Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-12-25
Waldo.
BURNHAM.

Mrs. Elvins Whitney has moved into
Mrs Hoxie's house A. Miliken and
+. p. Whitney of Augusta, were in town
last week.-Mr. Milliken is looking sharp
after pulp timber-W. l.. Shaw has re
ceiyed a new hay press of a new pattern.
iS is said to be an Improvement of those
in general use. 1t was made in Albany,
n .Y.-Mr. Bailey who has had long
run of typhoid fever, is improving very
fast.-A smart rain fell here, Sunday
forenoon, and thcrs was no meeting at
the church. - Edward Crofford, l.. Nc
Ali>ter VI MT to Dixmont, Saturday, 10
hold meeting over Sunday.
TROY.
Mr.. Alden Wngate died, Monday, Dec
l6, after u brief illness. He was a Young
man of the best of habits and highly re
spccted by all who knew him He ltavt 5
n widowed mother ani fanily of
younger brothers and sisters who have
the sympathy Of eli Mr.. Henry Palmer
and Miss Addie Wyman were marr'd
Saturday, Dee. f4th.-Rev. NJ Ugicr
preached an able and helpful discourse AT
the church, Sunday, Dec. 22d. The
quarterly meeting services were but thinly
FREEDOM.
Perlcy Downer If Branch Mills. was IN
town few days last week visiting RIA
| tiyes and friends - Charlie Morrison wa,
| in town, Monday, from S,arsmont.-L.
| A. Bowler of North Palcrin', is hccom ing
| quite popular as u preacher in this town.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford was the guests Of
| MIR and Mrs Andrews, Monday evening
f. B. Poland Of Chiua was in tow n,
| Tuesday, buying furs. Sam HuSsoy5 re
Gently purchased two fire heifers, at a
| 1--we stock sale i'm Albion. j. Wesley
Morrison is cutting cord wood for Lee
| Bowler in pslermo.-School at South
! Freedom will be closed until after the
holidays
LIBERTY
A series Of revival meetings ara being
he'll in South Liberty, ty Rev. Ozro Rois
| of Livermorc, and Rev. Charles Brad
street OF this town. They are very in
teresting and there has been fisc CONVEX
sions among the young people.-The
prayer meetings in this village are be
coming very interesting under the direr-
ton of Rev H. W. Abbott, the pastor
Several of the young people and a mum
Der of the older ores have signified their
intentions of becoming Christians and
have joined the Y. p c. r. society
J. Watson Knowlt1n Of b, Hast, agent
| for the protection OF cruelty to animals,
was in town, last week. looking after the
bushes and one horse was ord, rcd to be
killed The officers Of Georges River
Grange ele,ted at the last meeting are as
| follows; G. Fl. Cargill, master; Walter
n Cargill, overseer; J. o Johnson,
| lecturer; II. y. Dennis. steward; Walter
| Ludwick assistant steward; Edith Lud-
wick, lady assistant steward Mrs. Ed
ward Sanford. chaplain: L. Ludwick,
gatekeeper; Mrs. G. n. Carxill, Ceres;
Mrs Edward Gliddep, Flora; Mrs Frank
Sherman, Pomona; Edward Glidden
treasurer; Mrs. W. f. Moody, secretary;
Miss Blanche Moody, organist. The in
stallation will be JaG. /, Past Master W.
| H. Moody acting as installing officer
The Gerry heavy rain, last SUNDAY, took
the frost out Of the roads so IL il brea king
through badly in many plsfes making
the travelling very bad-Mrs L. c.
Morse aud her daughter. Virgins. went
to pittsfeld, Saturday. TO stay this
winter, where Mr.. Morse is engaged in
| the undertaking business Mis- Minnie
stevens went to Pittsfed, Saturday. to
stop during the winter with Mrs. W, I.
Neal. who is quite feeble in health at the
present time.-Dr. T. A. Porter. ID. D.
6. NJ. visited the Masonic meeting Of
instruction at Rockland. last week, and
reports very enjoyable time.-There
VIII be Christmas tree in Hall St