Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-02-25
STATE NEWS.
kennebec.

NORTH PITTSTON.
There was small attendance at the
meeting of the Friendly Greeting Society,
on Thursday evening, and short pro-
gramme was presented, as follows: Reel
tations, Mrs. Ellen Green, Misses Lii and
Eliza Green; readings Messrs. c. X.
Green. B. b. Hanson, ]. A. Kenney;
song, b. ID. Hanson. Every member of
the choir and male quartet were sick
with colds, consequently there was no
singing by either. There was no ques-
zion discussed, and none was presented
Tor the next meeting Next Thursday
will be paper night, and will be read by
Miss Carrie Putnam. associate editress.
Mr. George Williams of Gardiner, was
in town, Friday.
Piscataquis.
GUILFORD.
The festival held here, Friday, by Mt.
IIineo Lodge, i. & A. NJ, was very
successful affair, socially and otherwise.
The programme in the afternoon was a
line one and consisted Of an address of
welcome by Rev. X. II. .Aldrich, an adj
ircss by j. S. Williams Esq, vocal and
instrumental music and Rotations. Tho
Town hall was filled In the evening q
concert by Abbott and Jones' Orchestra
Of Bangor drew a large crowd and the
music was fine. After the concert came
grand ball. some 20 couples joining in
the festivities, which were kept up until
late hour. Prominent members of the
order from all parts of the county were in
attendance, and it was easily the social
event of the season thus far.
Sagadahoc.
BOWDOINHAM
DR.. l. C. Trask was in Portland, Thurs
day, to attend at the operation performed
ON Ira ID. Frost of this place, who has been
for long time ill with appendicitis.
Young Frost was accompanied by his
parents. The removal of the affected
part was successfully performed and pres
ent indications are for safe recovery to
normal condition of health.-Rev. Nj. f.
King, pastor of rhe NJ. f. church at Kezar
Falls, N Fl. and past pastor of this charge
made a flying visit to few friends here,
Thursday. He was on his way to Kezar
Falls to Monmouth, the home of his
parents.
Mrs. Dan Sandford Is quite sick. She
has been confined to the house all winter.
She is attended by DIR. Delaney of North
Palermo Gilbert Mason broke her
arm, Feb. 13.--John Pearson is danger
ously sick with the mumps. DR.. Il. N.
Pearson is attending him and thinks he
will recovcr-Georgic Plummer is also
sick with the mumps.-Geo. Il. Rowe
closed a very successful term of school at
McF .rands Corner, Feb. 1G. E. l..
Stewart commenced a term of High school
1t Center Montville, Feb 25.-Mr and
Mrs. Albert Choatc of Poor's Mills, have
been stopping at Levi Bartlett's. the past
Two wceks.-A. f. Plummcr purchased
i've head OF cattle from d. r. DOVE, last
week.-Wm. Wood of Scarsmont, was In
own, Thursday. Mrs. Belle Thompson
mas been spending the past week with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Greeley
Ephriam Brasdon has been in Taunton,
Mass, the past two weeks, on business.
Mrs. Louise Sylvester is confined to the
house ut prescnt.-Asa Harvey is quite
II Mt Fred Bradstrcet' Freedom --Gus
Rowe Of Camden, was in town, last week,
md changed horses with A. +. Plummer.
Frank Cushman of Center Montville.
bought valuable COW of Mr.. Plummer,
'ecently.-A certain young man of this
own took couple of Young ladies to
lrive, Sunday. The young man saw
yes ma Fam" ahead and advised the girls
o Hang to the Ship" but his warning
,a,ne too late, for already he was going
over the dasher and the girls following
uit. 1t is believed he will learn to drive
more cautiously, as new harnesses come
Iigh. The silk quilt for which the peo-
&c of this place have been selling tickets
vas drawn Feb 16 by Dan Mcfarland
rhe proceeds go to Elder Burrell Mr..
Mcfarland also drew a nice cushion at
he same time E A. Wing sold whole
cam to A. II. Plummcr last week.