Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-01
DOOR, TIRED, WEARY wOMANl Weary with Work
and Worry. Headache and a Heartache. too.
Bot relief for the first means relief for the other.
one dose Of "BrOmO-Seltzer" is enough to
restore her Health and Happiness Trial Sze 10 Cts

cretit both TO themselves And thelf teacnef,
Miss MAade Barker. The parents also
manifested their interest by their pres
euce in considerable numbers. Short
addresses were made by the
supervisor. DIR. Dorr, and by the Rev. Mr..
Thompsen--There seems 10 be general
moving time here this fall. Mr.. Joe Houd-
istre has taken Possession Of his newly
acquired property the old bridge place,
more recently ownsd by Mrs. r. Reed, and
Mr. Shepherd Call, the mail carrier, will
occupy The house vacated by MI. Houdlette.
Mrs. Baker and daughter expect to 60 to
Boston this winter and their house will be
occupied BY Mr.. Horace Bickford. The
new postmaster Mr.. Lester Woodward is
also about TO move his family into the house
adjoining DIR. Darr. much more conyen-
lent residence for his business. He has
lately put in quite stock of fancy grocer
les, confectionery. etc.--A number OF the
young people of South WooI.ich rode up
TO Dresien and made pleasant call upon
their former rastor, oBe evening
last week.-Mrs. Mary Bickford
has been enj ,iag pleasant visit from her
sister IN Cslisorf ia.--Qai'e a hock OF little
ones have recently taken up their abode in
town. Messrs. Borge, Lemuel Trott and
Charles Bliss are rejoicing in the advent of
little daughters while Mr.. Ward Houdlette
10 equally proud Of q young son.-Great
sympathy is felt here with the family Of
Rev. Mr. Allen of Wi.casset., who are SO
sadly afflicted in the loss of their daughter
with spinal meningitis. She was we'll known
and . general favorite here, where she often
accompanied her father when he came to
hold services In the Episcopal church.
Cspt. W. Clark. who has been spending the
summer with his daughter, Mrs. Carney,
started last week on his return to New
Mexico. The good wishes of many friends
follow him, and all would be glad to vel
come him back for longer stay.
MADISON.
1t is generally understood that a cream
route furnishing cream to the SkowhegAn
Jersey creamery will be started about the
first of December over Blackwell Hill and
vicinity Rev. Mr.. Twitchell of Madison
immersed three converts at North Anson,
Oct. %, and two at Madison yillage.-The
seats for the schoolhouse in District No. .
have not arrived and temporary ones will
be put in and the school commence at once.
A bear was seen near Fshi pond in Emb-
den last Saturday by parties living in the
vicinity Mrs. Mary Holbrook, wife of Jo-
siah Holbrook died at her home at North
Madison last Friday morning aged 76 years.
Farmers are apxiously awaiting the ar
rival of apple buyers this fall. The crop
of apples is very small but there is desire
to sell and deliver them to the depot before
the cold weather.
ST. ALBANs. @s
The band concert last Thursday evening
was a grand success. The town hall was
i well filed and the entertainment was very
pleasing. The boys were more than pleased
with the proceeds which amounted to S32.-
50.--The grangers held box sociable Sat
uriay evening. Ii was general invitation
and their hall was more than full. The
entertainment WAS very good, many of the
performers were called back and each
responded with something pleasing.
Amount received for boxes sold So
Sunday our Methodist minister, Rev. c. A..
Southland, exchanged pulpits with Rev. +.
f. White of Dexter. Our people were
we'll pleased with the straightforward mar
ner which Mr.. White used in presenting the
word F. +. Brigham has nearly closed
ont his stock of goods; he has not yet de-
cided where he will next locate.-Our mil
owners are feeling well at the rise in water.
IS. B. Ram.dell has purchased the Moore
place.
HALLpALE.
Charles A. GiIchrest has taken r. s.
fuckers farm and moved on to it last
ueek.-Mr. Jane Beal and Mrs. Hannah
Poland are on the sick list.-Mr. Amos
Thompson returned to his home in Clifton
dale, Mass. last Friday.-He was accom-
panied by Miss Eliza Plummer, who has
been spending the summer here.-There is
talk of reviving the sewing circle, which
has been resting several months .-John
Lamb is boarding at W. A. Halrs.-Mrs.
visit.-Rev. J. Washburn preached at the
Vose schoolbouse last Sunday and will be
there again Nov. 5th.
MORRILL,.
Mrs. Geo. A. Getchell of Boston, and
Mrs. Henry Herrick Of Benton, visited W.
F. Brown and wife this week.-Some of
our townsmen have petitioned the county
c mmissioners to make the short cut from
he the new road ESQ called to the road
passing over the Morey Hill, town road.
The hearing will come off Nov. 29.-Miss
Emma Murch is at work at Belfast at pre-
sent.--Mr. Roscoe Weymouth who had a
small cancer removed short time since
from bis lip is rapidly recovering. DR..
T. NJ. Pearson is attending the case.