SATURDAY.
November >. IA meeting is To be held at the
church for the purpose of organizing
branch of the Epworth League.-Mr.
Warren Clark and bri lie of San Francisco
pa ssesl the Sabbath at Mr.. l.. 5. Clark's.-
Mr. Samuel Clark and wife expect to leave
for Minneapolis next Saturday Mrs.
Mamie Stilphen is visiting frienis in Fair
field Mrs. Lydia Moore of Alma is pass
ing the week with her parents.-Mr. Willis
Mansur is having his house and other
buildings painted.-Mr. W. :. Cieases has
returned from Boston and is putting in Lis
stock of winter goods.
Lincoln.
East JEFFERSON.
Our mlliner, Mrs. Skinner has returned
from Boston with a full line of fancy goods
and millinery for the fall and winter trade.
The Young Mems League organized last
week with c. w. Besse president and Ev-
erett Hoffses vice president They have
leased Bonds Hall over the post office and
will hold meetings on the first and third
Thursday evenings of each MONTH
The Farmers Fire Insurance Company
organized here one year ago has hal
very prosperous business during the year
and has not lost a single cent so far. We
recommend this plan of town insurance to
all heavily taxed farmers. Any informa-
ton in regard to organization can be had of
the secretary at this place. The barn be-
longing to Dana Hallowell on the mountain
road was burned to the ground on the eve
ming of Oct. ODD The fire is supposed to
have been incendlary. No insurance -
The &. A. r. Department of Maine have
granted the Jefferson boys charter and
thev will organize at once Masonic Ben
eft at the Masonic Hall on Bridge street
Wednesday evening, Nov. 2.-The Lake
House will be opened to the public during
next month by the new proprietor, Mr.. &.
l.. Kennedy.
Somerset.
SoUTH NoRRIpGEwocK.
A class in vocal music under the instruc-
ton of Prof Harrington of New York was
held last week MFR. j. r. Bigelow has
during the past week opened stock of
groceries in the store formerly occupied by
VIM l.. jenkins. Mr.. Bigelow has very
complete stock and being a Norridge-
wock boy deserves good share
of the trade of the people in his par
ticular line of business. The grange is in
a very prosperous condition. The meetings
were never better attended nor more interest
manifested. New members are constantly
being admitted. Millers Hall is helng fitted
with new stage and when completed this
town will have good amusement hall
for Il country town. The new stage is
modelled like regular theatre stage and
will be supplied with Il drop curtain. Al
though larger anil more convenient in every
way than the Old one, the seating capacity
of the room will not he irsscHed-- The
society event of the season thus far WAS the
Halloween party at the Quinnehasset Mon
day night. The costumes were very unique
and some quite laborate. Landlord fro,h-
ingham had Il fin spread and the whole af
fair passed off complete success, enjoyed
by everyone present.
Waldo.
CENTER MoSTvIlrE.
jesse Frye's apple crop this fall is said TO
he about l',oO hu hels. He had 500 bushels
of Ballwins.-S. j. Taskcr is to build a
house next sun mer. lie has the cellar
ready now Cliff on Morse will build barn
next spring. He ha, the cellar wall nearly
rompleted.-E. + Spear is building 1t hen
merry and saws should Harrison be reelected
he will probably built two more another
sumrOpr-t lement 4 Custman's store was