Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-02
Kennebec.
NORTH WAYNE.

as there are but 10 scholars.
Kcnnebec.
NORTH WAYNE.
Mrs. II. B. Sanborn of Fast Wilton,
has presented to Golden Star Lodge, l. o.
G. T., of this village. a fine crayon port
RAFT OF her husband, the late Lowell San
born, who was devoted and earnest mem
Der of the order and former resident of
this place. The lodge held its 18th ami
versary, last Tuesday evening, when the
portrait was presented with appropriate
remarks by c. W. Crosby Lodge deputy.
Quite large company Of the village peo-
pie were present as invited guests. An
interesting programme was carried out
after which followed refreshments and
sociable. = The gentlemen Of the Me-
chapics' Library Association gave an en-.
tertainment, Friday evening, which was
novel and enjoyable the programme being
carried out and refreshments served by
them. The ladies gave them vote OF
thanks at the close. The first installment
of new books for the library, something
over 60 volumes, has been ordered. Mrs
S A. Nelke and daughter, Miss Gertrude,
visited in the village, Thursday and Fri
day. Representative Jennings and Mrs.
Jennings arrived home, Friday. -Th,
Tool Company have their men at work
now on G. c. Brooks corrugated hoe L.
p Maxim, our mail carrier, is suffering
from sprained ankle, but is hoping soon
to resume his duties.
NORTH PITTSTON.
The regular meeting of the Friendly
Greeting Society was held as usual on
Saturday last The following programme
was successfully carried out Singing by
the choir; recitation, Enza Green; recita-
ton, Walter Morrill,; cornet solo, j. +
Aldrich; reading, Annie Kenney; read
ing, B. Il. Hanson; dialogue, The Dona-
ton Party" by seven members; recita
ton, Arthur Lawrence; IAN original
Sketch " by Chas Williams and J. f.
Aldrich; comic songs, j. +. Aldrich;
dialogue, "Uncle Josh Money" by five
members The paper was read by the
editors, Walter Morrill, and Enza Green
A large number of visitors Were present
from the surrounding towns, some com
ing from rs far as Kings Mills Mr. Al
Merrill of Beach HILL drew off 100 buckets
of maple sap on Monday last. Mr.. Henry
Lawrence of Chelsea, was in town, Wed
nesday Mrs. Elmer Green and daughte
Emma are spending IL few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Lawrence in Chelsea
Mrs. Isabel Merrill of this town, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Lewis of Brocl
ton, Mass Mr.. Al Merrill sends 80 dozer
eggs to his mother every week for which
he gets % cents per dozcn.-Rats have
been very busy among the potato bins il
this ncighborhood, the past winter. b. r.
Hanson has lost SIX bushels. Walter Mer-
rill five bushels, and Jas. Gould seven or
eight bushels Harry and VIII Grant OF
this town, caught Ii pickcrcl and fou
trout in Joyce pond, ON Friday last. Til,
assessors start on their duties, Tuesday
MIR. and Mrs. William King and Geo
Caldwell of Chelsea, were in town. Satur
day AS Mr. T.. +. Worslcy was driving
down Aliens hill,in this town, on Friday,
the sled slowed and threw him to tn,
ground, knocking out one of his teeth and
loosening several others.
PITTSTON.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. j. Powers went to
Boothbay Saturday. Mary Folsom
is fast recovering from her sickness -
Mrs. Jane Stanley is getting better
Quite number of men turned out, last
Thursday forenoon, and cut up Mr.
Walter Manters woodpilc for him, He is
still confined to the house by sickness
A part of the farming tools and household
goods belonging to the late Capt. Hiram
Marson was sold at auction, last Friday.