Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-18

Drsks; collector, Wendell Maybcrry. -
Misa Lila Whitaker, who has been In
Waterville some tune. came home last
week-Claude r. Wellington spent Sun
day vt home.
So. vASSALBORO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira sabin and son left for
Concord, N. H.. last week. where they
intend to spend the summer. S. Per
kos Is suffering with erysipelas. Mrs.
]. P. Twitchell spent few days in Hal
lowell, last week, the guest Of Mrs. ID. C.
Rice.-Hartwcll Getchell Of Riverside.
spent the Sabbath with bis daughter,
Mrs.. F. B. Whitehouse.-The Ladies' Aid
Society met with Mrs.. G. W., Anderson,
Friday evening. and held baked bean
supper There was quite large gather.
ing considering the very had travelling.
Somerset.
WEST MADISON.
Mr.. and Mrs.. ID. A. Adams went to
Cambridge, last week, to visit Mrs.
Adams Aunt.-A .arge number of logs
are being hauled to Corson's saw mill at
Madison Center w. Hall Of Scion, IL
stopping with hts son, G. w. Hall, Jr.,
this spring Miss Emma Nanter spent o
few days, last week, with her brother and
friends at Madlson.-E. Edward Hoyt Ia
at home from Massachusetts,, for a short
visit with bis parents.
SOUTH NORRIDGEWOCK.
The junior exhibition Of the N. H. S.
was held at the Congregational church.
Saturday evening.-Thirty.six members
of the Rebekah lodge at North Arson
came by special train to visit the local
lodge. A supper was served af.er the
meeting The Baptist Society had q Pop
Corn sociable ut the vestry, Friday eve
ning.-Next Friday evening, there will be
a genuine old-fashionel dance Of Miller's
hall.-The agent who has been trying to
form commandery Of the U. o. Of G. c.,
has finally succeeded in getting the re-
quired number, and the new commandfey
will be instituted In = very short time
James Dunn, the official lecturer of the
Kesley Institute, gave lecture at Grange
hall. one evening last week, upon the sub
ject "Why Do You Drink" The lecture
was liked by every one.-All the coat
shops have commenced work.-BeDj. Nc
Cclure, one Of our Oldest citizens is very
sick with pneumonia.-h new pipe was
laid across the mill stream by Sawyer
Bros, and now the business section again
has water, but there seems to be some
trouble in the pipe above Frederic's store.
Waldo.
MONTvILLE.
Town meeting occurred, Monday, March
16. Moderator, B. +. Foster; clerk, G..
n. Allen selectmen, etc, Albert Gray.
]. +. LOngfellOw and j. j. Clement;
treasurer, J. o. Bartlett; school commit
tee, ID. w. Bennett and w. F. Haskell
auditor, II. h. Hall; constable and col
lector, C. Fl, Clement Money raised,
1929. as follows: Support Of schools,
$s44; support Of poor. $500, town officers
bills, $500; Insane hospital bills. 1915;
incidental expenses, $500; for repair Of
bridge at South Montville, 5000; for re-
pair Of school houses, $50; for purchase
of school books, $50; for keeping high
ways open, the present winter, $1O50.
Voted to raise $500 In Il highway tax for
repair of roads the coming summer; voted
to raise $500 in q highway tax to keep
the roads open ext winter; voted to let
the town farm to S. II. Berry on the same
terms rs last year; voted to exempt the
Montville steam mill from taxation for
two years; voted to discontinue the road
from tho Otis hill lot the Thos. Pearson
place; voted to discontinue the road by
J. H. Berry's to the Daniel Berry place
J. c. Carey, Jonathan Bartlett and F. A.
CushmaD were appointed a committee to
examine the towns accounts and report
on the first Monday in June to which date
the town meeting was adjourned.