Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

running ovs..-Mis, Ccsliae LeProhn Of
Auyus,s is visiting Miss Allie Haniey Of this
place Mr.. Fhs.. 8 fpnsa has e--n coz
iisec 10 h house for several days with u
grips. He il attended b. d.. Libby
A Nes Ye.r's bali vss CIV u Academy
HsA Neg Yeas risht snst q gooily nu n
bes psrs;eipalsd-w s. Clesve, cur popu-
Isr r.ser. hs. tss completed taking
Al aecouus Ct sock. He vas Sssissei
BY C H Crcek-r School commenced
hesa MlcdAy morning uaeef the
al s.ios of Mr. L9-rn Ford Of White
h-iI A gsod xs,erdsnee j. expattei.-I
Mr.. D.vis ca- uer sto ,gasser, j. doing
az ai'bGsioe.s in the old F1sier shop. II
you ssrss good j In TIE n'snf, snoe or
hsr sss i;ue sive BIN cal Il! 10 ru-
N IRE ] ta~; barber sh, p viii De opened
nsr4 econ uGaer the Gale u Mr.. VIII
Croker. We wish AL sucA nse5sd and
eo-vsrisit ea'esp'i.ss success AID good
rssrouss--Nr Fred Kesly Of Til, place
has gcne 10 LINN. Mns, to engage in
business.
CoKIsSA
TIE fi,sr. ele3t OF TsijEht Cargo
we're installed Mcndsy hight, Jan. 4, BY
R-v O Hspcoek. j. o Young. NJ
g. Emerson. o; fla M-Criii, Lee G.
Ta.ksr, S l.. Small. A. MIS-, G. Tss-
s.r. Cbsp; NJ. Ba.es, rr-ss. E Koowiss,
:, B'.n h Gt.rt, M-r,ie Smith. f;
Jennie Young. c.; Merle d xIa. L A. :.
u he g A r viii hsya tnslr instsiisuon
on Friday = M, i'm s-rhe storm o'
Wednesday WAS severe. Cellars were tilied
and the stream overt wed It's bs ks mAkiog
Hotel Grant an isia, house. During the
night il came srouud cold msking ice two
rods 10 width in front of Corinns House,
flooding the planning mill leaving ice over
one inch thick on the FIRST hoor.
Waldo.
PROSPECT.
Caris mas is passed and the ground is 40
bare as in September. We had quite .
vi d. and rainy Gay on Christmas day. The
weather in This part Of the State has beer
very mild, bu. II is too mild for the health
Of the people. Many Of the children h.v,
very bad co!ds snd coughs. and there ace
some cases Of Ia grippe. There is a, present
no Stow, and The ground is very
rough for travelling, especially with
loaded tesms.-The schools ia tom
are all 10 good working order and
doing vel The school al Clark's Corner
il beng taught BY Miss Annie R,ney Of
Frankfort, is giving coed satisfaction and
having very succsssful schoOI.--Dr. Jno.
Z Clark OF Philadelphia. Pa is a. home
spending the Christmas holidays. He is
tescher of Languages in one OF the schools
of that city and q graduate of Boston I i
versity.--Hsfvey Libby, son Of j. +
L boy our genial and obiigiug P. M. ard
me rchalt 10 at home for the h lidsys from
the Business Collie &c at r ,cklsed. He lie
going TO excel IN pennmsuship AT This
time Of year there is not much going on in
town, especially when snow keeps of SO
very long We may feel thankful for the
proper ty Of this great country at this time.
Tle golden harvest has yielded p erty, the
sl,h of he people has teen as good ss
usUsl, Notwithstanding the cries of some to
the contrary, and universal peace hss
r-ig I'D supreme on the American con-
tinent During the year of 1891 il has
been the Efforts OF statesmsn TO pre-
serve order and good will" among the ns
tons of the earth, and ace riding to the
Presidents message they have succeeded
very admiral in so doing. Intellectually,
morally. Sc CT lily snd Fl a.eisliy, We have
not refrigerated, but have gone on to vic
tory.
FREEDOM.
The rains the last week have filled the
wells go that there will be no lack OF water
this ~ihter.-'rbe nay dealers sre shipping
hay as fast as cars cs1 be had. Price from
IS to Sl2 per ton at station.
CENTRE Nom TILE.
The remains Of Mrs. Amanda True
worthy, who died Of pneumonia on the Git
ult. in Lawrence, Mass, were brought t.
ibis to vn for interment. The funeral &C
CURED on the 3lst ut at the residence OF
sister of the deceased, Mrs. s, Fl Berry
Mrs. Sstsh Clement is i'll with pneu-
monia st the home OF her son, M. Albion
Clement Of Sesrsm ont-Miss Gerde f
Gordon 10 home from Lowell, Mass -
School District, No. IA, Miss Eta Sawyer,
Teacher closed lsst week.