Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-17

Mr.. II. A. Clark returned, Saturday,
from week in Boston.-Mr. W.L.Cleaves
was in Boston for goods last week.-Mrs..
J. C. Roberts of Shediac, n. B., returned
| home last week.-Mr. Oils of Massachu-
sets, is building a house on his place
Rev. B. B. Byrne attended the association
10 New Harbor last week arthur Moody
is very i'll of measles.-Miss Myra Henry
is confined TO the house by the humps
| The Ladies' Aid meets at the parsonage
this week.
PenObscOt.
ETSA.
Miss Annie A. Sanb)rn. who has been
visiting in SomerviIle, Mass, returned on
the Pullman Monday morning.-Miss Jen-
ME Sanborn is teaching in No B where ste
used to be almost permanent fixture as
teacher.-Mr. Jones of Etna Center Is
holding some interesting meetings at the
schoolhouse in No. 3. Services nc 10 80
A. MN. J. E. Friend and hi, son JOS
eph E., returned from their hunting trip
with one deer.
NEWPORT.
A series Of m etings has been held at the
Methodist church for the past week. The
pastor has been assisted by Rev. Mr.. Mer-
ril of Unity.-Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Marsh
will move into thsir new home on Main
street the present week.-The Empire club
Of Bangor gave concert and ball at
Meridian hall last Tuesday evening Miss
Josie Rand of Boston is boarding at Capt.
Wilson's for short time.
Piscatauuis
FoXCRoFT.
The Foxcroft foot ball team has new
manager in the person of Seward b. Ham,
" no is the right man in the right place.
He is great admirer of the game. knows
his rights and won't be inclined to waive
them. The club went to Bangor Saturday
and tied the champions, neither side scor-
ing. The boys say they were cut short IN
time just as they were ready to score.
pyer's band and a large crowd of citizens
net the club at the depot and escorted them
to the Town hall where an oyster supper
was prepared for than, The team has
been ng;hened greatly of late and
ought to make good showing
against any team in the Stste.-All
of Foxcroft and Dover's industries are
running on full time. There has been quite
an amount of building done the past season.
Stamford Mitchell of Boston, the renown-
ed singer will sing at Town hall under the
auspices of the Universallst society, FIJI lay
and Saturday afternoon and evening. No
fee for admission will be asked but col
lection will be taken. He comes highly
recommended as a vocalist The Congre-
gatonalist society has begun an entertain
ment course. An orchestra has also been
formed TO help the Sunday school.
sngadahoc.
WooLwICH.
Joseph Thwng and wife of Pennington,
have been visiting in towl.-F. j. " hiItU"
and wife are keepiog house IN the Goss
house at the ferry-G. w. Brookings is
stopping with Mira. Jsmes Whittum.-hliss
George Reed is teaching in No. Miss
Fannie Barnes attended the convention at
Portland. -Mrs. II. Vmal of East Je rson,
was the guest of Mr,. Christine Hsthorne
over the sabbath Mics Jennie Preble
is visiting her brother in Merrimac, Mass
Miss Lottie Buck is visiting friends IN Mss
sachusetts. -Miss Medora Atwood of Port
land, is the guest of Miss Clara HathorDe.
! A goodly number of our young people en-
! loved the Antiquarian supper st Dresden.
Mrs. Emily Thwing has gone to Berlin Falls,
n. H., to visit her daughter, Mrs. j. H.
Wight who is in pour health.-Mrs.
Edward Reed, who hiss been under
the care of DR.. Bibber for some
months is improving in health
Rev. Mr.. Charm has returned from Ban
COR and will occupy his pulpit Oct. 2l.-
| Mrs. S. w. Chaplin attended the State San
dsv school convention at Rockland An
| en;ertainment at Tuessic hall will be given
oct. 10, under the auspices of the Nequas-
set Congregational church. Prof. bennett,
the impersonator and reader, will assist
A Canada lynx is said 10 be in the woods
in town but think it is Ike the annual visit
of a my thical loupcervier regularly reported.
BowDoIN.
Mrs. VIM. J. En- rs1n accompanied Mrs.
Chas. Wilmarth TO her home in Attehoro,
Mass. where she will visit-Mr. ard Mrs.
Eben Alien of Lisbon Falls spent Sunday
with HIS parents in town.-Woikmen
resumed work on Grange hall after a
weeks vacation during Topsham fair
The body of the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Coombs of Bath, was brought
TO Bowdoin Sunday and was inferred in the
South Church cemetery Monday.-Rev j.
r. Herrick Of Greene, .ho exchanged with
the pastor, Rev. w. ID. Plummer of Lis
bon. preached a very interesting sermon At
the Baptist church at the Center, Sunday.
-One Of the happiest men for many day
was Jacob Lewis. Saturday, when his
noted horse. Matchmaker, nearly % years
old, won the stallion race at Topshsm.
Cheer upon cheer issued from the grand
stand when the announcement was made.
The horse was trimmed with flower. and
received much attention.
| BowDoINHAM.
The Bowdoinham steam saw mil shut
DOWN for the season Oct. l3.-rhe Carr
| kidding wood factory resumed after a
thorough repairing, with new gong Of
greater capacity and elevator also new
The M. E. society has lately put on an
addition of ten feet to the stable at the par
sonage grounds --Union service at NJ. E.
church last Sunday evening. Mrs. II. NJ.
G. Estes of Waterville gave an il
Illustrated lecture on alcohol pois-
ons and their aniiiotes, which was
interesting and we'll atiende i.-Wm.
NJ. Wood snd wife of Gardiner, have
been in town for the p st week vsi Jig rela-
tives and friends, returning Monday Rev.