Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-24
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Mei DurIeH q Lexington, y visiting
49,. yosepn DurTfn:'-Artnur ward r..
luneo, Inursday. from two weeks
49, = ossOn.- -.sNp DureIi has
sons 20 Dead Hiver 20 work IN the
il gone to WaItham Mas ~ srssc s ~ .ss
winter with her son.-Mr. and Mrs
James Abbott win 60 to New Hamp-
shire IN April to superintend farm
Mrs. Arthur Smiley. who has been seri-
ousIy III, Is ecoverlng.--Albert e.
Taught has recovered from his long
sickness sumciently to attend to his
pusiness.-Mrs. William Lewis has
been sick for several weeks Recently
she was thought to be In very critical
condition but according to last ac-
counts is improving.-Mrs. Judith D..
Kelley is very sick. 1t IL thought she
may have had slight shock. She is
an aged lady and 1t Is though doubtful
II she recovers.-Dr. George Campbell
Mvr. em p W. se NV s ss FEVER. Dr.
ling DR.. Campbell's patients d,,rinc the
llatter's sickness.-Miss Annie Ravnolds
| fell recently and broke one ~ tho
bones in her wrist.-Mr. and Mrs Wi,
Townsend have son. horn Fehruarv
I14.-Eva May, only daughter NJ Fred
/ w. and Nettie REYNOLDS dtad ~ CON.
vulsions February 7. aged four veara
All the schools intown. excent the one
at the Center, closed last week
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Monday evening. Hon. J. H. Manley
OF Augusta lectured here before the
winthrop Grange. His subject was
,sc.s.s s,a.e a an,, me Home. and the
usual mastery manner. He dwe,t unon
| the really great natural adyortoee.
which Maine possesses "a an arr
cultural State: and made n Main thot
| farming here in the future nroroises n
| be far more profitable nnd a,avatIrg
than II has ever been before The
closest attention was accorded tho
speaker during his remarks ma ,ho..,
who failed TO hear him nre now uish-
ing that they had been present
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NVsAh FlilSIoN.
accan..s 49,. 1919, an .a Is, Trout nave
new saw mill.-Henry f.avrerce ~
Chelsea was in town. sundav-yt 10
rumortd that there viii he two we'd.
dings In this neighbOfhOod IN tha pear
futtire.-Your correspondent was
shown some ancient ctirjoslties. Mon.
day: A mahogany desk. q set Of china
a snun box and goblet that came
from France. The desk and eDblet arr,
150 years old: the china and snufY box
over 100 years old.-Cari Carson had
a birthday party at his home. Friday.
with music, dancing and a fine sumner. |
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a. Z. cram was at home. Friday |
evening" ana saturday afternoon. but /
returned 10 augusta by way OF Water |
vhie. saturday afternoon.--A school
nus Deeh started IN the Thing district |
20 use UP the unexpended money.
Charies M. Seavey IL teacher.-Frcd b.
Doiion - getting out large amount
OF ice Tor summer use.-Wiiliam NJ.
lyer anu others visited Layfaette
Lodge OF r ana A. NJ. last Saturday
Officers - " 'ne '''S'a''a'''n 81
rAcr r,rrroro>,
VI. =. Z. LIBBY mas been confined to
MS nome LOT the past Few days with
a severe colds. r. Pope spent Sun
Jay AT MS nome in charlottesville flu
neral OF Geo. Emerson took place from
tne church last wednesday. Rev. c.
w. Loweii attending.-Miss Alice Han
icy spent sunday at her home in this
piace.-Miss Josephine kealey is visit
ing her brother. Rev. ]. Z. Kealy OF
Who hs. haan =, rs ~. n, ~ rea.n
,s s,ouIv reoo,,a,,v. n.',...s
ieSoNeii"s.-Aer ruisier
spending Few days in this village
w. E. Seekins commenced the I.itb-
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gov scnooi u. Dresoen NILS MONDAY
Fred Hunt lost a valuable steer las
Friday. The animal broke his log ans
had to he Filled ~rha Tro.,ina Dill n
nau 70 pe Aineu.-ihe Irotting Park
Association will make another attemp,
to hau1 the old acade,nv Thuredoy
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Arianseneh's are oeihs maze 10 start
the building at 3 o'clock sharp
Horses and oxen vii, ho,b ho use,, ara
a,,a..,,..s.. ,s..s.. ueu "nu
everybody interested should turn OUT
and give the association a lift.
WAYNE. M
T.. Il. AiHcotH mas gone 10 boston as