Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-11

IpREsbhS
Gen. S, J Bridge, after his SUNNI r.
seipurn here at the pleasant home of Mr.
Charles Bickford, has returned to Boston.
The Bridge Academy, Gen. Bridges en-
during monument, has opened upon what
promises to be a very successful term. With
the hearty cooperation of the citizens ihi'
institution may become one of the moo
useful and helpful in this part of the Stat ,
An honor to the town, and an impor. ,it
factor in its prosperity. 1t Is under he
chrge of j. c. Mshoney an alumni. OF
Bow,ioin AMI Mis- Beulah Hall, both Of
She, pscot Bridge, who ara well known ere
having successfully taught the acad.nN i
the past-All the schools in town seeu'
he in prosperous condition, most Of the
teachers being Dresden ladies, as
Miss Maud Barker at Dresden N Is
Miss johnson at Cedar Grove, Mis-
X lily at Pornslboro. Mss Blanche
uouiette ia her own district, Miss h.ain
Ma ers in the southeast distric' The Rr,d-
envy teachers AMI several of those o. IA
town schools attended the county cpry'n
ton at Damsri,cotta Mills last week. ] II
report pleasant and profitable ses-i'" =
spite of the unfavorable weather Mr.. Ed.
Houdlette is making a short visit to Boston.
Mr.. Lewis Biekford our enterprising
merchant, is suffering from severe stutcs
of lumbago. His son, Horatio Bickfor
has just returned from a pleasant trip %
the Worlds Fair Mr.. Lester Woo1war g,
nur new postmis ter, having shinglet' hi
building AMI treated it Ia coat of pin
within and will, ut, has laid in sto k u
fancy groceries and confectionery Mr.
and Mrs f. f.. Gilmore of South WoolSich
spent day or two at the parsonage last
week.
WHITEHEAD.
Mr.. T.. A. Pearson and Mrs. Tulloch l-f'
here for Boston on Sa urlsy last quite I'M
sxpecteily. on account of the iiln~s.
Mrs Tullock's sister. Mrs. II. C.. Pc 'rsor
of Csmbridgeport, Mass Mrs. J. +. Libby
Of Portland. and Mis- Emma Hatch of Far
ming,isIe were in tosn last Friday aud SAT
urisy Edgar Ware is quite sick. sl.o Al
fred punton of North W Wakefield DR. n.
{. Williams WAS in town lately on writ 10
patients here.-There is great interest felt
throughout the town in the proposed rail-
road.
ST.. Adams.
Wilson Btgelos is sick with pneumonia
Justice Buker is also on the sick list A
heavy thunder shower passed over Monaas
2. NJ MIR. Elisha Emerson has received
A. increase in pension. He surely i. en-
titled to tit il reported that IL. A. Hard
has rented the saw milI-Mr. A. Z. Bige
Iaw and wife are on weeks trip to visit
his many relatives in Piscataquis county
waldo.
CENTER MoNTvIlLE.
S. Bsnton il ut Freedom village helping
to r,p,ir the tsnnery f. L. Bennett has
gone to Worcester, Mass. where he hs'
secured situation in the old insane asy
lum. Jesse Littlefeld has moved into the
appsr part of c. T. French's housed
". Bennett was quite Ill during last week
We are gsi to know that there arr
school teachers in town who can climb >
hill without difficulty w. d. qu'ti
aud f.. T.. Ta,ker are ini-NiRg s. j. I SIX
FRS new house inside 1T is reported that
Austin Wentworth Of Sou h Montville has
hou sht livery stable in Pistsfield and vii
soon move there.
MORRILL,.
wiuaie Simmons was at home last Sun
dsy.-Mrs. +. A. llunsoou ia now ready TO
DO DIRE ssmaking - The so iety of Christian
Eaiearor had th"ir concert lsst S,bbuh
evening". Mrs W. +. Brosn IL visiting
her Sister, Mrs. 5 X Fuller of Norridge-
wock, this week-C. T.. Brown has taken
. psrsnsr in his ,iomss ic bu.iaess. IL was
Miss May Coou,hs, herea ter ee shall call
her Mrs.. Bro~n.--lIonesty Grange has q
proxrs nne this week furnished by the
married asmhers and next week by the IN
married n,smhsrs.--Nsrion Brown Will
soon go To work for Mr.. Marsh Of Bel fast.
IN his egg cooler.