Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-26
Will Welch and Sprague Cook each sho
deer last week.
NORTH NEW PORTLAND.

The village schools resumed, Monday,
after suspension of six weeks on &C count
Of scarlatina. The Primary school is I'M
der the Instruction of Mrs. G. C. Sheldon,
who takes the place of Mrs. e. l.. Bartlett,
resigned. Mrs Sheldon is a graduate OF
Coburn Classical Institute and q teacher
of experience Tho Sabbath school and
Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor resumed, Sunday. 1t is hoped
and expected that the people, both old and
young will take hold Of the work Of the
two most worthy societies with renewed
interest and effort, after so long period
of inactivity. DR.. B. f. Lancaster will be
in town, Thursday, on his regular visit =
Rev. W. +. Small of North Arson, will
speak atsUnion church, next Sunday. He
is a good speaker and deserves good
audience j. J. Lane of Waterville, was
in town, Friday, on business.-F. q.
Moody has gone up river to work in the
woods during the winter. DIR. J. i.
Cowan is at home for few days. On
account of the storm, there was no meeting
OF the Grange, Saturday There will be
a meeting of the Golden Cross, Thursday
night. A full attendance is desired -
Miss +. l.. Bartlett left Friday, for
Brownville, where she is to teach. she
visited friends IN Waterville on her way
DR.. Fl. +. Miller will be in town, Thurs
day, on his usual visit.-There was fall
of about two inches of snow here, Satur-
day but not enough for sleighing, on ac-
count of the roughnes5 of the roads 1t
is reported to be good sleighing about 2
miles north of here Mrs. B. f. Bartlett,
hu- hoe
SOUTH NORRIDGEWOCK.
Miss Jennie Shorey arrived home from
Penobscot Thursday. Thursday evening,
there was dance at Miller hall. Music
was furnished by Kendall's Orchestra of
Skowhegan. About 30 couples were pre-
sent.-InvitatiOns are out for an assembly
to be held at Miller's ball, Wednesday
evening, Nov. 81. Il. S. Miller and Hiram
Pattee, committee of arrangementl-A
large number of Good Templars will 90
to Bingham, Dec. 6, to attend the district
lodge.-The funeral of the late Mr.. Wyatt
Huff was held, Sunday, at his residence
on Main street The funeral was in charge
of Lebanon Lodge, f. 8, A. NJ. of which
MIR. HUFF was member &c s. Jewett
was in Bangor, last Week.-Mrs. p C..
Shorey Is in i'll health.-Work at Dodlin
was rather dull, last week, as they had no
blacksmith and also owing to the stormy
weather. - Insurance agents are again
working Norridgewook The members of
the X, of p, accompanied by ladies, at
tended banquet given by the Skowhe-
gan lodge, Thursday evening-Wallace
Conant and Henry Hussey are at home
from Kent Hill on two weeks vaca-
20 of the friends of Hon.
and Mrs. C. A. Harrington gave surprise
party, Saturday evening Alex Cox, the
popular conductor on the S & n. Electric
Railroad, has gone to Pressure Isle to live.
Frank Written will take his place on the
Electrics. All the little towns around US
are laughing at us and calling us "the
city without hotel" The hotel business
in Norridgewock always paid, and this
would be good chance for some one to
build a small hotel. The lot would be
almost given them.