Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-10


John w. Campbell. a woodsman. en-
ployed by Fl. nj. q b. Hail on Township
No. IA, was severely injured there Satur-
day by a falling limb. He had just been
terrible force. striking him on the face,
cutting. one check open and otherwise In
juring him. He was brought to his home
in this city.
Kennebec.
WINTHROP.
The Friends quarterly meeting at Win
throp Center. Sunday, was largely at
tended by members of that church from
this place.--Ralph Wood who is now in a
hosp al in phila,delphia, IS recovering
President Gallagher of Nent's Hill
seminary will deliver u lecture on astron-
omy, Thursday evening at the Methodist
vestry, Among the stars is the title of
highest terms by all who have heard it.
1t is to be delivered under the auspices
OF the Winthrop high school.-There is
place soon-The following were admitted
to the Methodist church, Sunday. on
probation: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moore
Maxwell Everett Longfellow, Mrs. Nellie
jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Taylor and
Miss Maud futile. Next Sunday there
These accessions to the church are large
ly the result of the recent Gale meetings.
Next Sunday the Congregational church
VIII receive about twelve new members
and the same number will join the
FRIENDS church here.-Hanson,. the tailor.
IS thinking of removing his business to
Boston.
CROSS HILL.
George S Perkins is out with a petition
who has been quite sick with measles
and pneumonia, is observation-disclosures
McCoy; The present mail carrier from
cross Hin to Riverside, has received no.
tiee Of his bid being accepted for four
years from July /. lS97.-Edgar Dunham
and Mrs Myra Goldthwait of Vassalboro.
from the First Baptist meeting. Thursday
evening. Their sleigh was overturned and
:; thiil broken by coming in contact with
snow snow drift t., Rollins of the
briggs and Orrison Warren are having
their apples barreled to send to Eng
land.-Rev. Mr.. Preble. pastor of the
Prescott in the union revival meetings at
the Baptist church several evenings last
week: There is quite an interest in the
other week-William Crane and son, Os-
car OF South China are helping Charles
and Nal Tobey cut and haul lumber from
Friday after a very successful term of
nine weeks under the instruction of Miss
Nice Coleman. All sincerely hope Miss
Smiley. who has been keeping house for
John Perley has returned to her home at
China, and Mrs. Margaret Marden of East
Nassalboro, has taken her place.
NORTH PITTsTON.
The, high school WHICH has been under
the charge Of Mr.. c. L.. Young of New
Portland. who gave satisfaction and is
an efhcient teacher. closed, last Friday
night, with an exhibition winch was
much enjoyed by large number of citi-
given: Singing. Happy Welcome"
reading. Cripple Ben" Nellie Grant;
reading. The Fireman's Prayer" Lila
Green; defamation, Done in the Night
BOYS chester Lawrence; concert read
ing, The Launching of the Ship by the
SEn91, maze 44vvnritet. c, l.: Young, a.
Rotations. Deacon Redott's inconsoi,
able Widow Enza Green: "McLains
Child" Susie McGugin; No Body in the
WaN He WasEen ad5hrop dialogue TIL
Arthur Laurence, Susie McGugin. Lille
Green, music by the choir; destinations,
10" hss,, Out !. ro Your Row" Ralph Putnam;
Ing, Rest for the Wretched Rose
Lathrop;. defamation, "A Martyr to
Styie,a Hannah Grant: motion song.
ter Lawrence. Ralph Putnam; reading.
That Line Fence Alice Emerson: dec
lamation. Little Brown Mouse Olive
Walter Morrill,: reading sadie Lawrence:
dialogue. Too Much of a Good Thing
Mrs. Green. Mrs. Morrill, Mrs. Lawrence.
Kisses alna Carrie rutnam; Lille Green and
Walter Morrill,: singing by school and
fricnds.-C. l.. Young will go to his home
a New Portland. Saturday. and will
then resume his stuoies at Bowdoin.
WEST GARDINER.
The farmers who hauled and put in ic.
for the summer, the past week think
they We're lucky to get it in such good con
dition. The ice was q inches thick. c.
q. Getchell cut the ice and hauled it out
ready to be loaded. The ice was taken
from the CobbosSeecOntce stream at the |
mill pond Just above the Collins DAM
Miss Eta Towle of Lewiston, is making
Towle' s;-Mr and Mrs. L. e. Peacock of |
kent's HILL are visiting friends in town.
{. r. Getchell lost one of his mules. las,
friends in town last week.-Mr. and Mrs. |
J. Il. Collins and son visited at her |
father s, w. =. Haskell's, last Wednesday. |
SIDNEY.
Leslie Bowman is able to be out-Wil- |
liam j. Berry is convalescent.-The
Miss F'lossie M. Bean has returned from |
an extended visit to New Sharon-Her- |
bert Hamlen of Foxboro. Mass, is stop
assist his brother, Elmer. in planning and |
framing a new stable which the latter |
expects to build soon.-The apple market |
is quite good. Parties who are receiving
returns from apples that they have sent |
TO England. ind that they net them 81 50 |
and upwards a barrel-The AL Martz |
concert and snow held the fort at Grange
hail. last Friday evening. They drew a |
crowded house and gave a good enter
Sawtelle is attending
school at Good Will Farm in Fairfield
B. Hussey has bought out E. r. Iibbys
stock of groceries. He intends to fit up IL
building and open a store on his premises
soon.
Miss Sadie Drummond went to Boston,
asst week, for two months stay.-A G.
Clifford is quite sick.-After a two weeks
vacation the schools began. Monday
Last Friday night the new electric light
1t the south end of the Eaton bridge was
turned on for the first time.
EAST VASSALBORO.
The Y. p. s. G. Z. celebrated Endeayor
lay Wednesday evening, with appropri-
ite exercises, including readings, music
md an address by the president, Mrs.
Belle Gates. A collation. was served
which all enjoyed.-Isaac Hussey was
buried from his home, Thursday. Mr.
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