Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-30

Ilewellyn MerrOw.-Mr. IL. r. LAYTON
who has been confined to the house, is now
able to be on the street again,-B. F. Bur
CESS is repairing his stable.-Business at
the Dodlin granite Quarryis rather quiet.
Two. thirds of the men have been discharged.
The electric cars are doing thriving
business.-Mrs. Enoch l.. Hight is visiting
friends at Lowell, Mass.-Two quiet we'd
dings occurred in town recently on the
same day. Miss Katie Robbins and Samuel
Hopkins were married by the Rev. DIR.
Tappan at the home of the bridegroom's
mother, and Miss Bertha Anderson and
Herbert Haynes by Rev. j. A. Jones st the
home of the brides mother. The parties
are all of this town-The trot at Eimwood
was first class but the attendance small
John F. Carleton of Georgetown, Mass, is
quite sick at the home of w. j. Haynes,
where he was making a visit.-O. +. Hall
went to Boston last week.-The Goa. shops
are all running on full time.
ST.. ALBANs.
At special town meeting held oct. "a,
the citizens voted to accept the bridge built
near the saw null by n H Vining. When
completed it costs nearly $500. They also
voted to replace the defunst bridge at Lo-
| thropville, with an iron bridge. The abut-
ments are to be of split stone and cemented
and to he built by Mr.. Baker of Hsrtland ;
the bridge to be constructed By the Bath
| Iron Bridge Co. The total cost will be 1902
H. c. Baxter & Bro. have packed about
| ~ 900 gallon caus of apple and expect to
pack enough more to make 10000. A crew
of % put up 525 gallon cans in five hours.
Waldo.
LIBERTY.
| The postoffice at this place was robbed
| Friday night, Oct. Goth, of about six dol
lars in cash and stamps. The thief made
an entrance by breaking a large light of
glass, then unfastened the sash and showed
it up. The same night the postotiice at
South Montviile was broken into and robbed
| of about the same amount.-Mrs. Bowler
| of North Union, widow of the late Nathan
Bowler of Liberty, was buried last week at
North Union.-Mrs. George Bowler has
sold her farm TO Leslie Benner and bought
a place at Branch Mills in Palermo.-Mr
and Mrs. Charles L. Sherman of Burnham,
| were in town last week visiting his relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Berry of Troy, we're
in town last week visiting relatives.-Mrs.
Relief Brier OF Belfast, visited her sister,
| Mrs. Copp, Saturday returning home Sun
day.-Mrs. w II. Benner, who has been
very sick has now become Insane, she Il a
| large, strong woman, making it very diff
cult to care for her.-Mlss Kate Young of
| Thomaston. has returned to work for Miss
Annie T~itchell in the millinery store
Mrs. G.. II. Cargill is quite sick with rheu
| mstism.-lIon. K. ). Aver is very sick with
neuralga.-Mr J 1hn w. Ramsey of South
Liberty, died Oct. II, aged SO years. Dis
ease cancer in stomach.-A. L. Sanford,
deputy sheriff, is attending court at Bel
fast.-Wsrr5n Towle, grand juror, and
Boardman Cunningham, travtrs juror, are
a.tenfiag court at Belfast Mrs. Sewell
Meservey went TO Bangor last week, TO at
tend the funeral of Der nephew, Charles
Maddox.
| HALLDALE.
Rev. j. Washburn preached at the VOse
schcoihnuse last Sunday, ana john Howard
| of Washington, preached at the church. -
The last meeting of the Ladies Circle was
hell at Chas. McCorisons last Tuesday
John Stevens returned from bis hunting
trip last week. He brought home the
carcass of a doe whi weighed 200 pounds,
one of the four shot by him and his COM
panion. He also got some large and very
Mrs. Silva f. Gowen of this
place we're united in marriage,
Oct. 20, by Rev. T. X. Pentecost.-
Mrs. Charles Gilchrest returned from a
visit in Massachusetts last Week.-Mrs. Ida
Spear closed very successful term of
school in this district last Saturday Many
in this community are afflicted with Whist
appears to be near relative of the grippe.
Wild geese were seen flying southwark
last week.-Mrs.. L. ID. Eldred, who has
been stopping here with her mother, Mrs.
VIM. Stevenson, for the past year, has gone
to Southern Vermont to reside.
CENTER MoNTvILLE.
The youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Morse died on Oct. 81. Funeral
services were held at the house on the Oath
inst, Rev. J. r Hall of China, officiating.
Ida Spear closed her school at Halldale
on the Goth inst-Enora G. Warehouse
has returned from a visit to Middleboro,
Mass.