Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-14

cor,roo,i,ors ousrfers Friday evening. A
ls,c. comr,ny Of Nascns With tht II ram
;lie. took supper Is their banquet ball, siser
h.ch the doore we're thrown open 20 tne
nnh,;c rhich showed is appreciation OF the
hosri,.liry BIZ flliog nearly every available
rf.ce MANY prominent me moers from
R;rhmond. Brunswick, Lewiston and other
TON. we're present. PAine's orchestra dis
ma = add fne music for the occasion. The
time was enlivened by speeches from
nrominent Masons from abroad. After the
entertainment all repaired to the dance hall.
Aroostoek.
ASHLAND.
The ball Monday Light was well attended.
Quite number of couples were pres nj
from ont Of town, and every body mao
thoroughly good time.-Mrs. G. D. News
left for Boston Monday to be gone ABOUT
liz we, ks.-Mr. and Mrs. Lon Jewell and
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Chase from Westneld
we're in town this week.-Misses Louise
Hews and Blanche Porter made . snort
visit to the formers home this week.-Mrs.
Annie Burpee expects to start class in
music at Castle Hill this spring -R.v V. Mr..
Rommel preached at the village Sunday
morning and evening.-W. E. Hopper has
rehteu Wesiey ""A ~
move in April.
"oo ~. ua,.,a
has sold his fine farm for the snug little
sum of $500 Mt H. B. Pratt has been
appoin,ed game warden.-Potatoes are ad-
vancing in price a. they are becoming
scarce ia this section.
MAPLEToN.
Mr.. Edward X Danham AMI Mis- D=lia
]. Mcpherson, both of Chapman plantation,
were married a. Mapleton, March lOsh. by
James McGlsuflin, Esq.-Cliford NC
Glauflin closed successful term OF Twelve
weeks Oh Scnooi !"
laeS a;..od ~ E,,ak.
son mas M..,dtrn .n.nt far the
| 0uss Ca.., 80 IT Insu,,nce Co
~ NJ n coy;n. G,rie W; nrovide din
~ -. ~. - e.;n. a.v M.rch Io,h Mt the
' an, ~" raa , nf tho chnrch Free teams
lining f'u1 IT, Ill sh.rard IIioc;ns
"nu I'm ~ Aaho, Mnpn~r;e farm
nas puiun s 10y Wy A'
auu n'o''u "''0A Ave-
| MAsARDIs.
Mrs. Nancy Goss is very sick.-Mrs.
Bragg of New Limerick, " no visited friends
| in town last week has returned home.
I.nco,n.
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ALMA
There are numoer OF hunuteos OF 'hou.
sands OF logs 10 60 Gown the oheepsco,
this sprlpg.-Deer are reported plenty ana
come very large ones nave oeen seen TINS
spring.-Capt. y. Jones intenos 10 nuilu
new lighter this season.-hiram rinknam
has moved to Whtef1eid.-M Benz: ware
of Jefferson IS doing lots OF repairing IN
this place.. 4. Peasiee IS 10 make I'M
provements on his place eiriy tni' season.
line W. u II II. Co.' call 1or num-
Der OF changes IN our hl2hways.
DRESDEN.
| Tho benefit entertainment at the ME-.
church nj Dresden Mills ON the 9th inst.
was comnlete success in spite of the very
bad travelling which prevented many from
conin0 who would otherwise have been
present. One party of young people had
the misfortune to "break down" on the way.
The audience were oelgnteo win tne nhe
siusias =. - ". as nhn;oo aai r,,,s;o -
us,eu nonuar NJ. NJ S.;I.
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r pnst a Tha So. a,a ntha- rofra.h'
n,on.. wv. r,o.t eycai,ant and oil nrasent
$3.50, - 60, tnan.so,res r. NJ.
a. p,;rn NJ. Ieon,an NJ. M
a amos. D, na NJ. ~ AT S.;,n,or ~ .uo
COS. of the affair l. chiefly duo -Mys
Betsy Stilphen has returned 10 her
home at Dresden Mills, and i, b=iny warm
ly welcomed by her friends and neighbors.
Miss Mary c. Bickford hes returned
from two weeks visit to friends 10 Rich
mond.-Miss Adeline Houdlette i, also at
Zone again after brief visit to friends
Mr.. N. Leeman returned last week from a
pleasant visit to bis relatives at South Wool
wich.-Owing to the unsafe condition of
o..,;,, :. ohl;r,a1 - n-oss ~ ct VI.
| has only. m;sssd one trim dnr;no all tbis
winter.-The ladies of the w. G. T. u,
purpose to celebrate the Goth birthday of
Neal Dow in an appropriate manner, in
which they i'll probably be assisted BY the
members of the Lodge of Good Templars.
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