Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-20
STATE NEWS.
kennebec.
WEEKS MILLS.

WEEKS MILLS.
Lawyer Fogg, general manager of the
Wscassct & Quebec II. K. Co, was in
town, Thursday. ] was informed by Mr..
FOgg, weather permitting. that the rails
will he laid to this village and trains run
ming within three weeks timc.-Business
will bc lively here for the next two
months, as they are to build "A freight and
coal house 2SX70, also IL section house
l0xl5. - The railroad station is nearly
completed and will be in the hands of the
painters by the latter part of the week. -
Miss Carrie White of Litchiicld is visiting
her aunt Mrs. James Cook. k.-Mrs. Chas.
Choatc is very sick.-Mrs. Harry Reed
has gone to Cooper's Mills for Il week.
NORTH WAYNE
c. W. Crosby has gone to Prcsquc Isle,
in his official capacity as ID. ID. Il. Nj. of
f. x A. M-Mrs c. NJ Stevens is slowly
recovering from her late sickness. Tho
village schools closed last Friday. Win
fred W. Walton, teacher of the high school,
will 60 to Washburn in two weeks to
take charge of a school there. The second
Dcmorcst contest took place in the Metho-
dist church in Wayne, Nov. II. There
N'iN NlA NfllttStd1tS. MISE i''i ti' '~'A'
bee won the medal. Miss Mabel Pike tax
ing the second pirzc.--Thcrc is talk in our
village oi rcviving the old Library Asso-
citation which existed here many years
ago, and opening the library room in the
vcstry of the church one evening in the
week for the purpose of taking out ana
exchanging books, and possibly establish
ing debating and literary club, to occupy
portion of the same evening. The Me
chancs' Library is still preserved in very
good condition, and is collection OF
standard works in almost every depart
ment of literature, history, science, biog
raphy, theology and fiction, and was pre-
sented TO the village, i'm the early days o.
the old North Wayne Scythc Co, by Hon
r. B. Dunn, who was then at the heao
of the business The library when pres
sonted consisted Cf more than 300 volumes
and in these days when the subject o
town and village libraries engages Sc
much attention. deserves to be propcrl,
valued and utilized. 1t is hoped that ou
citizens will give the proposed effort thei
hearty cooperation.
EAST PITTSTON.
The quarterly meeting services of tn
Methodist Episcopal church will be held
Dec. ,, Rev. Mr., Ogier, p, e., will Il
present. Rev Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell WEI
called TO Alma, last Monday, by the danger
ous illness of Mr.. Lowell's sister, The,
returned, Saturday, and Mr.. Lowell re
turns again to Alua.-The Ladies' An
took IS at their supper, Friday evening
About 81 were present--A social dane
was held in +. +. Harris 5 hall. Thursda
eyening-Mr George Philbrick and brid
are at Mr. Alden Bonner The yillag
high school closes u successful term unde
theintracton OF Mr.. Lou Ford this week
Mrs. Mary Ring, who has been seriolisl
Ill at Mr.. William Reeds for two weeks
Is considered out of danger. Mr.. VIII
Manson has been unable to attend TO nj
work the past week. He is getting on
some fine slcighs The i.a;iics's Aid wi
re held at Mrs. I.eonaris' this week
EAST TVASSALBORO.
The friends of MIR. and Mrs. X. N
small met by Invitation at their hon
saturi y evening TO celebrate the 2at
anniy rsnry of their marriage. The room
was lstefullyN decofated with flower;
potte plants and cserSreeas. The DIST
ol marr,agc and the present year wei