Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-14
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PITTSTON.
The "Unon" meeting was held last
Wednesday with Pittston Grange, and a
pleasant time was enjoyed by all present
The Independent Ice Co. is still busy
shipping was quite COOP
attendance at the supper ut the
chapel, Thursday evcning.-Mr. Fred
Fiitncr of Boston, has been visit
ing relatives and friends at this
place. c.-AlrS c. W ChuTcf's new double
tenement house is about completed and
both parts will be occupied this winter
Some of the schools closed last week.
Some will keep another week on account
Of having had sickness in the school
There are still few cases of measles in
town, but all seem to be doing well.
HTCHFIELD CORNER.
The sick ones mt the Corner are getting
better but the three daughters OF Angus
tus Bosworth are very sick with fever. -
The school in that ncighborhood will not
commence at present on account OF SICK
ness so near the school building. About
30 friends of Miss Angie Starbird met at
her home Saturday evening to congratll-
late her ON having attained her 2lst birth
day. Ice cream, cake and candy were
served and all enjoyed very pleasant
evening. She was presented with set
Of Dickens works. Miss Starbird goes
to Boston every week to take music les
sons of her old teacher, Prof. Arthur
Foote of the New England Conservatory
of Music Miss Bertha Davis of Auburn,
spent Sunday at Mr.. j. ". Starblrd s.
Preparations are in progress for a harvest
concert at the Congregational church next
Sunday evening. Mrs Angelina Robin
son has returned from three weeks Vlsl'
10 Boston. recent storm cangh'
many of our farmers with bcets, turnlps
and cabbages unharvcstod. - The Good
Tcmplars have not installed their officers
on account>o of sickness They are to have
an entertainment and chicken pie supper
in two weeks THE Village Improvement
Society held its annual meeting Monday
evening. and elected officers as follows
President, Il. n. Baker: vice president
O. 5. Call; secretary, Henry Taylor
treasurer. J. f. Chase; finance committee
i. p. Thayer, j. +. Chase DIR. Cyru'
kindrick - Mrs Elisha Baker has re
turned from visit to her daughter IL
Richmond. - Chas. Campbell and wlf'
spent Sunday in town.-Mr. Asa p. Smitl
and wife are at home for the winter
Mrs. Henry Taylor has just returned IRON
trip to Middleboro and New Bedford
where she las been visiting relatives.
RIVERSIDE.
T.. L. Baker went out one morning las
week and shot fox and was back at TN
house in just Is minutes from the TIM
he started.-L. B. Ward of Sidney, wa
here last Wednesday. Mrs. Horace Snei
of Bowdoinham was visiting last week a
III. II. SHELLS s-The school here which ha
Just closed under the instruction OF Mrs
Sadie Brown, gave an exhibition at ooo'
Templars' hall last Friday evening, are
acquitted themselves admirably, reflect NJ
mich credit rpon themselves and = Ell
TEACHER The parents and fri' nds OF tn
scholars showed their interest by givln'
hem full house The scholars presente'
their teacher with beautiful album
Mrs Judith Robbins, widow Of the lat
Isaiah Robbins, 6ied very suddenly Las
Saturday afternoon, being sick only abou
one hour and a half, probably from som
heart affection. She was an aged lady
,huch respected by all her neighbors an.
friends, and having lived here nearly al
her life, will he greatly missed A daugi
ter Mrs. 5. w. Mitchell, with whom sh
lived, and three sons, one in Aroostoo
county, and two in California survive hel
SIDNEY.
Mr.. Minnie Sawtelle has gone to Cher
0kee Iowa.-Oscar Gerry has moved INT