Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-09
Lincoln.
DRESDEN MILLS.
Penobscot.
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The people here arc so busy lumber
Ing they forget almost to sleep-AIiss;
Helen Gordon Of SangerviIle, is the
guest of Mollie Knowles on Center
street.-Charies Toward of Worcester.
lass. visited his sister. Mrs. Frank
Young. Friday.-The Good Templars
installed the following officers Wednes-
cay evening: Guard, Roy Burrill:
sentinel, Lu Wood; marshal. Charles
Lander: assistant deputy marshal.
Jessie Knowles; assistant secretary,
Ada Burrill; treasurer. r. NJ. Pease:
chaplain, Rev. j. W. Card: vice temp
lar. Mrs. Alice Wood: chief templar.
Iaza Folsom. The installation will be
completed next session when the Sec
rotary P. C. T. and financial secretary
will he nstalied.-Loren Burrill of ABB
bot visited his relatives, Friday and
Saturday, at this viliage.-Mr and
Mrs. Fl. B. Rackliff visited Lowell.
Mass. the past week. Their eldest
daughter is attending school in that
city.-A Mr.. Miller of Auburn. came
Saturday. to this village in pursuit of
q good horse. He found a fine one at
Ora Pratt's which he purchased and
shipped on the evening train.
GARLAND.
Mrs. l.. Morgan is in a critical con.
dition.-Mrs. Champion who haubeen
ill the past ten days is convalescing.-
The Misses Edwards. the evangelists.
will leave the place Wednesday. Their
services have been highly appreciated,
and some IS or 20 have professed faith
in Christ.-The ice harvesters are hard
at work and bOuntiful crop in first
class condition is supplied to the busi-
ness men and many farmers as well.
OLD TOWN.
The deuth of Nathaniel Smith. who was
well Known as the blind Advent preacher
occurred at his home in Old Town. Fri
uay morning. He was 10 years OF age.
Mr., Smith I'm his younger days Went
about the country preaching considerably.
re Is survived by a widow and seven
sssadahoc.
At the installation of the officers of
Defender Lodge, No. 33, l. o. G. T.,
Saturday evening. 30 members of |
Merrymeeting Lodge of Bowdoin-
IAN. and invited citizens were present. |
rhe following officers were installed in |
very acceptable manner by ID. q. C. |
l., Rev. r. w. Churchill, assisted by
/. NJ, Isaac Spaulding. and l. d. NJ.
Jennie Johnson: Grant Rogers. C. y:
Mrs. Lincoln Rogers, V. T.: Sadie Dur
rim. p. c. T.: Rev. S. f. McGeehon,
Sec; Mrs. S. f. McGeehon. A. s.: Lou
Perry, Chap: Ivy Pert. F. s.. Mrs.
Reed Jack. Treas; Helen Pert, G.;
Robert Wyman. Sent: Lincoln Rog-
rs. M; Maude Howe. D. NJ; Mrs.
John Howe. $. J. Il. Remarks were
made by Rev. f. A. Royal, Mrs Effie
'urinton, Mrs. Fred Patten and other
listing members. The following pro-
'ramme was carried out; Organ solo
" Ivy Pert: reading. Mrs. McGeehon;
luet, Rev, and Mrs, =, T.. McGeehon;
peech. Rev. Il. w, Churchill; reading,
Hattie Rogers; music by quartette
omposed of Mr.. and Mrs. McGeehon,
lincoln Rogers and Caro- Cooper;
peech by Grant Rogers; instrument
al music by Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
'paulding; solo by Hattie Rogers:
haracter sketch by Leroy Beadle.
AXE and coffee We're then served. J
he visitors left at late hour. All
ronounced It very pleasant eve- !
ing, q
t!
Mrs. Josephine Walker is very sick
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