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

| NlN0LON.
| John Runnels has repaired the lock-
| up, which was blown partly to pieces
| by Michael Ferrill, so that it is as good
as new.-Owing to the want of more
side track at the station the NJ. c. rail-
road has had crew of 80 or 40 men at
| work here for ten days and it will
| take nearly week longer.-Last week
| Rev. MIR. Williams was in Boston, re-
| turning home Friday.-The parlor con-
| cert at Geo. S. Paine's Monday eve
| ming. was a success. The proceeds are
| to help repair the chapel.-Sol Eaton
| of Boston, is in town the guest of Jos.
| Observation-Disclosures Amos Davis from
| Bangor. is visiting his mother. Mrs.
! John Davis on Oak street.-James Dus-
tin the reinsman from California. is in
| town. On account of poor health he
will spend a few weeks with his moth
/ er at his old home.
WEEKS MILLS.
Daniel White has gone to Middle
town, Conn.,, to work in the hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Reed are visiting
| friends in Belfast.-Mr. and Mrs. A. c.
Doe left for Boston. Monday.-C. A.
Hatch will so to Taunton, Mass.
Thursday, to work in the hospital.
WINTHROP.
| The new band seems to be dissolving it.
| self into sort of a social club.-Mrs. Fish
| who is at the Maine General hospital. is
not recovering as rapidly as was hoped
| Charles Gordon has gone to the hospital
| to have Il surgical operation performed.
The Rev Mr. Berry will lecture at the
He will speak on the increase of lawless-
4 ness in the State of Maine.
WAYNE
| AT the hunt arranged for Saturday. Oct.
%. Chas. Lincoln's side came off victo-
| rious. A supper was given them at Hotel
NAL landlord. Mr.. Stinchfield. and both
| victor and vanquished sat down together.
AS the day was SO rainy it Is thought best
| to repeat the hunt next Saturday.-Nel-
son Manter is convalescent.-A Mckinley
and Hobart flag was flung to the breeze
| by A. e. Allen last week.-Mr. Kent is
having his building, formerly owned by
| DIR. Crane, repaired.
ALBION.
w. w. Stetson. State lecturer In the
| grange and State superintendent or
| schools spoke at Albion. Tuesday. on
| grange topics.-Everett BeSSe Is erectMs
large dry house for ms are aong the
| work.. Shorey on Bessey Ridge, Is put
ting an ell to his house.-A new school
| house is in process of erection In the III
toli
Lincoln.
WHITEFIELD
Mrs. Mary Ware who has been quite
sick is now recOvering.-Mr. and Mrs.
Dexter kensell have a little. daughter.
born Oct. 19.-Fred Turkey is building
woodshed and carriage house.-L. II.
| Ford is making radical repairs upon
the buildings on his place. formerly
known as the Laberee place, near
! Kings Mills.-The friends of Herbert
Partridge who went to Colorado for MS
health, year ago, have news OF MS
great mprovement.-Mrs. S. r. Carie-
ton started Monday, on a visit to rela-
tives in Portland and vicinity.-George
Ware came home from Cape Cod last
week.-A large flag, with the names OF
the Democratic presidential candidates,
was raised at Timothy Wares Monday.
NORTH WHITEFIELD.
The school in district No. 9. taught
by Nina knight, closed Friday for
two weeks vacation, when it will be-
gin again under the instructions OF
Elmer E. Potter.
Psnobscet.
NEWPORT.
The Penobscot county grange was held
in Meridian hall. Saturday. Although the
day was unpleasant quite a large delega-
| ton of visitors was present.-Rev. W. l.
| Buren, and wife. attended the association
of ministers in Dixmont last week.-Mrs.
Chas. Smith went to Portland. last week,
Mrs. f. c. Wardwell of Waterville. has
been visiting in Newport for short time
Mrs. George Whitney left. last week;
for New Orleans, where she will spend
the winter with her sister. Mrs. Milliken-
Mrs. f. r. Dow visited her sister. MIS-
John Burrill in Bangor, last Thursday.