Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-02-25
kennebec.
SIDNEY.

SIDNEY.
Mrs. Ruth CLARK Is very low.-Evan-
@elical meetings are being held every
evening in District No There will be
lecture by the president Of the W. G. Il.
| I. next Wednesday evening at Bacon s
Corner. All are invited to a free enter
talnment next Friday evening at Good
Templars' hall.-H. Il. Smiley has gone
| 10 massachusetts where he and his wife
VIII celebrate the 50th anniversary of
| their marriage with their children. -
| There will be Il Republican caucus at
town hall. Saturday, at O'Clock p. NJ.
LlTCHFIELD PLAINS.
Llewelyn Chase Of Monmouth. hauled
the irst load of lumber to the church
grounds here, last week, for the horse
| sheds that are to be built this spring
Miss Jennie Patterson Of Augusta, passed
Sunday with her parents Quite num-
Der of guests were In attendance at the
Plains church, Sunday
EAST PITTSTON
| Town meeting next Monday.
l-amson spent the Sabbath at Mrs l.. :.
Ciark s.-The Good Templars are flour
ishlng and hold meetings in their new
nall every Saturday night.-Last Friday
was considered the toughest day of the
season in this locality. The roads we're
filled with drifts and travelling COM
| letely stopped in some places. Colds are
prevailing and the doctors report it very
sickly at present
NORTH pITTSTON.
Messrs. John. John Jr, Will and Harry
Grant, Augustine Williams, Adoniram
Ware and j. f. Aldrich are at work for
the Great Fails Ice Company. this winter
-branville Labaree of Randolph. has
live teams ON the road hauling logs
MIS-. Carrie II. Garland visited friends in
Gardiner, Wednesday last. -Messrs. Ed
ward McGugin and Samuel Jewett are
busy hauling shorts and flour for Mr.. f
Z. Morrill.-Mr. and Mrs Ernest Dim
| ton, have a son, born Wednesday morn.
ing last Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lawrence
Oh chelsea, were in town, Thursday.
account OF some trouble over contract
Mr.. Creighton of Norridgewock. has re-.
fused to erect saw mill here. and Mr.
James keenan,, one of the finest savers
In the state has agreed to put I'D a mill
and have it i'll running order lust as soon
as he can.
BRANCH MILLS.
j. h. greeley is quite sick and has been
confined to his bed the past week The
dood Templars will give an entertain
ment, Feb. 25. They will present the
drama, Turn of the Tide" and furnish
an oyster supper. of the ladies are
soliciting subscriptions for high school
here this spring Mr.. and Mrs T W
Bridsham returned last week from a
visit to their daughter in Worcester -
Mrs. G. j. Marr, who has been spending
the winter in Quincy. with her grand,
| children has returned home.
RIVERSIDE
Several Young ladies' of Augusta, came
up here Friday evening, and presentod
in Good Templars hall the dram,
Anita S Trial" 1t is a very pretty little
play and their rendering was very ere m
able After the play dancing was the
order and good time was enioyed nv all
Frank Bailey of Farmingdale, is visit
ing his son. w. p. Bailey.-Mrs TT I.von
and daughter OF Augusta visited Mrs
Luther Morrison last week.-DanicI
sherman OF Hallowell. and Captain Sh.r.
man oil Augusta, were here last Wednes.
day.-Charles Davis of Somerville, Mass
visited Mrs. Sarah Robinson last weak
Miss Grace Hunt and Miss Dana ot
augusta We're here last Tuesday. Mr.,
ana MRS. Z. II. Bragg and Miss Anice
nfags oil North Vassalboro, spent last
sunday at }. II. Reed Miss Bertha
Novel; OF Waterville, is visiting Mrs. A
S. Bigelow.