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

WlNSLOW.
Miss Cora Bassett has returned from
her visit in Massachusetts, Edward Fales
Will move to Auburn, this ek.-Elmer
Wyman and wife went to Boston, last
week, on visit to Mrs Wymans brother,
Oscar johnson. B. f. Towne, Frank
Garland A. Morrow and W. S. Garland
are building new horse sheds near the
Town hall, in which to put their horses
when attending grange meetings. -Au-
gustus Wood died, last Sunday, at the adj
vanced age of So years.
Somerset.
WEST MADISON.
The school at Pugh's Corner has closed
on account of scarlet fever-Dr. Gallagher
gave an interesting sermon at the Town
house, last Sunday. Edie n. Grant,
who has been at work In Scion, has re
turned home to attend school. Mrs Nit
tie l. Batchelder is teaching at the Twelve
Corners, this term.-Fred W. Norton of
this place. died at the Insane hospital at
Augusta, Wednesday,
NORTH NEW PORTLAND.
DR.. W. H. Stevens met with severe
and painful accident one day last week.
He was leading his horse to water when
the animal in play jumped and kicked the
doctor on his right hand. Two bones were
broken and the hand badly bruised Miss
Elsie L. Bartlett who has taught the
primary school here for the past five terms,
has resigned her position and accepted the
principalship of the intermediate shcool at
Brownville. Miss Bartlett is graduate
bo
very successful teacher Her many friends
regret her resignation here, but wish her
abundant success in her new school DR..
B. +. Lancaster was in town, Thursday on
professional business. HI. Moulton,
who recently closed a very successful term
of school at Flagstaff, has commenced an
other term in Madison. Mr.. Moulton is q
very successful tcacher-Mrs b. +.
Bartlett is i'll and confined to the house
G. s. Aver who represents the Maine
Farmer, was in town over Sunday. He
usually gets around once year, and his
friends are always glad to see him Rev
W. F. Small of North Anson preached at
the Uuion church, Sunday 1t is five
weeks since there has been any religious
services, on account of the epidemic. &C,
II. Bartlett has recently set a very fine
monument in his lot in the cemetery, and
b. f. Bartlett is proposing to set one
The BerwitZ Company gave an entertain
ment at Union hail. two nights, last week
The schools will resume, next Monday
after suspension of six weeks on account
of scarletina. There were at one time -
cases in the village and it promised to
spread throughout the town, but the board
of health acted very promptly and the
disease was checked DR.. ". H. Stevens
the local physician, has spared no pains
in the matter and he has the thanks of
the whole village Nelson Crymball was
in Skowhegan, last week, on probate bust
ness Miss Alice E. Bartlett closed a very
pleasant and profitable term of school at
West New Portland. Friday. She will
enter Coburn Classical Institute soon and
fit for college. p. j. Williams of Licking
ton, was in town, Saturday Rev. H. Fl.
Lakes family who have all been very sick,
are now nearly well.-The Sabbath school
and Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor will resume, next Sunday
Somerset Lodge /. O. g. T., will install
officers, next Friday cveniDg.-Mrs. G. G..
Sheldon, who has been visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs A. NJ. Sawtelle of Sidney,
is expected home, next Saturday. Quite
number of the members of the Golden
Cross of this village, attended the enter
tainment given by this society at West
New Portland. Mrs. A. d. Brackley, wife
of the superintendent of schools, visited
Hsllowell, this week-Clarenco Jordan
will close a successful and profitable term
of school in Embden Mr. Jordan will
enter the High school in this village at the
close of his school, and fit for college. =
Prof G. c. Sheldon, principal of the High
school, who expects to be admitted to the
bar at the December term of the supreme
judicial court at Skowhcgan, will open an
office here in this village, Jan. &c. H
Harris is at work at Flagstaff, building a
house.