Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-22

ming BY tn pastor on Monday evening
the subject viii be, Readiness. Tues
dag evening The Last Chance; Wed
ncsdsv evening. l. There Another
Chance Thursday evening, A strong
Man Eye Open Friday evening
" 4 Young Woman mt the Parting Of the
Ways Saturday evening, The Conclu
siuu OF he Whole Matter F. ID. Kim
BAH, the local oeman, has begun to cut
Henry Joy. an employee at the
RI ght depot, is off duty On account Of
poor hlalth.-A. 81. jackson has been at
Poland Spring junction. where he has
been employed for few dayS.-The ban
quut to be given by the business men and
citizens If this place to Mrs. Hamilton
Of Hotel Hamilton. otherwise known
~ the Winthrop house. will occur, Tues
day evening, Jan. 2o-Mrs. Daniel Dri,
coll of Sidney has been in town for "A few
days.-Ihe Maine Condensed Milk Com
Iauy has voted not 70 sell its plant at
This place II is not known what the
price offered was-There will be "A supper
at the A. 0. L. W hall, next Tuesday
evening. The officers will he installed for
the coming year.
NORTH VASSALBORO.
Rev. ". c. Baker shot TWO foxes In two
consecutive days, last wcek.-News has
reached here that Henry Freeman, a
former resident Of this town, died, last
week. in Montana The third of a series
Of four lecture, will be given by Rev II.
II. Wood at the Methodist church. Jan.
-. Subject, Palestine. ~ illustrated by
the stereopticon The first anniversary
OF Loyal Band Lodge of Good Templars
viii be observed on the evening Of Jan. n
by public mass meeting at Town hall
Prominent speakers from abroad will ad
dress the meeting, with music and liter
my pr gramme furnished by the mem
hers Of the lodge. All are cordially in
vited The Ladies Aid society Of the
Methodist Oh urch will serve a supper at
it, Nestry, Jan. 23-Archie Simpson
came very near losing his life, Jan l.
H bad been in be habit of heating his
room by al oil stove and upon retiring
urned it safely down. By some means.
supposed TO have been from a Jar it was
turned up so that he was nearly sutfocated
by the gas Tie was rendered unconscious
and the SCOT could be scraped from the
walls and from his person. After airing
out hc revived MIR Mason. who sue
toed~ Mr.. Baibian as superintendent of
\asNalboro wooden mills, has entered up
on his duties. Mr.. Mason is a Scotch
man by birth, coming from Canada here
He had previously been superintendent of
the mill IN Maynard. Mass He is at pres
ent boarding. His family will not come
until spring. Town hall was packed to
its fullest extent ut the entertainment
given by the Good Tcmplars. Saturday
evening. The exercises were interesting
and good sum was realized by tie order
i MON quarterly meeting services will
be held nj the Methodist church in the
village, Feb, and ?, comprising the Vas
saiboro East Vassalboro China and North
NasSalboro charges. Presiding Elder
Ogicr will have charge
MT. VERNON.
Miss Caroline Stevens Of Haverhiu.
Mass is visiting friends in Mt Vernon
Many are Ill with colds and sore throats. =
George Carr and wife are in kinefeid at
work, this winter.-The revival meetings
Will continue, this week. There is quite
deep interest in Them. The wooden mills
property has passed into the hands of a
Mr.. Leighton, who has lived in Massachu-
sets.
WINDSOR.
Ray A. Morton has returned to Boston
after spending short vacation at home.
>. b. Pratt and family have returned from
Hailowell, where they have been living
during the summer.-It is reported that
certain parties are putting out poisoned
meat for fox bait This is il dangerous
practice, and unless it is stopped mt once.
measures will be taken to have the law
for such cases rigidly enforced VIM. r.
Hisier has been dangerously sick but is
much better now.-Mrs. Sarah Melvin is
also on the sick list but Is improving
Studlcy has gone to New
castle to work for the winter. Quite a
mum Der have gone down on the Kcnnebec
TO work on the ice. Many more are wait
ing for SNOW to 1lnEn work f,, A.. .....-.