Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-21
STATE NEWS.
Hancock.

SEDGWiCk.
The funeral Of Mrs. Ann Valley was
hello on the 10Th inst, amidst all the storm.
Her sitter, Mrs. Martha Brigham, arrived
from Massachusetts, the day before. Mrs.
Brigham will spead the winter here with
her brother, s. Hagen, on the old home
stead.
DEpHAM.
The snowfall Thursday, 18th. was the
greatest Of the season.-The "St. valen-
tine" sociable held at G. A. r hall was
much enjoyed by adj present. Supper was
served by the Ladies' Sewing Circle, the
proceeds to be given to the pastor, Rev. II.
B. Delegates from the Y. =. S. c.
E. will 60 to Bangor to attend the Penob-
ecot county convention, Feb. %, weather
permitting Mr.. Charles c. Cowber Of this
town was recently married to Miss
Annie Hamilton Of North Ellsworth
Officers Of Crescent Lodge, 1. O. G. T.,
were installed by l.. d 4. w. Burrill last
Monday evening G. T., Eugene Hurd V.
T., Maude Goodwin; c., G. D. Goodwin
S., Mary Burrill, H S., Willis Goodwin
NJ, W alter kiesersfD. NJ, Vcsta Young
T., Ida Grey.-Mies Inez Burrill has az
rived home from Brewer, where she has
epent several months with her aunt, Mrs.
Gregg.
Kennebec.
LITCnFlELD PLAINS.
Mr.. r f. Powers of Berlin, N. H., was
a guest at j. A. Chase's Wednesday night.
The snowstorm of Thursday blockaded the
roads badly.-The mail carrier, r. 4.
Niles, who left here for Richmond Thurs
day morning, did not return until Saturday
night. No religious services were held Il
the Plains church Sunday.
PIrTsToN.
The Consumers Ice Co. finished housing
for the season Saturday forenoon. They
did not get their buildings full The roads
were quite IDLY dsifted most Of the time
last week, and were broke out for the third
time Saturday The Great Falls Ice Co.
finished damaging its ice last week.
NORM WAYNE.
Mr.. Elbridge Blackwell of Boston il in
town, called here BY the serious illness Of
bis brother, Mr.. Sylyanus Blackwell The
village school closed Friday, February l6.
Owing to the storm and bad roads, the
school exhibition was postponed to Monday
evening, Feb. 10. Mr.. s. p. Mills, the
Deer Isle, Tuesday The fourteenth ami
versary Of Golden Star Lodge, l. o. G. T.
was observed Wednesday evening, Feb. Il.
Members of Maranacook Lodge, Readfield,
Wayne Lodge, Wayne, and Rising Star
Lodge. Fayeste, were present to the num-
Der Of 40 or more. The exercises consisted
of music, declarations, an original poem,
and FIVE minute speeches BY the visitors,
after which supper was served followed By
q sociable. The news of the death ON Feb
ruary II, Of Mr.. W. v. Barclay Of Wiusted,
Conn.,, who was formerly superintendent Of
the tool company here, was received y it'll
sadness BY HE many friends in this vicinity.
FAYETTE.
c. L. Jones is very dangerously sick 1t
Mr.. A. r Mank's-S. r. Rice and wife are
both confined to the house with bad colds.
IT. n. Weston will commence hauIiug
pine from his Bssfofd farm this week and
will have four teams It work. -The roads
are in he worst condition they have been
for many winters.
READFrELp.
The popular drama 1.-THE Deacon, :" viii
b presented at GiIe's hall, ReadHeh,
Thursdsy evening, Feb. ~. by local talent.
Both vocal and Instrumental music will be
furnished.
EAsr vAssALBQKo.
The funefal Of the late Mrs. Rebeccs
Bradley occurred Saturday 4 / o'clock,
having been delayed day on accouat Of
IL severe etosm. Rev. MI. Book of u