Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-01
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nson & Co., "a Custom House ST.. Boston. Mass.
sunday-At the Yolhg Peoples meet
ling, Sunday evening. Mrs. j. +. Harri-
man, Miss Katie /. Nickerson and
hRertram Packard were chosen delegate
Ito the Kennebec county Christian En-
Nieavor convention tn he holden al Gar
diner, Jan. "a.
SOUTH MONMOUTH.
Rev. Mr.. Mayo left, Monday, for his
home in Standish, to visit sick mother.
His sermon, Sunday, on Christmas. was
very able one. The Christmas enter
tainment, Wednesday evening, was q sue
cess in every department. Mr.. Mayo was
remembered with several small presents
and cash, s22.a5. A watch meeting,
Tuesday evening, is the next in order.
Dellie Chick, who has been quite sick Is
oonvalescent.-Mrs Goodwin is sick with
pneumonia.
LTrCHFIELD CORNER.
fine large picture of the late Rev j.
I. Halves was hung in the church Christ
mas day. The picture of a former pastor,
Rev. BENZ. Smith, is ready, aud will soon
be hung in the church. The latter was
presented TO the church by Mrs. Helen A.
&c. Flint of Winthrop, formerly Mrs.
Benz Smith. There was the usual
Christmas tree at the congregational
church, Christmas evening The little
ronestook the most prominent part, and
did themselves much credit. There were
few very interesting ROTATIONS and one
or two selections Of music by some of the
r1j ,f bn GnnIer snhna1 -N{sc
Eudora Robinson mas returned from Lew
iston where she has been spending a
week with her sister Mr.. J. w. Starbird
was in town, Sunday.
NORTH WAYNE.
Christmas was observed with an enter
tainment and well laden trees at the
vestry, Christmas eve. There were many
family reunions. Among people from
out Of town were Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Rinokley and little daughter OF Gardiner
at Mr.. Alvin Palmer MIR. and Mrs. Harry
Austin of Auburn, at II. D. Nasons, and
Miss Cora Lane of Lewiston, at G. NJ
Stevens Lotion ID. Jennings is at home
from Bcwdoin. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Jen-
nings spent Christmas with their daugh-
ter. Mrs Otis Nelke of Lewiston Mr.
Frank Dunnen of Winsted, Comp, and his
brothcr-in-law. Mr.. Robert Tibbetts of
this place, have returned from hunting
trip to Letter plantation. They brought
home no large game, but report IL fine
trip.-N. c. Dexter of Winthrop, has
opened barber shop in the store for
mcrly occupied by c.. W. Crosby Arthur
smith, who has hccn suffering with a
bone sore on one Of his toes, had it taken
Oft Friday. DR.. Chenery Of Wayne, per-
formed the amputation. Elmer Davis
has gone to work in the pulp mill-Fine
skating and moonlight evenings have
made the young people happy the past
week. Tho recent rains have raised the
ponds So that the companys works are
running GU full time.
EAST PITTSTON.
The Christmas tree at the church was
heavily loaded with presents and the en-
tertainment IN connection was highly
pleasing.-A temperance lecture was
given ut the church, Monday night, and a
movement is on foot to organize Good
Templars lodge Miss Myra Hewey who
has been visiting her sister at Sheepscot
Bridge, for the past month, is at home for
short tine.-Mr. Ralph Hunt of Gar
diner, is visiting friends and relatives In
this village. Many cells were speared
from thu Eastern river, last week, and
shipped to Boston market.-A dance was
held at Academy hall. Christmas night,
and although the travelling hindereG
many from coming, a good social time
was enjoyed by all.-Miss Carrie Hanley
Of Bangor, is at home for the holidays -
About twenty participated in a fine
Christmas dinner at the residence of F.
NJ. Little OF this place.
WINTHROP.
While Scott the ten year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. II. Webb was skating, Satur-
day Afternoon, on the upper lake, he broke
throteoh the ice and but for the timely MS
sisrapSe Of Emery Wood, a lad OF 20, he
would have been drowned Miss Louise
Clough Of Readfield, has been visiting
friends here, for the past few days.-The
grange is f1Ourishing at this place New
members are being added and series Of
dances are one Of the things talked of for
the future at their new hall. The fire.
mans ball, Tuesday evening, will be the
finest OF the season. &C M. BENJAMIN
and wife Of Caribou, are at home for a
visit.-There was business meeting of
the Congregational Society, Monday after
noon. Much interestsis being manifested
here in the Sawyer murder hearing.
RIVERSIDE.
Mrs. Burbank Of Boston, is visiting her
nephew and wife, Mr.. aud Mrs. Hiram
Potter-The young Ladies' Club, met
with Miss josie Cross last Saturday after
moo !. Refreshments were serxed. = Miss
Jennie Trott II spending the holidays al
Oakland. There were several Christma1
trees here and vicinity which were al1
VII loaded with presents One al thd
grange hall, one at schoolhouse on Pond