Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-02-12
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T. Somerset.
! SOUTH NORRTDGEWOCK.
Il Secretary Mex cen was in town one day
| last week To see about some agricultural
meetings which are to be held here very
soon. Deacon McIntire, one Of our Oldest
inhabitants. is very sick and his recovery
I is doubtful -Mosv Of our schools finished
: Friday, although some did not keep on
I account of the storm but kept Monday
4 instead. The High school will keep two
weeks longer The Good Templars will
present the four act drama Nevada, or
I the Lost Mine ON Thursday evening,
Feb rs. The pay will also be presented
on Friday March l, before the Somerset
| District Lodge, which will be held in this
| place. Special scenery is being painted in
| Boston for the stage.-There was soci-
able at the Baptist vestry, last Friday
evening AT the last meeting Of the Good
| Templars the following officers were in
stalled by Lodge Deputy b. l.. Frederic:
| c. 7. George Carr; V. T., Miss Lila
| Carr; p C. T. f. e. .Jewett chap, Miss
| Mary Anderson: sec. NJ. c. Holt; +. 8,
Miss Carrie Blackwell treas, +. c. Holt:
NJ, Chas Fuller; ID. NJ, G. II. Jewett;
guard, Mrs. Vanta Walker sentinel, Harry
| Deyereux; :. J T.. II. c. Powers board
| of trustees, B. 4. Mitchell. +. c. Holt and
B. L. Frederic -Llewellyn Morrow and
| family are soon to move into the Dole
house. The Norridgewock Dramatic Club
| went to Athens last Thursday and present
| ed the play ''Finnegan's Fortune to
fair sized audience.-Chester Buchanan of
Mechanic Falls was in town last week
Herbert Withee has returned from the
woods Herbert Crosby's mare sprained
her leg last week and it is thought that it
will permanently inihre her. She is a very
fine mare and was valued at about $500.
Tho reading room seems to have been
given up.-The stone teams have been
unable to haul any stone this week ON
account of the bad weather-Allen Il
Mills will soon run a team through the
country selling fish and groceries. Harry
Carr left for Boston, Saturday morning.
VIM. Bracket was at home from Bling
ham last week.-The Electric cars have
made but three trips since Tuesday
Horace Leavitt was on the sick list Satur-
day.-Rev J. a. Jones went to Winslow,
Saturday, to supply the pulpit in the
absence of Rev. MIR. Williams. Rev. Mr.
Pepper preached at the Congregational
church, Sunday - Mrs. Annie Foss of
Pennington is in town visiting Mrs. Geo.
Hunt. miss Stella Chalmers is quite
sick.
|SMITHFIELD.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fuller, who have
been visiting relatives in townsfof several
weeks past, returned to their home in
Someryilie, Mass, on Saturday last
There was sociable at +. c. Tracy's
last Friday evening. Stevens health
has so improved that he is able to be out
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recently returned from visit to their
daughter, Mrs. Carrie Charles, at Me-
chanic Falls.-Mr. C. Harrow and c. l..
Stevens have been cutting aud hauling
Eastwood lumber fer parties in Skowhe-
gan.-Reuben Wentworth is engaged in
cutting wood for Mr. II. Alen.-On
Saturday last there was general turn
out in breaking roads.-B. W. Harring
ton has nice i-years-old colt, sired by
Echo, dam by Harry knox,. +. Dyer
is collecting cream in town for the Show
hogan creamery.-Mrs. Vim. j. Haynes
has heifer, 20 months old. that made in
one week, 615 pounds of butter, besides
furnishing milk and cream for six in the
family. - Mr. John Wentworth lately
bought Jersey heifer of Mr.. Whiting OF
Norridgewock. business ut the Dodlin
Granite Cos. quarry is very dull just at
this time.-Mr. Charles Morton is at
work with his span of horses for the Bos-
ton party which is numbering in town.
ST. ALBANS.
The cold wave get here last Saturday
morning. and one thermometer registered
"a degrees below zero The funeral Of
Mrs. Cyrus .Mathes occurred Saturday
afternoon, Rev. Virgil Sweetland officiat-
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