Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-08
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CORINNA.
Franconia Page of Boston, Is visiting
at George Tiboetts Sheridan Ireland Of
Cambridge, Mass, Is a guest at G. 3.
Fishers .--Mrs. Amanda Ireland, who has
been at Boston, Mass, during the sum-
mer, returned, Wednesday, to her home
here.-O. l.. Bachelor has placed a hot
water heater in his house.-The electric
light plant is nearing completion. Power
will be furnished from Ireland Brothers
mill Parian Lodge rooms, Saturday
evening, the families and friends Of the
Masonic order in this town, gathered to
| witness the installation of the following
officers for the ensuing year by Past
Master N. r. Packard: Lewis Hutchins,
NJ. 0. L. Jones, S. VS. S. Briggs, J.
W.; S. S. Burrill, Chap. J. H. Shepherd,
Treas. G. B. Nutter, Sec. Geo. Fisher,
s. D.; j. B. Ross, J. D.; W. P. Burrill,
s. 8; T. +. Burrill J. S.; James Smith,
urday.-Miss j. Chase Michaels returned
to her home at Oldtown Friday.
Somerset.
MOUTH NORRIDGEWOCK
The next meeting of the V. I. S. will
| be held at Mrs. Chas. Wards Subject,
|Thaokeray The autumn tea at the Con-
gregational vestry Friday evening, was
| we'll attended. The entertainment con
sisting Of music, Rotations and tableaux
was every good.--Miss Annie Jones IS
visiting friends in Bar Harbor
Turner of Medfield, Mass, and Miss Mat
tie French of this place were united In
marriage, Wednesday noon, by Rev. J. A.
Jones, at the home of the brides mother
Mr. and Mrs. Turner will make their
home at MedfeId. Mrs. Geo Carleton
left Thursday. for Bakersville, Cal,
where she will join her husband.-Thc
butter exhibited by the Sparkling Spring
| creamery of this village, at the Roches-
| ter, N. H., fair last week took first prize
"A large number of our boys went by
special train to Bingham, Saturday after
| noon, to see the ball game between the
Oaklands ard the NJ. c. I. s of Pittsfield
| which resulted in favor of the Oaklands
| by score of 10 to 2, numerically roasted
| the M. c. I's.-Our business section is
being greatly improved by the use Of q
little paint. Whiting & Taylor have
painted their buildings occupied by Allen
e. Mills and S. b. Tibbetts & Company
Il. A. Hilton is painting his furniture
store
WEST MADISON.
1hrashing is the general employment
| Of the day. There are two machines il
this vicinity.-Mr. Lawrence will CON
tinue his Bible readings at the town
house. this week.-About 200 people werr
entertained at the town house. Friday
| night, by the scholars with the following
programme: Ten Commandments and
Lords prayer, by the scholars; song
recitation. Lynn Viles; recitation, Eugenia
Sawyer; song, Susie Clark reading, Mabel
Davis; recitation, Hazel Holway; die
logue, 1.-THE Drunkard's Daughters" reel
| tation, Lottie Moore; recitation, Elmer
Salley; dialogue, by Misses Turner and
Sawyer; song. Carroll Eames; music
recitation, Daisy Holway; recitation.
Malon Whipple; recitation, Ethel French
dialogue, School" by seven boys; song,
| by Ava Viles and Carroll Eames: read
| ing May Holway. dialogue Masonic
Lodge" song Good Night.
| ST. ALBANS.
Very many wells are dry and some
| farmers are troubled to get water for
| their stock. farmers are having a
! fine time to do all fall's work except pillow
| ing.-Work on the dam is progressing
rather slowly, but when done we shall
have much better water power.-The
| 80 witnesses who went to Skowhegan on
the Laughton Cpyhers case are now at
| home and things are fast returning to
their normal condition.-At the corn fao-
tory they are labelling The Southland
Manufacturing Company is turning out
the corn boxes very fast.-Henry Buker
shot deer last week. They seem to BIZ
quite plenty.
| Waldo.