Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-14

find his horse dead in IL shell< Abe next
morning after his arrival.
NORTH WAYNE.
Some so friends Of L. s. Maxim nave
him birthday party March IL. A very
pleasant evening was spent, with .music,
games, etc. Refreshments were carried by
the company.
WnrHRoP.
Jesse Wood, an old and respected citizen
Of this place, died Monday night after quite
. long illness. He was lifelong member
Of the Methodist church. Two sons survive
him.-It is reported that J. G. Yeaton has
sold his meat market to John Foster Of this
place.-Wm. Frost has sold his livery
stable to Mr.. Thoms.-Wm. Gordon of
Bangor was calling on relatives Monday.
BE is fireman ON one of the Bangor and
Vsnceboro trains.-Town meeting passed
eff very quietly.-There was a supper at
the Methodist vest1y Tuesday evening.
Glass No. G, Mrs. Myra Ally, had the man
agement.
WINTHROP.
Mrs. Nickersou Of Wayne spent day or
two with her daughter, Miss Annie c.. Nj X
erson, teacher'0f the intermediate school
The public exercises given at the Town
hall, by the pupils Of the high school, drew
crowded house.-Hon. C. E. Oak of Car
ibou spent few hours in town on Friday.
Mr.. Charles d. Wyman OF Puker's
Head and Miss Isadore Alien of Winthrop
were united in marriage by Rev. C.. w.
Porter, on Saturday evening.-The Win
throp Literary Club met with Mrs. Gatchell
on Monday evening.-The ladies' Of the
Congregational society are making extern
sive preparations for an Easter sale At the
vestry on Friday, March Esd, TO be followed
by ar entertainment at the Town hall at a
later date This place hasa new industry.
Though it is small one, vet it 10 new
business added to the already few that have
been here for the past years. This indus
try is in the shape Of branch of the Lew
iston Monumental Works, which has en-
gagged the Webb shop and have already be-
gun work.-Business has already begun
here in earnest. C. M. Bailey's Sons 3
Co. have shipped large amount Of carpets
latt ly and they will prepare to do large
business for the fall trade.-Farmers have
begun to lay in their spring supply of phos-
phate and seed. Many of the farmers will
plant their usual supply Of sweet corn for
the factory and the prospect is that the
coming season will be an exceptionally good
one for large corn crop.
CHINA.
A larg, and interesting Sunday school
convention was held at the Baptist church
on Saturday last. Rev. A. Fl. Jones was
chosen president for the ensuing year
Wheels are beginning to appear.-Town
meeting next Monday.
Sagadahoc.
WoOLwIcH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Hawthorne I'd we're
called to Arrowsic Sunday to welcome their
granddaughter, young Miss Snipe. --Os ing
to the deep snow farmers are afraid their
fire wood will have to be hauled, out
on bare ground as few have been able to
cut any--Miss Mary p. Gilmore is very
low.-Mrs. Fred Corliss has been i'll with
rheumatism.-Town meeting this year
proved to be remarkably we'll attended
and exciting session.-The ice company at
Thwing's Point are buying up the surplus
me adow hay.-Warrell Reed is preparing
to run ice from Nequassett lake to his ice
houses at Days Ferry. z91u
BowD0IN. ''fssN
Rev. f. J. Prescott Of Otisfield delivered
a very interesting temperance lecture to
large audience at the old church Wednes-
day evening. after which business meet
ing was held to arrange meetings for Shin
ing Light Lodge, l. O. G. I. A large
number of citizens pledged their support
Saturday night Shining Light Lodge elected
the following officers Grant Rogers, CT;
VIM. Cornish, V. T.; H. M. Weber, Sec;
Woodbury. Potter. NJ; Mary Beal, +. s.;
II. S. Mitchell. c.. Benz. Beal, Sent; Mrs.
j. o. Grady, G.; Everett Rogers, Treas.
A fine session was held.-Rev. a. 7. Dunn,
d. D.. was present with the regular pastor,
Rev. w. ID. Plummer, at the service at the
old church Sunday p. M. Doctor Dunn
preached a strong sermon to good
audience.