Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-24
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T'le ladies Ct the Ladies Aid Society
gave a pie sociable at David Pfpers
Tuesday evening. Notwithstanding the
rainy weather a goodly number We're
present and fine time was enjoyed py
all.-The boys and girls of the En-
deaver Society met at the church Sat
urday afternoon. and while the boys
sawed and split cord of wood the
girls cleaned the church, and at the
close of their labors served picnic
supper to the hungry boys.-Mis;
Faustina Whitaker has returned from
Castine. where she has been attending
the normal school, to teach the winter
term Of school on Bagey hill.-Miss
Bertha Hillman has returned from
Swans Island. where she has been
teaching a fail term of school. she
VIII soon go back to teach tae winter
term in the same place.
BURNHAM.
Mr.. Murray the contractor. who is
10 grade the extension of the WiscasseI
Railroad from Burnham to Pittstield.
is rushing the work finely, with
working force of 20 teams and 80 men
Joshua Reynolds died. last week.
Rev Tobias Lord preached the funeral
sermon. Mr.. Reynolds was rs years 81
age and the father of 26 children. HIS
first wife bore him IL children and his
second wife the same number The
youngest child is three years of age.
Twenty-Five of the children are living
1t is doubtful if this record can be
equalled in this Sta.e.-Mrs. Cooper.
wife of Isaac Cooper. died very sud
denly last Thursday. The funeral was
held, Saturday, conducted by Rev, j.
Noble-Rev Mr.. Noble preached
memorial sermon. sunday on Hon.
Neal Dow
PROSPECT.
The upper end of the south branch
of the PenCtcscot was frozen over. FRI
day norning-Gordon Curtis died,
Wednesday. after long illness of cor
sumption. He is survived by widow
and three small children who will fe=l
his loss deeply. His funeral was held.
Friday His age was about 40 years
Miss Grace HutchingS reported sick.
last week. is still in a serious condition
She is attended by DR. Pierce Of Stock
tcn.-Capt. John Randall and wife of
Stockton Springs. are visiting their
daughter Mrs Lizzie Fans. this
weel5--Fred Cousins and wife, WHIP
have been at Hallowell since May,
have. returned home for the winter
john P. Gray of North Jay. and Arthur
Smith of vinalhavea are in town for a
brief s.ay.-Capt. asld Mrs. john Ran
dan Of Stockton, who have been pass
lhE' - oe's go. ~. -;
co. 90 Ne, 60 r p.ai,,,
| H'iile, 7uis0' ~ '.'NiS'
Is at Monroe Tor a Two weeks OUTING
l.. w Hartman of Orland. passed ;h2
Sabbath with friends herr. There will
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work on pressing has commenced. Ak
present haH is worth $3.50 and is sill
rais.rgs ~
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WalEer sb.,s hsen mite III with = seyer,,
aoid nm, ;ss ,,,,s,.h batta, now Misc E,;tb
n:ba,a shn b.,s smric,.,nent The t,,ec
Vim p,,t;s. s,,,,,i x IA thair ,,mar,er,>,
| n,aa,;,,, ~ tl,e, i.nutr churoh.. beginnjni-
~, NJ, ana NIss Wits pbiih,icL
returned last week. from. Massachusetts
where they went on Eheir wedufng tour
Corn is selling for.4o CENTS AT Unity,
here the price Is IL cents; POTATOES
cents Il bushei: oats o21s cents = nns.lfi:
butter. IL cents "a pound nay s'.W % sa.W
per ton. loose.-The school taught. by
MISS Ealth ward az thS hih Sc2pi..
house closed saturday IN the .eveinnss'
the scholars gave an exhihltion CONSIST
ing of music. dialogues ana recltauonss
The house was 1uii ana All ehlVed the
occasion which was success
| CENTRE MONTVILLE.
The foy bunters are noyx at lar.t...A.ith