Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-02

given by Miss Carrie Sawtelle, last Sat.
uyday evening, was success.-Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Estes of Oak Grove Sem
day.
ROME.
Mrs. Harriet Hammons, who has
been so long sick with cancers. died
Oct. 26, aged 81 years, II months.-The
| remains Of Mrs. Mary j. Haselton, who
died and was buried in Starks, last
winter. were removed to the Rome
| cemetery, last Saturday. She was a
sister to Frost l.. French of this town.
Penobscot.
CORINNA.
| The schools closed on Friday.-The
walls of the new building are nearly
| completed. One days work say the
masons will close them in. Two of the
supports are in place for the roof.-The
labelling at the corn shop is still on.
Some 20 persons are working on that
line.-The Bassett Neighborhood Help
ing Hand Circle met with Pastor Car
ter at his residence on Center street,
Wednesday-Potatoe market is shy;
eggs, 20; butter. 1s; hay, 81; apples,
$3.50 to $225.-L. F. Ireland has re-
turned from Northwest Garry with one
deer; J. A. Tabor, NJ. d., with two;
Postmaster Burrill with none.-M. p.
Hamilton has acted as postmaster for
two weeks, during Mr. Burrill's alb
sence.
PLYMOUTH.
Mrs. Eta Hayward Kimball. wife of
Charles kimball, who died in Lewis
ton, October 2, was born in Plymouth
in 1853. She was the daughter Of John
A. Hayward, a family loved and re-
spected by all who knew them. She is
survived by four sisters and one
brother as follows: Mrs. George Cook
son, Newport; Mrs. Caroline Small,
Plymouth; Mrs. Clara Russell. Yer
mont; Mrs. Ada Fl. Aver. Monmouth;
and Charles Hayward. who resides at
the old homestead and cares for the
aged mother, Mrs. John Hayward.
Somerset.
NORTH ANSON.
Miss Grace Scott teacher of the Pri-
mary school, has been spending few
days with friends in Skowhegan.-The
academy scholars have scattered to their
homes for the two weeks vacation.-Mr.
and Mrs = +, Eairhrnfher Of Skowhe-
gan. were guests of Supt. F'airbrother
last Friday and Saturday.-One day last
week. there was slight scare In the
of a lamp The fartorv has excellent fire
nro,artinn and A., nxtipyuisber soon nm,
out the fiames.-There was very well
attended union temperance meeting at the
Methodist chapel. Sunday evening. Re
nv others nraennt The I-niversaIist min
istar nreacbed in rho new scbooIhouse
NORM district. in Emblem sunday after
noor-Rcv. G. = Andrews who has been
weeks has returned and has heen snend-
inc tbe mast weeL with his narenfs here
Mr.. Andrews plans for the future are
NOT whoIlv formed as ye.ESundav AFTER
Wa sbhurn a laslv engaged in evanp.Iistic
work In his Staye nraacbed In Pev Ar
conIu.ir.s S,sad i rn,na,.aa r., +b.
Somerset Railroad neon,e will hniid a new
station here next snring as the present
huiiGirs ss ,radenuata for tho incraasinp
husin.Ss hara III Nv, Epy,ard Tein
nhone Iinemen are between here and Mad |
ison .na ,bo I;na u,iil soao h, onan hera
Miss Pnb,. Sr,r, me whose hand was |
iommed AZ The shank foctorv last week
is rnnor,as as 5ntne+ u,a1t Miss = XIII
I'D. bas rat,,-rTa r. ber home in |
Par,iara afsar a ,isf, n,j,h frionds here |
Mr. r. prou,r nf 49, Marcar Sc tbe
ynast Of Mr. ard Mrs. n " Rrvant -
Iosenb Atkinson Ir SON IF Denutv Sher- !
iff Atkinson has gone "a Wiscasset to |
take a position as conductor on a Wis
10 - ~ ~ pos,an 10 NV, ,ba drass-
making business. She has returned and |
put out her cards.-B. +. Bailey and War |
rem Jones are IN the woods IN .he neigh
on tpr f o ,,n,ber ro onerot;ops his
winter-Nrs. @. r. Savage, who has |
been visiting friends in Waterville and |
other places, mas returned.-A. u. Bow
man oi t,epio, ma zen III to"n ma hns
met with success He returned to his |
home. Friday morning Allan Sprague |
has bought Daniel Webster. & me 81:
1.o,a - ", q hr;t5f ,-isi+ D., ~
+ Andrews left town. SATURDAY. morn
ing, for Freeport. where he will preach |
FOR two or three Sundays.-l was a |
~ pn,.i, 80 S.trrdo, sTt.rnonm Tn,
contesting teams were from North Arson |
cree The yame was nlaves in two % |
I N naiees anu iese1leu ~ SUI %
A serious accident happened to Fred