Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-10-28

with her father. S. r. Smith. lef, s'
home Monday morning. 'f
Waldo.
/ LIBERTY.
J The farmers are late with barra..
| ing on account of rainy weather Ont
a lot Of apples are still on the trca.
and there are 80 many in the cellar,
and store houses the farmers do mn,
| Know what to do with them. -Tba
fish hatchery Is completed now ana
ready for business.-luite a nurntar
from here attended the musical 90,
veniion at Unity, last week. and renor,
a good time. None OF the choir won,
on account of sickness and b,a
| weather.--A telegram was receivaa
| here, Oct. Il, announcing the death ~
| Mrs. Rosc Thompson OF Barre. VI Co.
! was the daughter Of the late Saronsi
| knoWlton.-Misses Dickey and Small
| the dressnakers. have returned nor.
| for the winter. and occupy the ola
stand in Mrs. Lowolrs hou;e.-The Tan.
| merry viii start business. this week for
! the Nintcr.-N. a. Lord. tl,4vcrse iu,v.
| man, and Percy Leaman, grand iu.v-
| man. are attending court al Belfast
| i. G. Morse came home, Saturday. re-
turning To Pittsfield, Monday.-Tbe
new chimney to the church is com.
pie;cd and the painters VIII work in
side. this week. The paper will be 70.
Inorcd from The walls and both ceiling
ana walls calsomineG in different col
ors. A. S. Booker of this town win
do he work. A shed for horses. TO Az.
al To.
built, and large basement under the
church for wood has been dug Take,
altogether. the changes make a grea,
Improvement, and to Mr. Abbott. the
pastor. is due much credit for his en-.
terprise In the matter, as wen as to W.
Ii. .doody, Esq. fer his assistance in
the work
EURNHAAf.
Miliard Gilmore has purchased Mr.
Ch!id ~ lot and house that he had com
inenced TO build. Mr.. Gilmore viii
complete the house for hirnself.-Mrs.
Whitney. who has been very lame for
six months, rode out twice recently and
Is gaining slowly. She is not able to
bare any weight on her lame foot vet
3. =. Sawyer. who has been express
years and six months. has not lost a
day during the whole time. He is now
taking Capt. Pendleton's place for n
week, and then expects to be trans
ferred to the main line Of the NJ. c. r.
X. Sawyer will make a trusty and
competent express man for the COM
pany. He is only y years of age.
MONTVILLE
number from this way attended the
husking az Geo Bragdons, the evening
OF the I'D. and report a very nice time
David Twitchell took flock of sheep and
i drove OF cattle to Wales. last week
Jimmie sylvester and Abbie Thompson
We're in Belfast, Oct. 21.-Mrs. Grin MUIR
ray and Miss Blanche Proctor of Water
vile. spent few days of last week with
Mr.; and Mrs. Chas. Proctor.-Geo. Hall
A. F. Plummer went to Wales. Oct. 81
and returned. the 23d.-Joshua Parsons il
It werk for Mr.. Talbott.-Mr. and Mrs
David Twitchell visited relatives in Free
dom. Oct. 25.-Martin Written has a 9
seaTs-old heifer which has run wild and
foils all efforts to catch her.--Scholl in
struction of Miss Beach. We think there
Gas been much progress made by the pu-
2ils.-Ths new schoolhouse al South
Freedom is completed and is a fine build
ing. They have a nice new flag which
was raised Oct. 23.-Will Choate was in
Wales. last week.-Allen Dyer has bought
4 illdtt 10 His morse ana expects TO go
into the woods this winter.-A F. Plum
ner and w: B. Choate were in Water
vile. the 10th.
There was a pairing bee at Alfred War
ren's, the evening of Oct. IL, at which
over 80 invited guests took part.-Mrs. ".
a. Overlook. who has been sick with the
measles for some time past. is said TO be
recoVering.-There was a corn husking
at Albert Young's Tuesday.-Mr and
Mrs. A. b. Drawn of North Palermo have
sold their farm and will soon move to
Mr.. Brawns place in Freedom-Wes
Morrison is working for Frank johnson
at present.-Mrs. Amanda Jordan visited
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Elbridge Grit
fin. Thursday.-Rob Turner of East Pa
lermo. was in town, Friday. on business.