Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-29
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BROOKLYN.
Mrs. VIM. Abriel was thrown from her
sleigh and qnite badly bruised Wednesday
evening but fortunately no bones we're
fredericksburg to the rain only a small
party INDUCED in the sleigh ride Wednes-
dsy.-Mr. Il. Warren Foss is giving excel
lent satisfaction in the free high school. also
Mr.. j. 2. Haney who is introducing whole
some discipline.
DEDHAM.
Mrs. Aaron Dresser has gone to Lowell,
Mass, to attend the funeral of her sons
wife, Mrs. Jennie Dresser. She will bring
their little son home with her.-Mr. Albert
Cook died of typhoid fever in Bangor, Jan.
Is. His remains were brought here for
burial.-Dedham Lodge N. +. o. p. held
its regular meeting Thursday evening.
After the business meeting was held a ut
erary programme was given and refresh
ments were served.-Arthur Black, from
the Y. NJ. c. A. of Bangor, held meeting
at the Congregational church Sunday eve
ming. He is very interesting speaker for
one SO young. Several selections were
rendered by male quartet consist
ing of Messrs. Black and Sprague Of
Bangor, and Burriil and Black of Dedham
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L Turner have gone to
Bucksport to witt his sister, Mrs. A. L
Smith. who is quite ill.-Mr. and Mrs. A
c. Burrill were the guests of their daughter,
Mrs. Julian Turner, Thursday and Friday
The Woodland toboggan slide at Phillip
lake is well patronized this winter. 1t is
conducted by Fred Perkins Will some
one who has tried the new winter sport
skeeing, please describe it in these columns
Kennebec.
VIENNA.
Travelling would be very good in this vi
cinity were it not for the fact that, owing TO
the deep drifts through which it was almost
impossible to cut path, the roads are yer,
narrow, making it difficult for two teams to
pass each other.-Bert A. Varney is il
New York in the interests of an Augusta
concern.-Alonzo Varnay has finished q
nine months job fer Warren Cummings
Belgrade, and returned home.-Miss Adele
Morse is very i'll at her uncle's, Mr.. Asa
Moore in Lowell, Mass.-Nathaniel Mooers,
life long resident Of this place, died Jan
IL, aged 60 years.
WAYNE.
The new form and improvements in the
WEEKLY KENSEBEC JOURNAL meet With
much favor here.-The snow so far in the
fields lies on level and wood teams are
doing brisk business. There has been con-
siderable sickness, some deaths among the
aged, but it IS reported there are no new
cases.-Last spring early pigs were plenty
and high at 81. Now, they promise to BE-
plenty and cheap. John M. Weeks has a
fine show of splendid looking pigs
Berkshire and Chester. He has 81
that are four weeks old. Price 50 so
or S. pair.-Mrs. Eben Norri,
who has been visiting friends in Aroos-
took has returned.-Mrs. Eliza Cram i,
visiting her sister in Boston.-Miss E. M.
Manter has returned this week from visiting
ia Auburn.-January 25th at the Baptist
parsonage Woman's Missionary Society
was organized for 1894, Mrs. G. S. Smith,
president; Mrs. w. f. True, vice president.
AMI Mrs. L. G. Dexter, secretary.-A chop
ping party on the woodlot of Cram Bros.
is announced to fit wood for the Baptist nj.
H.-Apple buyers are plenty, among them,
A. C. Carr, j. M. Weeks, MIR. Barrett and
others.
LITCHFIELD PLAINS.
On Wednesday evening, Jan. Path, at
Lichfield Plains, by Rev. James Richmond,
in the presence of a company of friends,
Mr.. Chester c. Aderton, of Bath, was
married to Miss Sarah M. Woodbury., of
Litch6ell.
Waldo.