Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-01
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EAST PITTsToN.

EAST PITTsToN.
The w. and Q. Railroad seems to be the
general topic; town meeting will be held
1t Whitefield next Wednesday to raise
money to start the work of its construction.
Mr.. Alden Benner sold fine mich COW
20 Bristol parties, Friday.-The church
people gave supper at Academy hall We'd
lesday evening and netted about SI3.
Another is proposed for next week.-The
Rev. Mr.. Palmer was called to Bangor to
.ttend the funeral of his father. He re-
urned Weduesday.-The village school
has commenced its spring term under the
iare of Mr.. w. f. Seekins, who reports
nearly 80 pupils during first weeks with
prospects of several in addition next week
Mr.. Elmer Burke of Dresden, was in this
village Friday to engage Rev. b. B. Byrne
to officiate at the funeral of Mr.. David
Burke, his father, at the M. 4. church at
Dresden, Sunday.
LIrCHFIELD PLAINS.
Mr.. F. }. Toothaker, went on business
rip to Boston, Thursday.-Miss c.. E.
Rogers came home Friday and remained
over Sunday ,-Mr. r. T.. Powers of Berlin,
Y. H., was guest at Chase's Thursday
ight-Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Briery of
Lewiston are visiting the ir uncle, Hon. O.
Smith.-Mr. and Mrs. Z. Lord who went
70 Lisbon last fall returned home Thursday.
BRANCH MILLS.
The village school commenced April 80,
Palermo school No. 10, unites with this
school this year. Miss Mabel Goddard of
Stanley Hill, China, is teacher.-Miss Elva
Dove will teach at Stanley Hill.-Mr. Tur-
ner is having veranda added to his hotel.-
II. l.. Pinkham is painting his buildings
The Greeley house has been newly painted
Timer Bruce of Greeley's Corner injured
his stomach in lifting and is dangerously ill.
-Tlimsn Crummet is also sick-Mrs.
Wallace Worthing leaves for Boston this
week.
SIDNEY.
Mrs. Clara B. Leavitt, past deputy presi
dent w. Il. c., will deliver the Memorial
address in Sidney May 80, at the Grange
hall at o'clock P. M.-Rev. Mr.. Withee
If Vassalboro, will preach the Memorial
sermon Sunday, May %, at the Universal
ist church at 2 o'clock P. M.
NORRIDGEwOCK.
The funeral of Mr.. f. F. Taylor oc-
Cured last Wednesday Blanche, daugh-
ter of i. +. Butler, died last week DIR.
j. ID. Ames, F. c. Holt and A. B. Thomp-
son have been appointed on the board of
health.-Mrs. NJ. NJ. Lander of Arson,
electric and magnetic physician was in town
last Week.-Mrs. Edith Tompkins is visit
ing her parents in Starks.-Mrs. Maria
Tobey is making few weeks
visit at Mr.. J. II. Burgess - The
frs. foal of the season in this town is
owned by Goram Bailay, its sire is Gray
Fesrnaught, Jr.-Guy c. Haynes has an
addition to his stock of Welsh ponies, in
little FLY dropped last week. He nov has
Is in all, several of which yonr co-respon-
lent brought from North Wales.-Our pop
ulsr grocer, VIM. Brack, tt, is treating his
store to new co t of paint.-Mr. and Mrs.
Clement il celebrated their g,laen we'd
ling On Wednesday last.
SMITuriELD.
The remains of Mrs. VIM. o. Mace were
brought 10 this town for burial last week.
-Smithfeid held town meeting last W ed
nesiay, 10 Consider the buil0inv of n school
house in | lace of The one burned q few
weeks ago, slso two other articles in rels-
zion to accepting ami discopt nulng parts Of
a road running from Fast pond 10 co.nty
road. Alt articles passed Uvrr.-D. NJ.
Stevens is dong quite 4 business at his
single mill.
ST. ALBANs,
DR.. C. A. Moulton who has been in Pos
ton for few weeks, return, i Saturday
evening. Our Band surprised Linn by liet-
" form ing in front VI his home and play ing
a few select pieces.-Many acres of grain
have been sown during the past week.
Rev. c. A. Southland has moved to Liver
more Falls wher, he is loca,ed for the en-.
suing year. Mr.. J. W. Jordan Of Lows ell,
Mass, has come down to do the spring
work on his home farm.-Mr. George