Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-16

was united in marriage to Mr.. f. L. Charles
of Mechanic Falls last week.-Mr Il. r..
Porter has larely opened shop on Main
street, for the purpose of cl-anlng and
pressing clothes.-J. N. Bates killed pig
last week, which weighed 29S pounds and
brought seven cents pound.-Miss Lula
f. Hall. only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin Hall died last Week.-Mrs. Nettie M.
Hayes and Mr.. Elmer A. Baker were mar
ried last week.-Mrs.. Charles B. Booker
has nearly recovered from her sickness -
First electric car came to town on Saturday
last.
PenObscOt.
CoRINNA.
Miss Gertrude Holt of West Somerville,
Mass, who has for six weeks visited her
great aunt, Mrs. J. C. Pease, returned to
] er home on Friday.-Charles Estes of
Wsterville, is visiting his parents.-Dr.
Young and v ife of Boston, are visiting at
Dr.Tabor's. Apple canning is in progress at
the corn factory. Fifty-four bushels peeled
and cored by Royal Quimby on Friday, was
IA very COOL days work.-Lorin Sout1ard
of Massachusetts,, having purchased the
Hill farm in this village of Seldom Knowles,
has moved his household goods there.
William Young of Boston has recently
changed his residence to this village. His
wife was May QIimby of Exeter-L. ID.
Shaw of Coney Island, New York, and
daughter visited his brother F. d. Shaw
, last week--The quickest labelling of corn
at the factory on one day was 700 cases.
Some 5000 bushels of apples are in process
Of canning at this village.-The Grange
fair was success. VIM. DWELL had on
exhibition 80 mich cows, Holstein.
BINGHAM.
Crews are begiuniDg to move in the woods.
The hotel has been newly shinged. Al
bert Murray received fine pair of large
gray, draught horses Tuesday The high
and grammar schools commenced Monday
of last week, under the tutorship of Mr..
Ames of Skou hogan and Miss Small of
Cornish intermediate and primary schools
will begin some time in November.-Fred
Clark and wife of Richmond were here
last week. Earl Murphy of Parlin Pond is
attending school here.-Mrs. Fannie Ken
needy of The Forks, is working at Ches-
/ ter Bates Mrs. j. f. Adams eyes
are improving slowly A. F. Don
| jgan and II. w. Whipple of this
place, went to The Forks cunning the first
part of last week Mrs. Chandler Baker
has had her residence hingled.-Jimmie
OHara who has been at work on the Wis
casset and Quebec Railroad for about three
months, has returned home.-Daniel Holt
has had his house lastered.-Three masons
named Whitman. have been in town for
some little time doi"g masonry work for
different parties The high school teacher,
Mr.. Ames, is boarding at A. A. Piper's.
| The grammar school teacher, Miss Small of
Cornish, is boarding at Mrs. Sarah
Mllikens.-It is rumored about here
that the Norridgewock and Skowhegan
G. A. X. Post intend to visit the
local post some time this week -
The railroad commissioners we're here, the
guests of Hotel Brigham, Friday night of
last week The Congregationalist church
has been newly sbingled.-S. A. Dinsmore
I of Boston, was in town, Friday
! Clark of Ca,rstunk, was in town, Saturday.
VIM. Adams of Carratunk, was here,
Saiurdsy-Tom Morris of Carratunk, was
in town, SaturJay.-Chas. Foss and wife Of
Carratunk were hare Saturday.
Waldo.
HALLDALE.
The las. meeting of the Ladies' Circle
was at c. M. Plummer's, Oct. 2. About 80
were pres mt. The next meeting will be
at F. B,yntons, Tuesday afternoon and
;. evening, Oct. IG.-Mrs. Cora Sawyer has
sold her farm to Asa Sawyer and bought
Mrs. Ruth Goulds pace.-John Stevens
left last week, for a two week hunting and
fishing trip in the region Of Mt. kaiahdin.
Mrs. Crockett of Lowell, Mass. is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. b. F. Foster
E. B. Hall fell from an apple tree last week
and cut a cash in his head.-Achsah Hall
and Mrs. Lizzie Phelps returned to their
home in Lowell, Mass lsst week.-Theo-
dore Thompson has lately erected hand
/ some granite monument on his lot in the
cemetery Laura Clement of Lowell,
Mass, is visiting friends here.
CENTER MoNTvILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Bennett have gone
to Danvers, Mass. They have secured en-
ploy ment in the Insane asylum there.-Mrs.
Joseph Palmer died on the 18th inst, aged
so years. The funeral occurred On the
18th from the residence of Solomon Palmer.
There will be sociable at the Grange
hall on the evening of Oct. I9h.-W. d.