Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-02-28
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Mt. VERNON.
Mr.. Eben NJ. Brown has gone to visit his
ds lighter in Groyeland, Mass.-Mr. Wiinam
NJ. Tyler, N. Corey Leighton ana mrs.
Ben +. Butler went to Boston Saturday 10
spend a week Saturday was the coldesl
of the season here.-Mrs. Lettie Whittier
and Mrs. Laura Gilman went to Augusta and
Randolph last Thursday, returning oatur-
,,ay.-A very large and interesting woman
missionary meeting WAS held at Mrs. IL. I.
Rundlette's last Thursday.
LITCuFIELp PLAINS.
Oving to the bad travelling there were no
religious services at the Plains church Sun
day.-Mr. J. A. Chase is improving.-AL
bert +. Kinyon of Lewiston and l.. Chase
of Monmouth, were visiting tn, sick here
The first of the week.-H. w. Maxwell of
Boston and Fred Edgecomb of Gardiner
we're in this place Sunday.-Elmer r.
Small of Bowdoinham visited his sister,
Mrs. J. A. Chase, Sunday.-Mrs. Andrew
Patterson went to Richmond last week,
where she has situation in the shoe factory
superintending the stitching room ). IL.
r ]gers, ESQ, went to Augusta on business,
Monday. The selectmen were in session
Saturday, preparing their annual report
The warrants for the town meeting were
posted Monday. Article 80 of the warrant
i, to see what action the town will take for
q propar Observance Of the one hundredth
anniversary of the Incorporation of the
town. Feb. Is, lS9J.-Miss Nellie NJ.
Roberts. teacher of the grammar school IN
Farming lale, arrived home Monday even
ing.
ROME.
TWAS colder in this town last Saturday
than at any time before during the winter.
1t has been very sickly here within the
cast two weeks. Mrs. Edwin Wentworth,
Mrs. James Morrill,, Ms. Amaziah Tracy,
Mrs. William Bisisdell and others have
been sick with la grippa. Mr.. Joseph
Tracy and Mrs. Leslie Kiibreth have died
Of pneumonia. Mr.. Kllbreth has been
very sick with pneumonia but is DIV better.
LITcHFIELD CORNER.
Rev. James Richmond with his sister and
daughter returned from Danvers, Mass,
Saturday. Mr.. Richmond went to Rich
mond Corner to preach Sunday, and the
pulpit here was supplied by Rev. Elwin
Dinslowe.-A commapdery of the Order OF
Golden Cross was orgat izsd here last
Thursday by Mr.. Mitchell, assisted by Mr..
league Of Lewiston. Wm. F. Adams was
chosen commander and Mrs. Emma Perry,
vice Misunderstanding to bad roads
and prevailing sickness. there were not as
many out as there would, otherwise. have
been-The Village improvement Society
met at lower Masonic hall, Saturday even
ing. Supper was served and social time
enioyed.-Dr. /. W. Gilbert who has been
confined to the house several day, with a
,ad cold is able to be out.-The inter term
of school in the Waterman District closed
with very successful exhibition. Ali the
pslts were admirably rendered and the mu-
ic was excellent. The scholars of this
.chocl deserve great deal of credit. Much
If their rehearsing was done without the
assist,nc OF the teacher who was unable to
get there on account of drifted roais. The
house was crowded, and everybody who at
ren'ed, spoke of the exercises in terms of
highest praise.
SIDNEY.
Miss Fannie Corron has returned home
frcm Augusta.-Mr. James Minot spent a
few days last week in Belgrade visiting hi
scn.-Sam Lonaley of New Sharon is in
town calling on fiiends.-J. S. Grant Is IN
town.