Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-01

BRANCH MILLS.
Elmer Worthing has put a sb,,u,.
chine INTO his carding mill, Thas ma
mn pond has lately been stockaa UPPER
sh and 'ndk ra,s ss'men This section needs
ported that deer have been kiiiaa pe en- re-
yicintiy.rThe Coed TempIars viii n III The
drama. Dec. 10. baked he"n give
and drawing of "A silk quilt vii, supper
OF the entertainmem.-Rev. Mr. " part
mems VIII preach at the church SEM lem
MT. VERNON ~
Mr.. and Mrs. James s. Field will
turn to Waltham. Mass. this we.E i re- re-
Field usually visits here about e as Mr..
year.-At the annual meeting OF V Vere a
fo follow ,sas e et r. Sers NJ Nov j. the
willis a: French: S. W Gbar w. NJ.
Seyery; J.; W, Melvin s. Gordon "ar ,5s. II.
s Will,ah1 wi II morrIl r sec silas Burbank
Gordon. The installation. which H ' @ii1 T.
public, viii occur Tuesday. ~" W. De
men menS B BnPtis NJ Missionary Society viii
Thursday afternoon.-Mr A. l., DIpsrnoi,
viii return and teach tn. Village tIi'!,e
school Archie Cram is home from p H,sh
dom for few days.
RIVERSIDE.
a. f. Palmer Of Gardiner called nm W.
=. Lowell. one day last week-Nr IN;
Mrs. James Jackson of Massacb',eaa,',,d
! ate Ihanksgiying dinner with Mr.. and
| BAILEY
ms Thanksgiving with friends al Whit
field.-Mrs Rowse ana Miss Mary Rnu a,e
vent to Augusta. Thanksgiving. Mr.. and
M Mrs' !, lsa y p nawes dined with Mr. and
Ward and children of Vassalboro Wr
and Mrs. G. w. Anderson and Miss Per.
M Anderson Win dined With Mr.. ana Mrs
| Barton of Waterville is visiting her sis.
ter Mrs. o. +. Robbins,-Miss Flor
Trask has h, gone , TO Boston to visit her
| friend, Miss Marjorie Gilbert.-Miss Char
| M. Reed OF Waterville called on frienla
! here, last Friday and Saturday-The daer
ire getting quite. tame here. One came
| eight rods from the door,, L. RsLer
mas bought Of Ward Brothers on Church
| Hi tn" lumber On their lot. consisting
| OF some ~ M. oak. - VI. pine and consid
I cradle heml1ck. He Will have IL cut ana
| hauled to mis- mill here where ne viii saw
| il. The oak goes mostly into car STUFF
Mrs. j. II. Reed is visiting friends at Au.
gusta.
| MANCHESTER.
Moses Hawkes. OF Hartland IS SPENDING
NE winter with his mother Mrs Mary
| f.. Hawkes.-Ncry interesting revival sar
wees are being held at the Friends and
mon churches. conducted by Matilda W
Atkinson Of Iowa.-Mrs A. w. Hawkes.
ana daughter nave gone to spend the win
yer al her old home in Wayne.-This place
mas lost a lifelong resident, r. K How
ara. who died. recently. of cancer He
VIII be very much missed.-All are glad
to see James T. Collins out again. He has
had severe sickness.
CROSS HILL.
Harry and Ralph Miller. two Young
lads; found an Indian stone axe and smear
mead while al play on the shore of Web
per pond, reeently.-J. Newton Richard
We're here Saturday.. p. Gardner of
Riverside. was here. Friday.-Ernest
Wood went to Boston. last week He
situation.--Charles /. Perley is getting a
carload of apples ready to send TO liver
pool -, g. Tilley Of Sidney. was in town.
H. Pope. f, w. Ballard assisted.-Mas-
ter belmont Briggs, a lad 10 years old.
has has a pair of yearIing steers that he has
old oxen.-A large flock of wild geese
passed over this place. Saturday after
Noon hoom on ont their na Nay Nay 70 their southern
Carrie Ames.-Mrs Sarah Perkins spent
last last week with her son, Charles s. Per,
THANKSGIVING with Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ
Dickey of South Vassalboro.-Mrs. Angie
Crosby. who has been quite sick with
Mrs. Harriet ketchin of East Nassalboro
has been taking care of her.
ROME
Mrs. Harriet Hammons and her mother
have both been quite sick with lung
Blaisdell went to Boston, Tuesday. on
business for a few days-Elder Frank
i Biaisdell preached at the Town house.
Sunday-The Free VIII Baptists will hold
a quarterly meeting. next Saturday and
Sunday.
EAST PITTSTON.
Joseph Plummer and his sister Mrs
Butterfeld of Weld. who have been ut
W. S. Cleave's. returned home. Mondav'
e. f. Hanley will move his creamery
plant to Gardiner as soon as the travel
ling will ,permit.-Fred C. Hanly is giving
ms buildings thorough repairing, and
If the weather permits will paint them all
outside.-tieorge Moody. who has been
visiting at his parents. in this place. re-
i turned to 3, his home in Boston, Tuesday
Nevada, who has been visiting at G.. f.
Moody's for the past few months. went
to New York. Tuesday, where he will
visit his daughter before returning to Ne
vada.-rhe Good Templars will give an
entertainment and supper at f. f.
Hanlys' Wednesday evening-He
and viii make a large convenient hall.
which has been leased to the Good Tenn
plars for the next year.
LITCHFIELD PLAINS.
Rev. and Mrs. J. f. Hartman passed
Thanksgiving with relatives in Randolph
and Farmingdale.-Mrs l.. Z. Shorey has
returned from Lewiston.-Miss Flora Z.
Rogers WAS home from Gardiner; Thanks
the postoffice in this place.-Mrs. ]. A.
Chase will entertain the Women's Mis-
slonay Society, Wednesday afternoon
Rev. Mr.. Hartman is in Lewiston. this
week.
LITCHFIELD CORNER.
j. f. Chase has bought fine pair Of
matched horses.-George Smith of Lew
iston spent Thanksgiving with his sister,
Mrs. Myra Smith.-Wallace Purinton is
at home from Waterville. where he is at
school, for a few days. w. S. Purinton is
at home also.-Miss Daisy Kndrick is
visiting friends in Lewiston.-Litchfied
academy opened Tuesday. with % stu
dents under the charge of Thomas
Tooker, with Mrs. Tooker assistant
Mr.. Richmond has gone to Waterville TO
attend the church council which will be
held there, Tuesday.-Miss Lena Gilbert
is teaching school at Monmouth Center.
WAYNE.
Miss L. G. Allen is spending her vaca-
tion with Miss Moore at North Anson.-
Miss Mamie True is at home from Far
mington.-The Chistian Endeavor Society
held a social at Edwin True's. Wednes-
day evening. pleasant time was en-
joyed by all.-Mrs. A. r. Johnson had
whist party at her residence. Monday
evening.-Mrs Jerry Foss is quite sick.
Miss Frances Pike has returned to Lis
bon, where she is teaching.
Somerset.
SMITHFIELD.
c, S. Harlow and Miss Dollie Holmes