Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

town Friday last VIM. Tucker has ne
u,ovs>i the old windows from his house and
Ireplacsd them with = more modern St ie.-|
Mrs. ID. l.. Allen Is still failing. A very small
kprospect al her recovery ID entertained by
ker frienas.-D. b. Sxwtelle and Cecil
k(.ampbeli have gone to North Jay to work
on the stone quarry. --Exekiel Emmonds
has commenced cutting stone for +. c.
Taylor.
MADISON.
| There is an effort being made in town to
establish q cream route for the Jersey
creamery at Skowhsgan.--We learn the
creamery at Soloa is also anxious to secure
patrons in town for that creamery The
new roads in town are completed anu every
body is pleased with them.-Mrs. Josiah
Holhrook of North Madison is in failing
| health. The free high $, hooi at the center
of the town closed last Friday after sue
I cessful term OF six weeks, taught by Mrs.
Eachelier of Fsl mingtea.-Tha new mall
| ,oase IRON North Madison to Madison SUP
plies three Offices aud goes into effect Oct.
| lst.-A Farmers Institute will be held 1T
Scion Oct. 5, and one at Skowhegan Oct. l..
MIR, CYRUS W. Goodrich and wife have
gone on a three weeks visit to the Worlds
Fair.
PIFrsFIELp.
The recently completed blue store" was
I formally opened this evening by Osborne
Bros. nroprietors of the combination cloth
ling store. This building was designed and
brslt BE- +. L. Smith of this town and Is
sarely a credit to bis skill and ingenuity.
| The evenings entertainment was opened BY
a concert given by the Pittsfeld band. Sup
per WAS served to about six hunczed OF the
citizens assembled. after which was grand
hail. The occasion proved TO be one of the
mos. successful opening ever held here.
WE wish the new venture success.
SourH BROOKS.
A very interesting game of ball was re-
Gently played at Jackson Corner between
the Jackson high school nine and the South
Brooks high school nine. Up to the NTH
inning the score stood even when the South
Brooks nine gained several scores, promis-
ing for short time to win the game. In the
seventh inning, however. the Jackson nine
gan to gain steadily, winning the game by
score of 81 to IS. Noticeable features OF
the game were the fielding OF Burton Ham
lin and the pitching of Walter Evans. The
Jackson nine learned to fear Right Fielder
Hsmlin for his fielding is simply immense.
Another game is expected to take place at
South Brooks between these mines Friday,
October 9th.
| CENTRE KNOXVILLE.
Mrs. Jesse5 Littletield has gone to Jack
son for time.-Mrs. s. ID. Harrington has
gone back to Boston.-Mr. and Mrs. b. {.
Slice per of South Thomaston have been Wis
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Lena Barlow of Newtonville, Mass, who
have been visiting at L. A. Sprowl's, have
returned home.-F. A. Wentworth and
family have moved to East knox.-Miss
Desire Abbott died Sept goth after long
illness with stomach trouble. She was an
estimable young lady and very successful
school teacher.-G +. Allen has been do
ing some carpenter work for o. Newhall at
South Liberty.
FREEDOM.
| Fields are in good condition for blowing
and the harvesting is well along. Not
much rot on the potatoes. The corn crop
is very good both yellow field and sweet for
canning. G. Bellows commenced cutting
and filing his silo it'll well grown sweet
corn much of it full in milk. Crosby Fowler
& son have just filled a large silo of sweet
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MORRILL,.
Mrs. |. B. Thompson is visiting friends
| in RockIand Mr.. |. b. Chandler of New
| Haven, Conn, was in town last week on
busiuess.-Mr. Lewis Jackson and wife
have been visiting their daughter at Augusta
the past week.-Mrs.. A. NJ. Hatch AID
daughter Bertha, are visiting relatives in
Providence. Il. Mrs. Leander Jackson
is visiting friends at Ellswor,h.-Aliss Gagie
Creasey is recovering from an attack OF
bilious fever.-.james Whitcomb has
brand new boy about a week old The
Sunday school have concert next Sunday
evening in connection with the Young Peo-
pies Endeavor Society The north side Of
the church is to be shingled soon.
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