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

SURRY.
Warden Lord has finished painting the
Fl. j. Milliken house recently damaged
by fire.-Hiram Knowles is home from
the Castine Normal school for short
vacation. W. S. Treworgy will go
to Bangor this week to purchase lumber
for the new Baptist church.-The high
school commenced last week under the
instruction of Sherman Scammon of
Franklin, also the primary school taught
by Mrs Rena Staples of Ellsw orth.-
Schooner Flora Grinde Capt. A. C. Cur
tbs, left the wharf, Monday morning,
loaded for Rockland.
DEDHAM.
Crescent Lodge, l. o. G. T., will cele-
brate the 18th anniversary of its organiza-
ton by an open meeting, Friday evening
Nov. Is. A programme will be given
followed by sale of ice cream and cake.
The following officers were installed at
last meeting, by j. f. Turner, l.. d. i;
Eugene Hurd, c. T.. Inez Burrill, V. T. ;
Ernest Burrill, f. s.. Mary Burrill, r.
:. Belle Burrill T.. Daniel Burrill, NJ. !;
Bertha Burrill, A. s.; Granville Good
win, c.. Vesta Young, d. M; Everett
Black, Sem; Geo. Pond, G.. Georgia
Maddox, S. J. t.; A. c. Pinkham, P. c.
T.-Mrs. Joseph Mclaughlin is quite
sick. She is attended by DR.. Richardson
Willis A. Goodwin left for Massachu-
sets, Monday, to visit his brothers. He
will spend the winter there if be obtains
employment.
DEER ISLE.
G. f. Small came home from Bar Har-
Dor, Monday. Lizzie Powers has
gone to South Deer Isle to work for Mrs
Seth Webb.-Capt. l.. B. Cole of yacht
Camachee, came home from Belfast
Saturday. Schoo lin District No. IS closed
Friday, after profitable term of ten
weeks taught by Miss Cora Stipson of
Green's Landing, Capt. James Powers
and daughter Myra of Seal Cove, are
visiting relatives and friends at Sunset -
The Snyder house closed, Tuesday, after
a very prosperous season.-O. f., Stowe of
Portland, was at A. Il. Small's this
week. Mrs. Walter II. Small who has
been at work in Black Island came home
Saturday. Mrs. Frank Warren is visit
ing relatives in Rockland.
BUCKSPORT.
Isaac Britton and Mrs Mary Lee, were
married at Bangor Oct. 81, and left on
the noon train for New York. Both are
well known and highly esteemed. On
their return they will reside on Elm
street. Mr.. Brltton' S home.-Many people
here have taken advantage of the low
rates on the boat and visited Boston.
Capt. Mark Gray has been in Boston,
experimenting the repairs on his vessel
and she is now proceeding to Bruins
wick. He is in New Haven this week,
looking after the schooner Herald lately
arrived from Norfolk, Va, with coal. On
the passage she ran astern of little fish
ing smack, taking her for pilot boat.
The anchor caught in the rigging of the
smack and she sunk but the Herald crew
promptly saved the eleven fishermen and
brought them into New York A flash
light displayed on board of the smack
caused the schooner's mistake The Her
aid lost her anchor and chain. Capt. A.
A. Lowell of~North Bucksport was in
command.-The Rebeccas gave an enter
tainment at Emery's hall, Nov G.
kennebec.
RIVERSIDE.
Albion Spaulding of Church Hill, was
here last Thursday Benjamin Lewis
has gone to Lincoln on business.-Mrs
Abbie Post Of Union, was in town last
week. All are sorry to lose the station
agent here Harry Wade, who has been
given position in Augusta. He has been
very accommodating and has been much
liked.-G. L. Weeks of Augusta, was
here, last Sunday.
NORTH MONMOUTH.
A large deer was seen Thursday last
near the house Of Samuel Robinson. The
deer crossed the street anu went into a
pasture and did not seem to be at all
frightened. This is the third one that / as
been seen in this village The old saw
mill at North Monmouth that was built
in 1871, is being torn down. There hay e
been three saw mills burnt here. Ths
first one was built about one hundred
years ago, and was owned by Gea. John
Chandler. are running on ha f
time here.-L. Pettingill has began max :
ing pork barrels and apple barrels in
addition to his dowel and box business s.
Quite number of the village people sre
digging wells. Louis Robinson dug one
last week IS feet Deep In three days he