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

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for good sirighisg.-There will be no lHm-
bering done here this wintsr.--Andfsw and
Hosea Sawyer and Ellie Grseni&S came IN
from hunt lev days since each bringing
IN a fine Get of dsef's antlers- Those
bros ghs in BIZ Ellie were called the finest
seen for long tjme--John GEE from Mi
famichi 10 visiting his mother, Mrs. Martha
Chn.
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WEEK. Mills.
Frank Perciyal Is Expecting TO open the
Fuller store within q week.-Mrs.. Francis
A wife Of George A. Clark, died Friday
December eth--Nr Rael Robbins died
Friday, December sth, aged % years.
SIDNEY.
Alien T. Smiley Of Mass, Is al II. r.
Smisey's on q brief vi,i.---lsrtr9de Frye OF
Wstsrsiile was in to~a last Saatsy Alice
Benson spen, SATURDAY and Sunday in Au-
gu.ts with friends Lyon Of Wat
ervills was 10 rowa Sunday.
SorTH VAssALBoRo.
Fiae weather and good s,eighing are be-
ing improved by sn-Mr. +. W. Moody
has gone TO Farmingron 10 attend the Nor
NAL school Miss Blanche Cobb is attend
ing school at Oak Giove.-Aiss Arda B.
Warren returned TO Augusta SATURDAY
She began school in the Spsulding district
Monday Mr. F. b whitehouse and Miss
Dora Whitehouse were at the cry Saturday.
Little Miss Edna ,bbifs, daughter OF
Collector Rpbbins, spent week at Mrs
Eliza Wbitehoase's la els Apple buyers
are offering % Is per barrel for apples by
the lot.
BgAScH Mills
The people of this vicinity are quite ju-
| tilant oy@r the prospect OF haylrg railroad
run resr here palernos quota belf <
| nearly filled. this villsge Presents grand
possibilities for developing business, there
| - lng three foe water ptvers 10 the imme-
dide vicinity. and liz sithin the dis'ane e
of three and one half miles on this We-'
branch of the She pscot river. Tbere ar
large tracts Of fine umb-r land, convenient
iy near. embr acing all kinds of wood, hard
and soft
NORTH VAssALnoRo.
The WOODEN mill here which since .h"
shut down, has been running on 40 hours
per eek time and 10 per e t. reduction
in wages viii now run only three days per
week Notice WAS posted last week that
no house rent will be charged opera ives
| while the present condition of business con-
tiaues We learn from r, liable Parties
that the corn csnnir factory al Fassalboro
| i'll not be moved this ear as talked. The
| business will be iried one year more and
| unless more corn is planted 1t will be moved
tn a more favorable locality Mrs. Parker
| c. Clifford is suffering with a severe throat
trouble. ALI sincerely hope it will be OF
short duration. Miss Ida Gross is ex-
pected home from Dakota. thi, week. She
i'll make her home nth Thomas Starkey
whose " ife is her si.ter.-Mr. Chts. Gray
returned from Deluth, one day last week.
He reports business as very duh there -
The winter term OF school At Oak Grove
Seminary opened on The 5tb. IL is unusual
l. large fur winter term some 100 pupils
bping in attend nce.--The store of Mr.
John Dougherty dealer in dry goods, boots
aud shoes was closed by his creditors Oh
the sth. Mr.. Donaherty has large sto"k
on hand the liabilities are not known by
your correspondent.
NORM WAYNE.
The inter term of school commences
Dec IL, under the instruction Of Sumner
T.. Mills, a student from Kent's Hill.
ID Worthley has returned from months
wit to is old home in Phillips, where his
sisters, Mrs Rufus Bean and Mrs. Mary
Rn. sell, rpsiie L VI. Pike has been OF
{, red 80 10 per barrel for his apples, Nos.
aqh 2 He has 40 barrels, I'll here is TO
be Christmas tree aud appropriate exer-
cises at the NJ. +. church, Dec. 25.-Win
fred W. Walton and JOSIAH w. Taylor oi
the senior class, ant Lotion ID. Jennings
and Arthur Arthur c. Wing, juniors, have
returned to Kent's II to attend the winter
term DR.. c. w. Gallagher preached at
tne church, Sunday evening, Dec. 10.
LlrCHF3ELD PLAINS.
Prof. A. f. Kenyon from the divinity
school at lewiston devoted the time last
week visiting the different families IN this
vicinity Mr.. Kenyon is expected to
preach here again next Sabbath Miss Liz
zia Bean returned from Gardiner Sun lay.
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Merrill, who were
called here by the feeble condition of Dea-
con Chase and wife, have returned home.
The Womans Missionary Society is 10 be
entertained by Mrs. l.. f Shorey Wednes-
day of ills week with picnic dinner.-Mrs.
Il Roberts entertains the church circle
ON Thursday evening Deacon Chase and
wife although quite feeble are more com
forts, Mrs. J. l.. Perry is very low. -
Mr. Elias Jordan passed away Sunday at
ternoon Mr. Jordan bore an honorable
part in The suppression Of the Rebellion.
RFAprIELp.
Our go d sleiebiug is being well i'm
proved-A number of our young folks will
attend :, litol at Kent bill for the winter