Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-12-24
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READFIELD.

INA III lEhb
By reason Of the severe rain, there was
no service at the chapel, Sunday fore
noon.-A very small house at the Univer-
salsU church listened to Rev. Mr.. Leland
in the afternoon. Hankerson was
thrown from load of straw. last week,
while descending steep hill near this
village, by reason of the breaking of the
pole. He sustained severe cut on the
head and bruises of the limbs The
Ladies' Social Circle regard its enter
tainment, last week, as Il complete sue
cess. They realized nearly S37 for repairs
on the chapel. Sore threats and mumps
are the prevailing diseases here now
Those having wood and lumber to draw
are anxiously waiting for snow.
FAYETTE
Miss Mildred Whittemore teacher in the
High school at Hallowell, is at home on
three weeks vacation. Mrs. George
Underwood returnt from Oakland, Satur-
day, after three weeks visit somewhat
improved in health.-A. a. Campbell aud
Warren S. Hewett went to Augusta, Fri
day afternoon, to attend the Odd Fellows
meeting in the avening-Albon Gordon
Livermorc Falls Creamery received 23b
cents pound for their November butter.
Apple buyers were here, last week.
WAYNE.
The choirs are rehcarsing Christmas
music The two churches are to have Il
union tree at the hall, Christmas evening.
The Dramatic Club will play "The
Deacon at Grange hail, Livermore Dec.
3O.-C. f. Wing, ESD, vino has been visit
ing friends in Portland, returned, Friday,
DR.. ChcLrry and others attended the
Odd Fellows mt eting at Augusta, Fri
day-The Friday Club met with Mrs.
Smith, Dee 20. The club will take the
History of Maine its writers etc. for its
winters study.-A carload of apples has
been Slipped from this place, this week;
$115 for Nos. l and ?.
WEEKS MILLS.
Verna, youngest daughter of Reuben
Clark, who had II paralytc shock, Thurs
day, is now doing we'll. Dr. Lincoln is
attending her There will be a Christmas
tree at the Union church, Tuesday even
ing Mr. and Mrs Frank Halpin and
children have been visiting Mr., and Mrs.
Harry Reed for the past few dags.-Mrs.
Mary White and daughter We're in Albion
over Sunday = Dean Estes returned from
% business trip to Boston. saturday,
James Goddard of VAUDEVILLE, is visiting
his daughter MIS-. Dean Estes-A.
r. Burrill has his new store nearly COM
pleted.
NORTH PITTSTON.
CYRUS Green of this town, has been con
fined to the house with lung trouble
Fred Shea and William Mclancy have gone
into the woods about Eustis, Me, logging,
for the Messrs Phillips OF Randolph. Fred
F. Morrill, and John Grant enjoyed days
pickercl fishing on Tuesday last, at
Nahumkeag pond, and returned home with
fish. averaging 30 inches in length. War
rem Blodgett of Beach hill, has sold his
farm to Eli Adams.-Al Merrill OF this
tow n, purchased a new span of 400 pounds
gray horses on Friday last. He will fake
both his spans and go into tho woods log
cling. His wife will reside with her
parents during Mr.. Merrill's absence
Mr.. Charles Grady will take his span of
horses into the woods this winter. He
and Al Merrill will both work for Mr..
George Blackmau of Randolph
EAST PIT rSTON.
The heavy showers Sunday morning,
broke up the ice on the Ice field recently
scraped for the local ice houses.-tred
Hanley has recently purchas I'd a fine horse
with n good record on the race course.-A
Christmas tree will be stripped of its pres
rnts at the church, Wednesday evening -
Tho village school has been taught, one
week. There are 25 pupils. under the