Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-09

i,e sss,ss ~ 4. Booslsisxy for TIE ltcston an
Maize lee Co. aud refarnss hefssss tkst
week. He nox has crew ~ waFk making
sotae repairs and getting things resdy ~
wis.feY al fne Independent hoaSes at this
rsace.--fiss mes Z De~irt have : efrs a
work grading 81 their lsD1>es.--Mr ~ =
Po~.rs gave 4 saaper last Friday night q
the kindergarten he'll ting. for the beneht
Of tie s.isaetl Fnnl. The supper consisted
~ clam stew isfsssers bread. shred ham,
s.skes. pi.~ saa cofFs-- The -apper Was
ezra uie,.. The attendance swss not 80
Urge as weui have i@en but for the bad
travelling, bit all eniosei it very naea---
Last Thers las noon some one Aet bre To 2
shed of wood belonging 10 Mr. Richard
CoIburu; the shed ip.ing in the pasture
axav from the ,nsln r,,sd. sMr- Gotham
had about seven cords Of dry ssod lifted
for the stove. in the sstest which was All
fastened M. it was all destroyed - The
Rev. &, y. ADAMS ~ S,.ufh tiariBer
preached 10 the Cong-ega,ionaifss meeting
house Sunsfay forenoon IN at the resausn
s.st,.r,Itny4st. in ft1t evening tur minister
Mr McCann preached 1t South Gardiner :
ALsios.
The Free High Schools closed their terms
Win a pubic rAIHHftsss AZ hhaHsS ite''f
Nov. 3 eon-is,ipg ot rreisaiioas, dsciana-
tioas, dialogues etc. Notwithstanding 'he
night was RAINY aasl dark the hall was
eru~,l,-si witt, an i1t.rested niience who.
aDprstI tie ! the work lone by the scholars
Both Schools ~srr a Success. The one q
the t,,rn.r ~. .,gift hy r. T. Parsons and
Mics Ella T. : sey ti'e 0as 1t the sonh
hs G,..,s.p g.,we ngh Fred Drake. Rev.
= -. L.
The Christian chu 'eh expects 10 be sarpiieG
OF, SUNDAY NOV Is. by Mr.. Pierce from
Rhoris I. i.s!.-Augustes Libby moves this
week to Water~i!le To keep Il boarding
house DR.. g. H. Wilson goes to Boston
to make sliort visit Mrs. Mary Dawes
AMI children Of Madison are at her mo,her's.
-tseorg.. Gilman is to move into tire siouss
made vacant l,y Mr.. Libby Apple packers
have been with Us the PSF, two weeks
Stock i, very law this fall and hay high.
SoRru MoSMouru.
Mrs q. F. King of this village picked
fine bunch of pansies Sunday, Nov, 9Th, one
OF which was nearly three inches across.
They were of fine color AMI perfume, al
though they had been covered with snow
twice.
W BINS mills.
The funeral of Mr.. Chas. IL. Piummer
vas Largely attended on Sunday. Mr.. Plum
mer had many friends here.--Mr. Nelson
Doe aud son of Providence, r. L., who
have been visiting Mr. Does parents re-
turned home Saturday Alice Smart
and son. Mrs. Marcia Colburn AMI Miss
Minnie Vinins have gone to Montana TO
reside, having sold their farm on Windsor
Neck to Mr.. j. A. Sproul Mr.. Charles
Moody is home from Conneeticut.-Mr.
Clarence Moody has returned to Boston
Mrs. Hannah Bowden of Rockland is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. v. X. Neal.-Rev.
Mr.. Pickmore of Windsor was the guest of
Mr.. Franklin Percival Sunday.-Mr. War
rem Stuart of North Windsor has moved
his family into the Purbee house and has
leased Mr.. A. X. Burrilfs blacksmith shop.
RIVERSIDE.
The marriage of Miss Mabel Strong re-
ferred to last week was quite an elaborate
social event for this place. The house and
grounds were beautifully decorated and
brilliantly lighted, Japanese lanterns being
used for the outside display. The bride
stood under an arch of evergreen and tea
roses she was dressed in white crepe and
hciu III ner Haiiu oouquet VI "h'e wa
roses. The ceremony was performed al
o'clock 7. NJ, and after tea was served
the happy couple left on the 5Nalnian the
same evening for Snncook, y. H., their
future home. The presents were many and
valuable. Their many friends unite IN
wishing DIR. AMI Mrs. Witeomb long life
and much happiness and property
| IL. Hamilton, state lecturer and organizer
for the Good Tempiars, has been III this
| vicinity the past week working IN the tenn
| perance cause. He reorganized two dead
lodges In this town one AT Nor'h assal'
| ooio ana one az HeaWa ru' ne Nisi'e" oui
aonss oa - - ri
nronr;o,or of de saw.m;,I seems IN he
r, ,,,p s,,,,.osss,J s,or,;n, man NJ least in
/ a. H., IS h,,,;,r h.. has ra.an,lv shot +,
, ,"r AL ,,ro ,,;nt hos;io soveral nartr;dyes
~ , ""' - - ~. -. fpa,,n.'iIs
80 w.,ar,;I,a ,,as tho Guest Of
w. Az II,wos I.st WI win
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| Hon. I. Manchester HAYNES of Augusta
Mr.. Arthur Davis of Somer, lille, Mass, l.
the guest of his cousin +. j. Staples Mrs.
| +. l.. Webber an children ut Augusta are
visiting Mrs. Webhers parents, Dr.
, and Mrs. Randall. Mr.. AMI Mrs. j, >.
tray aud son of Gardiner, oregon. were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira b. Smiley
last week.-The nnion meeting of Good
Templars will meet with Halifax Lodge.
| Winslow, on Tuesday evening, Nov 10.
| Penobscot.
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4 new boiler has recently been added and
: more milk is being received. The price
I pail for milk is three and one-halt cents
per qnart.-Tbe L. Il. Il. society VIII serve
!. harvest supper at High street vestry We'd
nesday evening. Nov. 9.-Mrs. W. NJ.
/ Stuart has been visiting in Boston for two
( weeks MIR. VIM. Lindsay AMI family have
. moved to Gardiner.
somerset.
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