Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04
srare NEWS.
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Geo. L. Emerson offers reward of ten dot
lars to anyone Who win furnish evidence Mf
aeiens for the arrest Of the parties WIS seoie
his bee hive and honey shcst tune sgo.--
f,ongrssp,stions are In order for Mrs. J. b.
Dow OF Castle Hill, On the advent OF 3
daughter. Monday morning last, after pre-
viously having seven boys and no giri.-We
hs1 gnits a heavy rain last Sunday.-Suite
!. number have finished digging potatoes
Mr. Summer and wife of Grand Lake stream,
Who have been in the vicinity for several
weeks. returned home last Monday.
MaRs HIL.
Potatoes have been coming into the
starch factory at the rate of nine hundred
barrels 8 day.-The Snow Brothsrs nave
sold their farm on the fresque isle road 20
Allen belong, and bought his stock OF goods
IN the Chandler store ST Blsine.--lohn
asuxley is building house on Sand street
William Young has bought the LulNey
place.-Frank Wilcox is sick, DIR. White Is
attending him.
Hancock.
DEER ISLE.
High school at Green's Landing COM
me nced Monday taught by Mr.. Stanley OF
Mt. Desert.-Work on Goss and SmslFs
quarry at Green's Landing has been sas-
pended. Mrs. Oimstesd and daughters Of
Brookiine, Mass, are having an addition
built 10 their already commoiious cottage
az Sunses.-Rev. Paul Sterling who has
been spending the summer IN town returned
10 his home in Gambler, o., Sept. "a
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cranberry crops are small
kennebec.
WEEKs' MUS.
There WAS a very pretty and happy we'd
ding occurred at the residence of Mr.. Cor
ham II. Feyler at Wsldoboro, on Wednes-
day evening, September 9th, when his
niece, Miss Mary Lee Doe, only daughter
of Mr.. A. C.. Doe of Weeks Mills, was
married to MIR. Fred j. Snow of Rockville,
Conn. At the appointed hour the bridal
party came into the psrlor escorted by
Messrs. Guy Waltz and Jesse Frost as ush-
ers, and Miss Edith Snow of Rockville and
Miss Edna Doe of Boston. as bridesmaids,
Reeds orehestrs playing wedding march.
Standing under beautiful arch of ever
green and flowers the happy couple were
united, the ceremony being performed by
Rev, ID. b. Phelan of the NJ. f.. church.
The bride was most chsrmingly attired in
white brocaied satin with tulle veil and
carried bouquet of white roses. The
groom was in full evening dress. Miss
Edith Snow, sister of the groom, wore
white brocaded silk Miss Edna Doe white
nuns yelling, and both bridesmaids carried
bouquets of pink roses. Mr.. and Mrs.
Srow were the recipients of many beautiful
and costly presents, consisting of silver and
choice bric-a- brac. Among the guests were
MIR. and Mrs. A. C.. Doe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Doe of Weeks Mills, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otis Snow, parents of the groom, and Mrs.
G. A. Tompson, eldest sister of the groom,
of Rockville, Conn, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Doe of Rockland, Mrs. Sarah Wight of
Thomaston. After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs Snow departed amid shower of rice
on the night Pullman for a tour which will
include Boston, Philadelphia and Washing
ton Their future home will be in the city
of Rockville, where the groom is a prosper
ods hardware merchant. They have the
congratulations of their many friends
The residents of the place feel sure that
the Wiscassct < Quebec Il. Il. will be built
in 81.
NoRTn WAYNE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Davis of Oakland
are visiting at G.. Z. Taylor's.-Mr. and
Mrs. Louis +. Maxim have returned from
their bridal trip and are living in the house
of Mrs. J. A. Lovejoy - Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Oldham of West Pennington are visiting at
Mr.. John Roderck's Mr. snd Mrs. o. n
Nelke of Lewiston, spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. Carrie Durneil of Portland is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. n. Hall-John b
Palmer, in the employ of the NJ. C.. X. Il
is at his home on vacation Mr.. AMI Mrs,
II. n. Jennings went to Wilton Saturday,
called there by the illness of Mrs. Jennings
father, Mr.. Bowman Palmer.-A good
number of our village people attended the
Readiield Fair the past week.
LrrcHplELp PLAINS.
There were no services at the Plains
chorch Sunday. A family from West Gard
liner by the name of Wright, have moved
into II. c. Allard's vacant house in this
pace.-The new postmaster, j. A. Chase,
moved the office across the street Saturday.
Miss Cora A. Maxwell, Flora f. Rogers
and Nellie NJ. Roberts who are teaching
out of town, passed Sunday at their BONES
Richmond Monday There is to be Sun
day school convention at the Corner on Oct.
eth, and the folIowingi is a programme of the
exercises to occur $50, fifteen minutes in
earnest prayer for Gods blessing upon tbs
NEE ting; 9.45, Object of this meeting, A
Baker; 1000, How are the church ard
Sunday school related? Chas. A. Metcalf
10 80, How to get the young people into
H.
Sumner Clark; II 90, Conditions of Sunday
school teachers success, Rev. f Manson
/ 30, question drawer; 1900, basket
lunch; LIS, organization of town Sunday
school association; l.45, The State assc
cation, its work and annual meeting, Rev.
J. Richmond; 200, Duty of parents to II e
Sunday school or what they owe to it, Mrs. |
Chas. Waldron, Mr.. Edgar Briery; 2.30,
G-G-G, A. Baker; 2.50, Methods of teach
ing, Mrs. w. F. Smith 3.20, How to teach
the primary class, Mrs. s. g. Payne; $50,
question drawer.
PTTTsToS.
Haynes and Dewitt have been having
their boarding house and stable painted
Mr.. Frank NJ. Eapham has been visiting
in Massachusetts, the past few days |
Several from this place attended the trial
If Silver last week.-Mrs.. Bert Booker has
been visiting relatives at this place.
Penobscot.
COMMA.
Rain and cold is the beginning of Octo- |
Der.-The past week has been like many |
If its predecessors not particularly newsy.-
At J. A. 1abor's, Mrs. Gleason has visitors |
rom Newburyport, Macs; at i. B. Shaw,
L. ID. Shaw of Coney Island, n. Y, Mrs |
Chamberlain of Boston. Mass.
,rotber and sister; at J. Young's Mis-.
Fassett of Lewiston; at l.. b. Tucombs,
'Ir. $. B. Tltcomb of Bangor; at j. S
8urrilrs. Mrs. Jennett Rowe of Waldoboro,
Maine at + L. Knowles, Walter Knowles
md wife of Amsterdam, N. Y; at c. C.
Know les, Washington Knowles of Everett,
Mass. at J. F.. Curtis, Frank Nutter and
wife of Biddeford.
Mrs. Levi Moody is at Portland hospital
where she had tumor removed on Wed
lesday. She was comfortable on Saturday
.vening. Lizzie Bond ia at Rockland
N visit.-Mrs. Dole is at Bangor.
'ormc is at Houlton. and Mrs. Syl
ester are at Presque Isle.-Mrs. II. B
2ackliff has gone to Chicago. j "A. Tabor,
u. d., and Atty. w. |. Wood have gone
nto the Northern Maine wilderness for q
General tramp and deer. Mrs. ireland de-
Tres the party who took so much pains 10
proof the shade tree near her buildings
nd carry it away in the night time to re
lace il right hastily as they have been dis |