Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-20

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Downing and wife spent Sunday last
with c. f. Wayne.-The free high school
will give an entertainment at Wayne hall,
Monday evening, November %. The ex-
ercises in part will be vocal and instru-
mental, music, recitations, wand drill.
At the close refreshments will be served.
Proceeds are to go for an unabridged die
tionary for the school-Last Sunday n.
?. Downing of Minot, John E. Lowell of
Winthrop, H. a. Dexter, Sewall Pettin
gill and A. 5. George of Wayne, all men,
bers of Co. f., 18th Maine Volunteers,
enjoyed pleasant surprise by meeting at
the morning service of the NJ. e. church
as indicated by the hearty shaking Of
hands at the close of the meeting. The
first four left Wayne for the front in
August, 1862 returning home latter
Appomattox) in June, 1S65-John Cram
and D. r. Berry took trip to Augusta,
Monday. Russell of Lewiston, was
| in town this week looking at some horses,
with view to purchasing. Mrs. S. f.
Reed who has been visiting friends in
Saco returned, Frday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Beers and Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln, cele-
brated their second wedding anniversary,
Nov. 15th.-A concert was held in Wayne
ball, Saturday evening, the proceeds of
| which are to purchase new music for the
Baptist choir.
LITCHFIELD CORNER
Mrs Mary j. Starbird, wife of the late
Isaac Starbird, died early Saturday morn
ing of inflammation of the bowels at the
age of &c years. DR.. I, w. Starbird of
Boston, arrived Friday night, but was
obliged to return, Saturday. Mrs. Star
birds daughter, Mrs. Cora Trufant and
her son, Mr.. Eugene Starbird arrived
from their home in Minneapolis, Sunday
morning. Her son, Mr.. Otis Stinson and
wife of Leeds Junction are here, also
W. ]. Starbird and wife of Lewiston,
| and Mr.. H. M. Starbird and wife. The
devotion of Mrs. Starbirds step children
during the past years, especially in her
last illness, and their grief at her death,
speaks volumes in favor of her, who was
loved and respected by the entire com
| muuity.-W. 5. Sims, principal of Fox
| croft Academy, is spending his vacation
| in town. the guest OF Joseph Earle. Miss
Lena Gilbert, assistant at Foxcroft, is at
| home. -Litchficld Academy closed its fall
term, Thursday. The assistants, Miss
| Eta Richmond, and Miss Clara Rich
mond, have gone to Danvcrs, Mass, for
their vacation.
RIVERSIDE.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Potter were in
SkowhCgan day or two, last week "A.
s. Bigeow went to Skowheg8n, last
Tuesday, to attend the funeral of bis
sister, Mrs. Walter Pierce. MISSES Mabel
Brown and Hattie French of Wsterville,
and Mrs. 5. r. Brown of Boston. visited
Mrs. A. S. Bigelow, last week "A very
pretty wedding took place at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Strong last
Wednesday morning, the contracting
parties being their daughter, Mrs. Mable
Wicomb and William l. Halves of
Pasadena, California. Mr. Halves is a
native of this place and has been here for
the past year, although previous to that
he had been resident of California for
several years and is a young man of sterl-
ing character. The bride is one of River
sides best young ladies. The happy pair
left Immediately for their California
home with the congratulations of their
many friends.-The following members
of Cushnoc Grange attended Kennebec
Pomona at East Pittston, last Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Robbins, MIR. and
Mrs. f. c. Getchell, Mrs. NJ. b. Arcy and
Leonard J. Arey. Miss Florence Young
of Augusta attended church here last
Sunday. Edward Brown and Clarence
Pierce are in Penobscot county on hunt
ing trip.
ALBION.
Miss Lila Parmenter, an attendant at
the Maine general hospital, is having a
short vacation. Mrs Samuel Parkhurst
who was thrown from carriage and in
iured while visiting at Whitefield, re-
turned home last Thursday She is able
to walk by the aid of erutches. -Charles
Kidder and Llewellyn Libbey have
bought the building formerly used by +.
K. Hussey for coat shop and intend to
fit up paint shop and dance hall, so
rumor says The building will be re.
moved to site near Il. Wings carriage
shop.
SOUTH MONMOUTH.
Walter Jenkins has a sore something
like felon on his right hand, which
prevents his working at his blacksmith
business. He had it lanccd Sunday, and
it seems on the gain.-The rain of Friday
and Sunday evenings prevented the social
services usually held on those evenings.
Many felt much disappointed as there has
been some special interest manifested in
the services Of late.-Mr Horatio Clark
OF Massachusetts,, is cauvassing Mon
mouth with paper, The Homestead,
with good success
FAYETrE,
John Smith and wife of Lynn, Mass.
are visiting at NJ. 7. Jones On account
of the rain, Friday, the attendance at the
farmers institute at Grange hall was very