Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-11
STATE MEMS.


we're chosen as school committee AT their
firs, meetirg il was agreed that DR.. sawyer
shoull serve ono v.s- R'v. Mr.. Uescock
two, and Mr.. Ii rvey three. DR.. sawyer
was CHI n supervisor of schools. This is
no new xper,encr r The doctor, lie having
filled the position b, fore 10 The entire salts
faction of the psopie of hi, town. He enters
upon bis work und very favorable circum-
stance s, the =, hotl,, especially the free High
school b, ing in most excellent condition.
Plans are being made 10 l. ny forward t.
the location of the Bangor & AroostooS
depot grounds Parties are securing plans
and lumber for potato houses, and planning
for new and larecr lines of business. Sew
eral new residences will go up, and much
larg, cage of pototo viii be rlsn'ed.
-The C. A Il. Post l,t by death last
week, one OF is most worthy men,
bers, Mr. James lisnil. sgpd 81 years.
The local paper, The Northern Leader,
which was estabi Ii d nearly two years ago
is proving snc,ess, under the manage
ment of one Of For; Faitfell's form-r cit
zens, Cart. C. II. Ellis who has spent sew
eral years in the West TIL office gives
employment Il seven hands, and in addition
to other work, ia publishing history of
Fort Fairiel aud gettiag out the annual
high school paper, the Northern Light"
Kennebec.
READFIELp.
Rev. Mr.. Jones from lie iston occupied
Rev. ID. B. Hollis pulpit here in exchange
Sunday last John Hatch and wife are
visiting his brother here.-John Ryder, a
teacher in one of the public schools of Bos-
ton, spent few days here overseeing re-
pairs on his house.-Several of our citizens
were at Augusta before the grand jury as
witnesses lsst Friday.
RIVERSIDE.
Mr.. Joseph Allen of South Vassalboro.
is at Daniel Strops 's.-Mr. Plummer Baker
has gone to Bingham for few months
Mrs. J. n. Russell has returned from her
visit to Boston.-Mrs. G. s. Paine of Win
slow, was here one day last Week.-Mrs.
Julia Brown is visiting friends in Augusta.
&C. p. Sherman of Watervlle, was here
last Thursday Rev. and Mrs. Peacock
and children of Massachusetts, are visiting
Mrs. Pescock's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fred Lee.--B. +. Evans, who has been here
several months settling up his mothers
estate, has gone to his home in Massachu-
sets.
FAYErTE.
Mr.. II. II. Dodge returned from Port
land, Saturday.-Miss Alice M. Hewett
spent Sunday at home.-Mr. A. G.. Under
wood is expected home from New Jersey,
where he has been for the past year and a
half, soon.
NORTH WAYNE.
Miss Nellie Knight of Winthrop, spent
few days in town last week With her sister,
Mrs. f. +. Rqnkins.-Miss Nellie A. Mason
of Auburn is in town, stopping with her
brother, II. ID. Nason.-Mrs. ID. S. Booth
by of East Wilton, is Wi ing her sister,
Mrs. w M. Tsy or.-Mr. w. Hinckley has
been compelled to leave the shop, owing TO
an attack of hemorrhage of the lungs -
Mrs. l.. c. Bouin has returned from Read
field, where she has spent the pact winter.
Lincoln.
ALMA.
A. Is. Er.kine sent a raft of logs down
river last week Mr.. Wilbur Erskine has
gone to Pittsfeld, where he expect, t,
set lie in the drug busine.s.-T. A. 81 np-
son arrived home from Canada last week.
Miss Clara Jones is visiting her brother,
Joseph Jones at Sheepscot.
BooTHBAY.
Miss Margaret Welsh arrived home from
Gloucester Saturday Mrs. Ruth Brown
and daughter, Laura, who have been spend
ing the winter in Massachusetts, returned
home Wednesday .-Messrs Porter Chase
and Ed Averill returned to Mas ,chuse,ts,
Wednes5ay.-Mr. Hiram Chase and
Miss Edith Chase of Boston are stopping
for few weeks at J. T. Kelley's-SIiss
Howard of Massachusetts is visiting her
brother, George Ioward.-Mrs. James
Pagan of Portland, is visiting her mother.
Mrs. Sarah Corey.-Mr. Royal Giles and
sister, Abbip, of Bristol, are the guests of
Percy and Jennie Giles.-James Winslow
of Boothbay 1Iarbor, is in town visiting
relati Ses.-E. ii. Pinkhsm left for Glonces
ter, Mass, Friday, where he will join the
schooner, Addie Winthrop.
Sagadahoc.
BowDoISHAM.
Last Friday evening the Bowdonhsm
brass band gave concert and supper at the
Town hall. Receipts for the evening
amounted TO about s20.-Ralph Puriny
ton, promising medical student is very in
With typhoid pneumonia George, wife of
Geo. ID. Pratt, OF the firm of J. b. Pratt &
Son, died very suddenly Sunday mornisg,
A daughter, five years of age, and a de-
Foteu UusDanu mourn her lots.
Somerset.
IIARMoSY.
Mrs. j. V. Herrick will have her stable
and shed repsired to the amount of about
$500 DIR. VIM. Mclaughlin has rented
his stand in the village to Cirrus Chad.
bourne, and will move to Maiden, Mass
this week. The doctor has been In sc,ive
practice IN this town for the past q years,
and viii DC greatly missed by hi. many
friends. He has always been inters s.ed in
educational and religious AFT airs az well as
the secret orders ia TIL, section.
Penobseot.
CoRIsSA
Vocal music at The social meetings at
Christi N church is drawing card for our
youths. Mrs. Osborne j, leader.-Rev. Mr..
Carl gave tire hand Of fellowship TO four
per'Gns On the Ssb5aih.--S B. Ticomb Of
Bangor was in town Saturday |
Forrest Titeomb and family. bay, become
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