Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-18
Waldo.
Troy.

Troy celebrated Tuesday evening. ~
the corner and did it grandly. Nearly 80
people were present and made the ar
ring with music by the band, music on
this. anvil and music by the small boy on
the tin horn. Bonfires. illuminations and
sky rockets made q pretty scene. AT the
close refreshments consisting of hot
coffee and doughnats We're served by inc
ladies All voted the celebration fine
succcss.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown
who have hccn spending week in town.
returned. Saturday. TO their home In
Wakefield Mass-valentine Mutt ana
Charles Hall returned TO Lawrence, Mon
Jay-A tine monument was placed AT inc
grave OF Mrs. Lizzie Brown Friday
Quarterly meeting services viii begin
Friday at the church. Rev. Mr.. Osier
is expected to be prescnt.-Mrs. Eo2ers
and her daughter GRACE, are moving 70
of high school in Burnham. Friday
Several of the town schools commenced
Monday The remainder will commence
next Monday.
sEARSPoRT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manley Lancaster of
Bangor, have been visiting Mrs. Harriet
Lancaster.-Mis Mary Lane Of Pressure
Isle. was in town recently.-Capt. and
Mrs. Amos Nichols came by train last
week from New York, where the. for
mers vessel. the Gov. Robbie. lately ar
sea in the Georgia Gilkey, is now, in
town-Mrs. Laura Trudy. who has been
visiting relatives In California. returne
last Wednesday.-M Ellen Crazy. who
has gone to reside with her brother the
coming winter-Mr. and Mrs. Newell
Shute have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
James Bean at Detroit:-Bark c. F. DIX
on Gilkey. arrived in New York. Nov. II.
from South America. also, the schooner
Georgia Gilkey.-Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Barney have gone TO Everett TO reside
this winter.-Mrs. Hannah Donley from
aJt hnS n 1dtnIN.-
Samuel Curtis. who has been spending
several months here at his native place.
has gone to Brunswick. Ga.--crnest
Bowdoin of Stockton Springs. while al,
work in Boston. cut the little finger on
his right hand entirely off.-While some
boys were cunning this fall. near Cam $
pond. they. came across me pody OF d
horse which was lost by Jere Foss. some
months ago. when the Church of God
people We're holding camp meeting near
there.-Among those who are making re-
GEORGE Partridge. Capt. Fred Park, Capt.
!. H. Pendleton, Mrs. Alice Park. Andrew
Lorrimer. Charles Wood and Theophilus
Merrill.-Mr. and Mrs: Warren Dow of
Concord. N H.. who have been laboring
here with the Second Advent people. have
gone to Exeter, Maine.
MONTVILLE.
David Twitehell was in Wales last
week-Charles Mason raised 400 bush
els of potatoes 900 bushels carrots, and
800 bushels of turnips. this year. 1t is
the largest crop raised in this section
Allen Dyer has purchased four nice
steers.-D. 3. Plummer went to Center
Montville, Sunday.-Laura Mason has
been visiting Florence Bennett recent
ly-George and Rufus Hall were the
guests of Joseph Bartlett last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carter are re-
joicing over the birth of a girl.-Frank
Jordan has moved to Liberty and is at
work for Will Knowlton.-Miss Hattie
Sargent, who has been spending the
summer with her sister Mrs. Fred
Plummer. has returned to Boston,
Sunie Bragdon is spending a week at
her. home in South F'reedom.-Frank
CuShman bought two cows and four
calves of A. f. Plummer last week.
Martin Overlook is at work for David
Twitchell.--W. A. Poland was in Bel
fast, last week.-W. A. Pullen was in
Belfast, Saturday.