Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-21
STATE NEWS.
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Mr. s. G.. Fogg is just recovering from
severe attack of congestion of the lungs
The NJ. f. Sunday school will observe
Christmas on Saturday evening with can
tata and tree.-The Cniyersalists give
concert as their Christmas offering on Sun
day evening.-Eli Merriman has moved
back to town from Madison where he went
last spring.-Hollis Bickford and viii and
Charlie Bean have moved to the factory
village where they expect to find
work in the wooden mill.
The Readfield Lodge No. 30 A. O. L. W.
held their annual election of officers on
Friday evening last with the following re-
suit: c. NJ. Stevens, master; f.. ) Will
lard foreman c. s. kimball. overseer A.
H. Wilson, recorder; Eli Merriman. finan-
cier: +. |. Brown, receiver; A. lngham,
guide Geo. +. Coleman, 7. watch; Dan
Iel Luce, o. watch; W. C. Record, trustee;
J. 5. Hopkins, representative TO grand
lodges; c. S. Klmball alternate. ~
EAST PITrsroN.
At a recent meeting held at the Moody
schoolhouse so many attended as to break
the floor through, falling about two feet but
no one was hurt.--There will be services at
the NJ. +. church every evening this week.
1t is hoped good attendance will be pres
ent-The Dramatic Club of this village
will give an entertainment at Academy hail
sometime in the near future Preparations
are being made now for good drama
Mr.. b. II. Reed bought the old
seiioolhousc in the Moody lis
trict at auction last Saturday
The East Pittston Cornet band was invited
10 attend a concert given by the Dresden
band last saturday evening at the Dresden
band hall at pownalhoro, and although the
travelling was hard the boys" went and
were well pleased with the entertainments
A fine concert was held for about an hour,
after which all were seated to fine oyster
supper. After doing justice to a fine sup
per and fine '.Ilavanas," the band dis
coursed more fine music. The company
dispersed at quite late hour, all more
than pleased it'll the generosity and hearty
welcome given by the members of the
Dresden band.
EAST NAssALBoRo.
Drs. Thayer, Hill and Dwincl of Water
Vile, were in the village last week in con-
sultation with DIR. Hall in the case of Miss
Incy Rutterfield, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Euterfeld. Mr.. /acheus
Goddard accompanied by Mr.. Elijah Cook,
have gone TO Unity, Brooks and ST. Adams
to attend to religious work. Both churches
in the village are making arrangements for
Christmas entertainments.-Th winter
term of school in District No. 10 closed
FRIDAY. Dec. l6. The pupils not tardy
during the term of II weeks were, Olive S.
Mar.en, Ethel Appleton and Rena Apple
ton, Francis Robinson and Nellie Appleton.
Amelia Whitmore, Olive Marden and
Ethel Appleton each received a prize for
excellence in spelling.-Mrs. Mary Lewis
has moved home for the winter. and will
remain with her daughter Ahbie who has
lately returned from the West.-The far
mers are improving the recent snow to
team, haul wood etc, but are
anxiously looking for more.
VIENNA.
School in the village district commenced
Dec. 9TH, II. Small teacher.-School in Dis
trict No. has closed. Miss Mae Mills was
the teacher. There were ten weeks school,
and u scholars only in the district six of
these were neither late or absent one-half
day during the whole term. Each of the
six received presents from the teacher for
thei. punctuaiity and good behavior. the
following are the names of the fortunate
ones: Rose A. kempton, Ellen l.. Tyler,
Lillian |. Hughes, Martin l.. Hughes, Leon
c. Hughes. Ivan O. kempton.