Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-12

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Master Oris vickefy returned iron Pc.
violence, Il. L.. Sunday. He - been
spending few weeks with relativss tAese.
I-Last Thursday the CrOss and Jsckson
families held their nfth annual rspsion :
the Grange hall. There we're abeus -
hundred and twenty-five members pesesal.
A nice picnic dinner was enjoyed aflsr
which an interesting progrsmms vas Hsosn-
ID to. II vas very enjoyable occassaa.-
Work has been commenced on he 6gideo
in the village. II vas found that one q
the stons abutments was Ia an unsafe con-
dition % our sslectmen with chasac>oeislie
psomptness located . derrick and COZ.
msnccd mailing repairs, Mice Wlnnie
Simmons commenced teaching this week n
District No. Is, city Of B,ltAst, Miss 0im-
mons 10 an experienced teacher and IN coed
demand. Summer visitors have all ~.
turned to their respective homes. We have
had several severe frosts Of late and nearly
| all vegetation has been cut d0wn.--Mrs. J.
c. Ham 10 quite poorly in health. Al dmss
she SCENE TO gain and again will fall hack.
-EhshA Brown had little moving lase
week.--Frank Paul appears with brand
aev turnout. II. Hatch and wife a.
| tended the State fair a, Lewiston last week.
The Young Peoples Improvement Co
ciety have sociable at Grange hall, Thurs-
day evening Of this week.
LIBERTY.
The summer visitors consisting Of Issac
2. Critics, Walter Anderton. Bessie and
Hattie and Arthur Wisdom all Of Somer-
vile, Mass, returned to their home lase
week Mrs. A. II, Pulcifer, her son Char
ley and daughter Edna Of Brooklyn. N. y,
returned home Mondsy. Mrs. George r.
Hun, of Boston is stopping at Hon. w. II.
lunts.~-Mrs. |. 4. Decker and daughter
Of Chasles'own, Macs, are stopping few
days with her sister, Mrs. NJ. 3. Aver
Henry Cook hiss completed his stone dam
ind now has one of the best stave and
single mills TO be found In the country.
tie has taken contract TO build stone
lam at the foundry.-A large dining room
lamp in the Sanford house exploded one
evening last week but fortunately was
thrown ont doors before doing much dam
age except u number Of burnt fingers and Q
big fright. +. W. Pitcher and his sis-
ter Eliza of Belfast, visited their sister,
Mrs. A. ID. Mathews, Last week.
Misses Lena and Alice Barlow who have
been stopping at W. II. Moody's returned
home to Newtonvilic, Mass, last week.
IS. II. Mathews. wife and daughter were
in town Sunday stopping with his brother,
A. ID. Msthews.--W. II. Howe, the photoe-
rapher, 10 in his saloon here for one month
then he returns to Pittsheld, Rev. Geo. Il.
rufts of Belfast occupied the pulpit Sunday
morning and evening, Sept. 10 at the Bap-
sist church.--Rev. Geo. II. Berry and wife
sent to Chicsgo last week The stringere
are laid and we are to have new sidewalk
in place Of the old one which makes oil re-
oice In the villsge.--There will be . spec
.al meeting of Liberty Lodge Of Masons,
Sept. 10, Saturday evening; work on second
md third. The lodge has had large amount
Of work the last year and 10 prosperins fnc-
ly. The election of officers y i'll be Sept rs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Davey aud daughter
of Boston. Mass, are stopping with Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Bfown.--Chxrlcs u. Gil
more OF Montvile, has sold his farm 10
Mrs. Amanda 4. Bean. widow Of tho late
+. Bean. formerly of this village. --Mfs.
Abner Noise, daughter Burniee and son
Allen OF Bath, returned home Monday &C.
,cmpanied by Mrs Danvers Cram Of this
illsge.-Capt AMI Mrs. X. \. Aver and
Mr. and Mrs. y. T. Young went to vinal-
raven Monday TO attend the reunion Of the
Fourth Maine Regime w. II. Moody.
II. N. Dennis and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.
Morse returned from the State Fair
saturday reporting q fine iime.--The iair
TO be held here Wednesday and Thursday.
sept. l3th. 18th, bids fair to be the beat
yet. There are over forty entries for the
|. Morse, son Of l. G. Morse,
5 attending school at Pittsdsid. "A. J. Skid
nan 10 teaching successful school in this
village.
FREEDOM.
The free high school commenced the 4th
INST. with q scholars under the instruction
If y. A. Pattee Of Harmony. More schoi.
,rs are expected.-D. Gowen has his car.
'isge shop moved onto his lot.---G. Bellows
'as his clio nearly completed and has . well
,rown field Of sweet corn to All it.--Fred N.
vosc will commence iuying early potatoes
he coming week at 45 cents per buahei.--
Fred Nichols started HE Little Giant thresher
asst week. Grain is generally good.
IALLpALE.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Cheever of Boston
listed frien Is here last week .--Mrs. n. NJ.
Zones and daughter returned 10 their home
n Boston last Saturday r.. y. Tucker
nd wife of pitt,feId were In town last
seck--Rev. j. Washturn IL expected
sre this week ard VII commence . series
# meetings at the vo.e ,choolhoase Fri
ay evening Septs mbvr 18th. REV. Mr..
,ur,on preached a, the church last Sunday
nd administered the ordinance Of b .ptism.
j. Il. Hall Is in s. airport this week
dis. Hannah Hall leaves this week for
lass. She goes fr, IN there In October to
bermuda where she Will spend the winter.