Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-13
Knox.
WASHINGTON.

AT last the people OF North washing
ton are happy. They succeeded at the
special town meeting, Wednesday, in get
ting vote to build road through from
that place to connect direct with South
Liberty. BY building this road, a dis
| lance of less than threc-fourths Of mile,
the distance to South Liberty, their post
| Office, is shortened some two miles, or
| over one half the distance. This road has
been needed for the past fifty years, and
all are glad it will be built at last. 1t
will be great convenience to the whole
travelling public and to the people of
North Washington great blessing
Geo. Titus and wife of Hallowell, called
on friends here last week Weston Pink
ham, who has been at work at Lawrence,
Mass, is home for a short time.-Geo.
Rhodes, who has been employed at Rock
| port, during the past summer, is home
again w. f. Dart and H. Butterfield,
went to Waldoboro, where they have a jot
blasting telephone post holes.-W. With
am of Rockland, visited relatives in town
last week.-Will Light is hauling pressed
hay from the Fish place, so called, at
South Liberty, to Waldoboro, for Mr..
Dodge of Boston. Mrs Ella Pond OF
North Washington, moved into part OF
the Farrar house at Razorviie, last
eck-Stillman HILBERT and L. p Jones
purchased track of land Of Llcwellyn
Turner at Razorville last week.
The society of Willing Workers. met
with Mrs. Freeman Light, "Wednesday
afternoon. An enjoyable afternoon and
evening were passed by albert f.
Cunningham secured three raccoons anc
| fox with his hound last week.
Lincoln.
DRESDEN.
Rev. S. A. Bender of Wiscasset, de
livered sermon at the South church
| Thursday evening, under the auspices OF
the Epworth Leaaue.-The South Ores
den Glee Club, led by L. Jones, furnished
music and at the conclusion a harvest
supper was furnished Miss Ida Hatch
| one of Dresden's most popular young
ladies, was married, Tuesday, to Mr.
Ulysses Gibbes of Wiscasset.
DRESDEN MILLS
| The Church Aid Society gave an enter
! tainment at Bickford's hall on the eve
ming of Nov. 5, followed by an oyster
| supper A very pleasant and profitable
evening was enjoyed. Special revival
services will be held at the NJ. +. church
commencing Nov. 10.
| COOPER'S MILLS.
A series Of meetings will be commenced
at the church, Sunday Nov. 18th. by
Evangeiists Hatch and wife of Fairfield
I All who have heard of the success Of these
workers IN other parts of the State will
! gladly welcome them here. All are cor
daily invited to attend these meetings.
wHITEFIELD.
Mrs Herbert Moore, with her two chill.
drcn has gone to Lynn, Mass. to spend
the winter Mrs. Wiley of Wellfleet, Cape
Cod, and her sister, Mrs Marsh, have been
visiting Mrs. Manning at Kings Mills
Mrs. Wesley Moody has been spending a
/ few days with old nsighbors in district
No. S.-Mr and Mrs. Hathaway of Saga.
more, Mass. ARE at Timothy Wares Mrs.
Emily Abbott is at Warren Cunning
ham 's.-Rev. Mr.. Keene, an old school
Bal fist minister. has preached lately a.
the church at Kings Mills. He also
b y tiz ID two ladies. The pupils of the
High school at Ring's Mills are to give an
exhibition in the hall OF the schoolhouse.
Thursday evening, Nov. II, for the 'pur