Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-29

The house vas left unlscked.-The Ladies'
Aid m<ess this week At Mr. usnsas's in
Whitsfeli
SpsEr.
Ma. Clara b. Lesyir. Of Skouhegan.
psse dep ut0ens president Of w. r. C., vas
ia tsvn recently for the purpose Of inspect
ing the j. ". Lincoln Woman's Relief
C,xps. and ai.o {. speak upoa the subject
OF = wsman's Relief Corps bosne in Milne.
Tae suffice: VS. very SHY presented BY
MIS- i<Asitt and vas heartily endWsed BY
th~ epmradrs OF the post. Remzfks we're
ras.i4 BY several Of the memb<rs psssent.
expressing iheir sympaihy for the project
&. X. Hsssiogs has gone to Boston TO visit
his d.agtt-r, Ars. Rgnyon,-Miss Frances
Brasg Of Fairfield il 10 town visiting rela-
tiyes Mics .Ssttis Benson who has been
sick for the past few weeks 10 able to Be
out again Mrs. W. l. Reynolds has gone
10 Bosom on short visit.
Rryl Rsips. r'~sAasts
lease Weed, drummer for the Milhken,
Tpmlinson Co, waA here last Monday -
Aiss Ella Hxses Who spsnt the summer
here with her brother, II. II. HAves re-
turned to Mass. Last veeka--Geofge Went
worth snd ife have moved back here from
Riehnsond 70 their Old houe.-Mfs- +. r.
Merrill is visiting friends in Augusta.-The
JogKsAL correspondent was genuinely sur
prised last T aesisy evening when going to
the foor TO Answer a knock. 70 see the
whole doorysPd full Of neighbors and
friends. Without waiting for any
ms isasion to come in, which in
her surprise and excitement she
had forgotten TO extend to them, they
came right in and took full possession of
The house. Each Of the ladies brought cake
and after passing an hour in sociAbiiity and
enjoyment they made coffee and all partook
Of the good things. After supper some
plays, literary exercises, ETC., were enjoyed.
an seemed to think they had had . good
tine--cersinly the surprised enjoyed 1t
very much. The particular occasion Of the
surprise party was to give house warm
ing and to extend congratulations upon q
nice new house
a.. Waldo. -
CESTER MoNrsILLE. 80 p
II S. II. Berry and wife have moved to the
Messef farm.-Ettine Clement is teaching
in District i4.-Willis jackson has re-
.umsd work in the blacksmith shop.-Clif-
ton Morse has his new barn cispboarded.
Il i. unique looking building, but very
convenient and Observation-Disclosures Burton
of Thorndike viii hold meetings here every
evening for week. beginning December
tth.
MORRILL,.
T. L. Hatch returned from Kent's Hill
last week.-Joseph Whitcomb is home from
Bucksport.--A B. Hatch has completed his
shop and moved ina singing school is in
progress under the instruction Of Mr.. Davis
from Belfast. About forty scholars have
Joined. Marion Brown has returned from
Belfast where he hiss been at work for the
past two months .-Mrs. /. ID. White is
poorly again.--Quite number of horses
have been sick in this vicinity this fall
Miss Nellie Thomas returned from Camden
last week.
SEARsMoNr.
The completion of the Georges Valley
Railroad to Union has aroused quite an en-
thuslasm for it's extention through the val
ley to connect with the Maine Central r..
r. at some point on the Belfast branch. A
meeting was held here last Friday evening
which was very fully attended and the feel
ing was very strong for a railroad. Other
meetings will be held and everything will be
done in connection with the other towns
which are equally ENTHUSIASTIC to have the
road built in the near future. 1t is be-
lieved here that there is % easier location
to build a road and no better country to
sustain a road than the Georges Valley.