Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-16
STATE MEMS.


ArOostoOk.
MAPLPToN.
The Methodist Episcopal circle will fur.
ni.h supper at th,ir dining room at the
church. Wednesday, May 30, from to !
o'clock .-SchoCl commenced in Districts
No. 3 and Monday, May IA. under the in.
struction, respectively, of Miss Aida Noble
and her sister Dilia. both of Blaine.
PuTsToN.
Miss Nellie Pearson of Revere, Mass.
who came here to attend the funeral of her
uncle, Mr.. Heath, returned home Monday
Miss Abbie Myers of Bath. is visiting
relatives at this place. Mr.. c. w. Church
is having bis house pal ted. Mr.. Ell Tur-
ner of Randolph, is doing the work.
LITcHFIELD PLAINS.
Rev. f. Manson of Farmingdale, preached
lere, Sdnday--Miss Flora E. Rogers and
Miss Nellie NJ. Roberts were at home S t.
nriay aud Sun lay Miss Emma f Adams
FROM Lewiston, visited her puen.s, Sun
4 The Plains Sunday school was re-
org n zed, Sunday, with G.. Roberts, Jr,
for superintend mt; Abial L. Small assis-
tant perintendent; J. A. Chase, treasurer,
and Miss Addie l.. Packard, librarian -
J. A. Chase was in Augusta On business,
Monday.
WINsLow.
lward Wares mill has manufactured
all the old lumber he had piled last fail and
the mill will b. shut doan till new logs
come a,ong.-Officer Pollard is lookii g
after the dogs ard prepared to shoot those
not licensed Rev. Z. =. Will ,ms and
son, Phillips, in company with Rev. Mr..
Jones of Norridgewock, have gone to
Pleasant pond trouiing for a week.
Piscataqui..
GUILFoRD.
The Guilfnrd Lumber Company have
their logs all in the boom. They have be-
tween SIX and seven million to saw this sea-
snn. The single machines were started
Monday and they will commence awing
long lumber, Wednesday.
Somerset.
MADISON.
Mr.. Charles Spear, living near the CEN
trail part of the town, has sold his farm to
Willis Clough and David Vlles of Madison
villsge.-Arbor day was observed in dis
trict No. 9 by the teacher and scholars
planting trees around the schoolhouse.-
Several of the people at West Madison
have INDUCED in new carriages this spring.
Waldo.
CENTER MoNrvILLE.
Mrs. John Terry died on the sIh inst.
Heart ia lure was the immediate cause of
her death. The funeral &c, utred on the
10Th, H. M. Howard officiating. Her son,
Harrison Terry, and daughter, Mrs. Ann
Graves, have returned to their home in Bos-
ton.-School began in District No. 3, May
l4tb, with Miss Leona Choate as teacher
Miss r. A. French of Belfast, visited friends
here last week Willard Sparrow and fam
,ly have moved in over Clement & Cush-
mans s.ore.-Kity Berry has ,ne to Pitts
field to stay for an indefinite peIiod.-J. F..
Ramsay has been painting J. J. Clements
house. Elisha Carter, one of the oldest
and best known men in this town, is getting
SO feeble that d. c. Kane has been en-
ployed to care for him. Mr.. Carter has
reached his S7th year.
Troy.
Rev. j. c. Lamb preached at Union
church Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Dolloff of jack
SOU, Will preach az tEe CuuTCu Duuudy WAY
20-Dr. Dodge arrived home from New
York Saturday night.-Mrs. Charles Ward
is in very critical condition. DR.. Griffin
of Pittsfeld is in attendance.-The
many friends of Annie Barker are
glad to hear that she was able to 60 out one
day last Week.-Mrs. Mile Stevens came
home from Old Town last week. She in
tends to remain at home during the sum-
mer Miss Grace Rogers will beg in her
music class this week.
Washington.
COLUMBIA FALLS.
Bush fires ragged all day Sunday north of
the town on the Burberry Plains. A strong
wind was blowing and the smoke made a
black cloud that obscured the sun at times.
Cows were turned to pasture last week.
H. NJ. Leighton returned from
Boston on Saturdays bost.- The viii
lage Sunday school chose officers for the
wear Sunday as follows: " Superintendent,
E. f. Allen; assistant superintendent. Mrs.
II. NJ. Leighton; secretary, Miss Ella Inger-
soil; treasurer Miss Lucy Leighton; Ii
brarian, Miss Agnes Peterson; organist,
Miss Eva p. Allen; assistant, Miss Bertha
Haycock THIS Sunday school has not
missed a session on Sunday for nearly five