Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-27

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known yet bos tne I'm esnght- The hcfses
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Hspsisn NEXT Sunday Il 10 A. u. on
Camyb<Ifs shose Sermon BY F. W. Sand
ford ri r N to ruuag men Oh the sub
jsef s.Resieion Iilastrsted By the National
Gsme At Base Ball Gospel service II
r NJ. followed By watch meesing- The
entire night may be spent BY the Christians
Of the town Ia prayer for mighty blessiag
dsring 1884. These services viii be held
At the village 10 the Hsptist church A shed
furnishes protection for the horses OF those
| attsnriag.
Sr. ALBaSs.
Hon ID. D. S.exar and wife hare started
on hris journey s5atsswataa They sill 1t p
fe~ ia,s in Boston. Is reported that
Frank Luce, ~ho used to live here. has
b. en- dropped from the pension lis..--Cai.
Southland IS the fret TO BE- held up by
! grippe and we hope the last.
waldo.
HALLDALE.
The Ladies Union Sewing Circle met
Tuesday evening Dee. i3.n, with Mrs.
George White There was largo al
tendance. The next meeting viii be Tues
DAY Jan. 2i-We were rot passed by the
cold wave. bat received long visit froD
il. Thursday, Dee. l4th, vas the coolest
&. So l. -
mometer registered 80 below zero At A.
/ NJ. - b. F. Foster attended the State
Grange ia Dover last week.. W Pium-
mer is pressing hay with Charles MeCorison.
by the rupture of vsricose vein = few
days ago Elias Hall lost large amount of
blood and consequently is OF from duty at
present. He is doing well AMI probably
ill be ont in short time Mr..
Geo. w. Lamb of Portland who hes
been visiting here returned las. week. ac-
cempsnied by his mother who will spend
the winter there z. Hall is in Pittsfield
this week with r. S. Tucker who is very
10 With consumption -Rey. J. Wsshburn
, arrived in town last Saturday. He preached
a, the Vose school house last Sunday md
will preach there again next Sunday The
grippe is pre- vailing to quite an extent in
this vicinity The family of Frank Thopp-
son are nearly all suffering from it.-Mr.
Che.lev B. Ingrsh4m of Knox aud Miss
Nettie Balkinn of Palermo. were united in
marriage last Saturday evening. Rev. j..
Wsshburn performed the ceremony.
Freedom.
The Village Improvement Society give an
entertainment the % inst.-The Christmas
tree in Grange hall Saturday evening was a
success. The hall was full and the evening
passed very plessantiy. The literary feat
ures by the children were excelient.-There
are many cases of Ia grippe.
CENTRE MosrvILLE.
G. T. Randall his been drawn to serve
on the traverse jury at the January term of
court TO be holden at Belfsst.-Miss Ki;tis
Berry is visiting her sister in Pi,tsfeld.-
Walter Bean AMI Milton Wentworth are
home from Duxbury, Mass. - Pastry,
coffee, and election of officers at Union
Harvest Grange last Saturday night. OIL
GERS were elected as follows: II. z. Bar
ker, NJ; Z. s. Jackson, O.; Effie Jackson,
L.; Charles Ring, s.; Dudley Poland, A.
s Helen Cushman, c.; G. II. Thompson,
T.; f. A. Herman, Secy.; w. S. Davis,
G. X; Mrs. Fl. p. Barker, p. Mrs. G. H..
Thompson. F.; Mrs. Charles Ring, Ceres.
Miss X. A. French Of Belfast, passed
Christmas with her friends here.