Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-16
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SuERr. 50
Rev. Nj. Peckhsm OF Wstefville has
been holding series of meetings in the
Baptist church. He goes from here to
Conary while at work on .
sled. stuck : knife into bis arm. making
severe cut. DR.. Emery took five bitches
in the wound.-The members Of the A. ..
u. W. had chopping-bee for Cspt. Her
rick, another member. who has been sick
for some time. They cut and hauled about
fifteen cords of nice wood TO the dOcr.-The
sewing circle Of South Surry recently held
an entertainment at Centre hall. consisting
Of dialogues, recitations, selec. singlng. etc,
The entertainment was enjoyed very much,
also the Refreshments which were served at
its close.-Mrs. E. d. Sweet is on the sick
li.t.-HowaId Milhken, who has beer
teaching school for some time on Bartlstts
island, has returned home. He is attending
the High school of this place now.-Dr
Emery and E. w. Smith went to Pattens
pord for days fishing. They returned
with q nice string of trout.
Kennebec.
WINTHROP.
John Smell will move his family into til
Congregational parsonage on Church bill =
Bert Buzzell has secur.d a position or
frei ght train No ~ as brakeman. -AIr'es
have been shipped from tn station for The
past week.-Mrs.. Frank Wadsworth, VIII
mas been sick at the Stanley house for SOM
time past, was carried to the Maine Cenirai
hospital at Lewiston last week.-Mrs..
Maxwell OF Salem, N. H., has been q
home, called on account of the death
of his sister, Mrs. G. w. WoOd.--Th.
Methodist society held supper al
the vestry Tuesday evening. In spite OF
the bad weather good number was present
and nearly $40 was realized.-Mrs. Elliot'
Wood was called to Westbrook last week
by the illness of her daughter, Abbie, who
is attending school at that place. The fun
eral Of Mrs G. W. Wood was held at her
late residence Tuesday afternoon.-John
Putnam went to Skowhegsn Tuesday. for
the purpose of being examined for increase
OF pension.
EAST PIrTsrcN.
Plenty of work on the roads this week.
so don't cry up hard times.-Presiding
Elder Wharf preached at the church last
Sabbath. The weather being very disa-
greeable small audience was present
Mr.. S. S. Moody, who received severe
injury last week, is improving under Dr.
Libby's care.-Mr. Wilson Moody of Lew
iston is visit ng his brother, S. S. Moody,
of this place +. E. Hanley is very
busy attending to town business, creamery
busine IS, post Office and general store
The band will commence its spring re-
hearsals next Saturday evening at x. Il.
Hanley's new hall, under the leadership of
Edward Hall of Dresden.-Mr. Alden
Bonner is doing quite business in the
beef line.-Mr. Frank Leonard is at work
for Willis Mansir. in the painting depart
ment.-Mr. l.. S. Clark, who has been
confined to the house for the winter, is not
able to be out of doors as yet.
LITcIIFIELD PLAINS.
Mr.. S. Wood, who came here MONDAY
night, lift Wednesday for Augusta..-Mr.
Edward Shorey arrived home from Lowell,
Mass, Monday night.--No United States
mail was received here Tuesday. ...
BooTuBAl.
Mr.. Josiah Buker of Lewiston is visiting
bis brother, Rev. C. A. Buker.-Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Sherman of Massachusetts are
vi sting Mrs. G.. Howard at Boothbay Har-
bor.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams and
baby of Woodstock are making a short
tarry in town.-Miss Jennie Whitaker of
Liberty i, spending a few days with Miss
Annie Corey.-Miss NJ. B. Welch, who has
been visiting relatives 10 Monmouth, ar
rived home Thursday after a very pleasant
stay.-The Edgecomb quarterly meeting,
otraod Cnu.
day evening after very pleasant meeting
Osing to the threatening storm there was
not as large an attendance as expected.
Among those from out of town were: Revs.
Mr.. Whitmore and Mr.. Stacy OF Bath,
Rev. Mr.. Merrill of Westport. Rev. A. d.
Norton of Ashdale, Mr.. Rowe and MIR.
Trafton of George town.-Rev. G. A. Buker
arrived home Thursday after short visit