Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-15

an engagement for the winter at Fort
Fairfeld.-Mrs. H. NJ Wood will spend
the winter IN Augusta. Allen is
at home from Phillips for a few days
Miss Grace Shorey has returned from
Boston and will be with L. p Holt & Co.
in their millinery department. Frank
Tuttle will attend the grand lodge of l.
o. o. +. at Portland, this week as a dele
gate from Quinnebasset Lodge - The
senior class of the Norridgewock High
school had a supper and entertainment at
Grange ball, Friday evening After the
entertainment there was dance. The
class made about Thursday even
ing, Oct II, Old Point Lodge, I. o. G.
T., will receive visitors from Cornville
and East Madison.-It is reported that
another coat manufacturing company has
been formed and that they will shortly be-
gin work in the shop recently vacated by
the Kennebec Clothing Coz. A. Hilton
has been quite SICK the past week, but is
recovering. Friday was pay day at Burn
ham & Morrill's corn factory. About
$4,000 was paid to the farmers for corn
furnished this yeaI.-Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen rockingham We're in Exeter,
last week.-Fred Wing of Skowhegan,
was in town several days, last week, visit
ing his grandfather, Joseph Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. Milford Tibbetts have moved in
to the house vacated by c. S. Wright
Several of our young people attended the
husking at Mr. Deans Thursday night.
&C. S. Wright is in Boston.-David
Staples is again able to be at work-F.
G. Holt will attend the grand lodge, /. 0.
O.. F., at Portland-Friday evening,
Somerset Lodge of Rebekahs elected Mrs
Mary Carr delegate to the grand lodge
of Maine, to be held at Portland, this
week Hon. c. A. Harrington is moving
into the Rockingham house.-Ned Barker
has bought the house owned by Willett
Rogers. afternoon, Mr.. Ed
ward Rogers and Miss Elizabeth Smith,
both of this village, were united in mar
riage by Rev. J. A. Jones at the parson-
age Both parties are well known and
have the best wishes of their many friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers will make Norridge-
wock their home for the present.-Mr.
and Mrs Samuel Allen visited their son
Austin, at Scion, last week.-Mrs. S. z
+ uller Is visiting relatives In Freedom -
J. F. Frye was in Vassalboro, last week
BY the new schedule of time on the
Somerset Railroad, the morning train
leaves at $40, and the up train at 1910
A. NJ. The afternoon trains leave at the
same time as before, 20S and 5.l6.-
Somerset Grange, p. of H will hold a
box sociable, Wednesday evening, Oct
16. The ladies are each to carry a box
containing supper for two and place their
name on card within. There will be an
entertainment and several quilts will be
given away. The boxes are only 10 cents,
so everyone can afford to go-Harry
Powers has had two sheep killed by dogs,
and Joseph Smith has had one killed.
The interior of the Masonic hall is being
reprinted. At the next regular meeting,
the families and friends will be invited to
attend the installation of officers, after
which there will be a supper. Our stores
were rather dark, Monday and Tuesday
nights of last week, us the Power Com
pany was making repairs on its dynamo
Rev. B. f. Turner, who has been engaged
to fill the vacancy at the Baptist church,
will deliver his first sermon, Sunday, Oct.
20.-Mr. and Mrs Edward Lowe will