Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-03-28
srAre NE IS.
LIrcuFlELp Corner.

Inc d0o0 lemplaf1 n4n cAA.A
sociable at the hall Friiay evening, ana
very pleasant time vas enloyed.-Dr.
Kendfick was quite sick fOf day @ .so
last week, but 10 out a9un:-Mf. n..m
Kniaht ia very eick Mrs. W. J. Stafbird
spent = part Of last week in Lewiston. re-
jturpipp home Saturday.-Mrs. Edith Bubier
lis confined to the house by iilness.-
There vers Easter services at the church
Sunday evening. The church was very
prettily decorated and the exercises, render
ed mostly by tie children, were very inter
est;n1 The examination of teachers for
the schools in town will be held April IA.
A. Litchfieh Academy after which the
schools will Re assigned.-Fred Kicker has
returned from Greene and commenced
work for Mr.. Pattison.
Mr. VERNON.
Miss Loise d. Ma, hew has gone to Bos-
ton, Mass to remain few months
Ralph B. Cram returns to Colby Universi-
Inv this week, also Warren Foss.-The
Butler store and stand are offered for sale.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Socie-
ty met with Mrs. Charles II. Severy lat
week. Christian Endeavor Society is
doing good work here.
FAyErTE.
The snow made good sleighing Saturday,
and it was very generally improved.-John
A. Wing is at Waterville with his son, F.
A. Wing.-The run of sap thus far has
been small-Silas Curtis has soli his hem
lock trees to F. N. Weston.-Campbell &
Afarch will repair the buildings on the
Leach place" and will set out 200 or more
apple trees this spring.
WINTHROP.
The proceeds Of the fair of the Congrega-
tional so .iety were $3.50 and the enter
tainment at the hall, 800. The amount
cleared will be about $3.50. This sum with
an additional amount that is already pledged
will free the society from debt.-Rev. G..
w. Porter, the pastor of the church, is in
poor health and will doubtless close his la
bors with the church within q short time
Mr. U. Hawkes. of Mechanic Falls is visit
ling at Mrs. Henry Richardson's.-
Geo. Deal of Lewiston spen. Sum
day with his parents on Central street
Prof. d. NJ. league of Auburn, spent
Sunday with A. H. Webb, High street.
C. II. Oldham will soon move into the
store vacats d by Sho'a af Bros.-Miss Emma
Fairbanks of Auburn, is vi.i ing at her
uncle'e, b. F.. Fairbanks.-Mss Lizzie
Fairbanks of Portland, formerly of this
place is visiting relatives and friends here.
Mr.. Martin Bates moves this week on
the place formerly owned by the late Har-
rison Warner. Mr.. Bates has been in the
employ of Levi Jones for several years -
Levi French, in the employ of the U. S
railway mail service, went on duty Satur-
. day, after an absence of nearly three
months.
, RIVERSIDE.
Mr.. Francis Bailey of Farmingdale, is
vi.itiny Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Bailey.-Mr.
Hiram Potter and wife, who have spent the
winter in Illinois and Wisconsin, returned
to their home here last week.-O. H.
Brown lost valuable COW last week.
Riverside lodge, 1. O. G. t., observed
Prohibition day in an appropriate manner.
l-Rosette wife of George A. Robbins,
passed away suddenly Saturday evening
after only few hours sickness with pneu-
{ monia at tine age of about so. She has long
been respected resident of this place and
will be sincerely mourned.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ira f. Ellis are happy over the advent,
Sunday morning, of a 10 pound daughter.
, LITcIIFIELD PLAINS.
!, The religious service at the Plains church,
Sunday, were conducted by Daniel L..
Dean of the Divi ity school, lewiston
Mr.. Presc.tt Keyes, Jr., who was at home
last week, returned to Bar Harbor, Mon.
day.-Miss Mabel Norcross returned to
Ken nt's Hill, Saturday Ethel Gold
thwa;te went to Sumner, Saturday, to visit
relatives few days, before resuming her
studies at Colby university Flora E.
Rogers, teacher Of the Lincoln Street Inter-
mediate school, Gardiner, returned to her
duties Monday Perry, widow of j..
L. Perry, has disposed of her household
goods and gone to West Gardiner with
relatives.
NORTH WAYNE.
Gen. C. w. Tilden was in town Satur-
day, March 24.-C. W. Crosby has been in
Portland the past week, returning Friday.
I-R. C. Morrill, is making maple sugar !:
there is prospect of good run of sap this
spring ng-The students from our immediate
vicinity who are attending the spring term
: at Kent's Hill report an unusually large at
J tendance.-The new students from our vii
lage are Fred snd Lottie Roderick and
, Charles Lsdd. Students who have been in
attendance are Winfred Walton and Jose
Tay lor class '94 and Arthur Wing and
Lotion J innings class '95.-Golden Star
L ,dge l. .. G. T. observed Neal Dow's
birthday with approrriate exercises.
WEEKS Mills.
Mr.. Abner Chadwick's many friends are
sorry to hear of his illness.-Mr. VIM.
Haskell died Saturday, March Gath, aged
| 20 years.
! WINsLOw.
Mrs. Ira E. Getchell arrived home last
Friday night from her California trip.-A.
M. Balentine Of Waterville has purchased
the blacksmith shop which Mr.. Davis hiss
occupied the past year.-Miss Mamie Tay-
Tor is at home on vacation from Paw
tucket, +. I.
| PenobscOt.
NEWPORT.
Easter was oSs rved at both churches
Sunday. The decorations we're very foe.
concert was held at the Methodist church
in the evening.-Dr. C. E. Sawyer, dem
tist. has sold his practice here and will re-
move to Bangor in q short time.-Miss
Cora Manning of Newtonville il visiting at
her old home for few days.
CoRINNA.
Mrs ]. s. BurrilI rofuyrod f,cr, w.,J,