Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-28

AIu qhith tiiuS, WV
| the heavy wind and clouds of dust.
| II. A.. Clark has sold his grocer,
| business 10 Fred Scott of this town
AS soon as the account of stock j.
| taken Mr.. Scott will take charge Of tn
business.
NORTH vASSALBORO.
Mrs. Fannie Foster has gone to
Providence, r. l.. for months visit
Nearly 100 students are In attendance
at the fall term of school at Oak Grove
seminary.
Three applications for membership in
Vassalboro Grange. were received at
its last meeting.
body is rejoicing. Wells that never
failed before, have this year.
Prof. Elijah Cook, lecturer of the
Maine State Grange, has returned from
trip through Washington county.
The iRockland Distrio. Ministerial
Association meets with the Methodist
church in this village, Oct. g. and 5.
News reached here, Sunday night.
that Robert Brimstin, whose home is
lik.s Nlia6C, ldu OASu VI NyP
fever in Massachusetts, where he had
been AZ work. His body will be
brought here for burial. a1
Abel Wall, for a long time she boss
spinner in the WOODEN mill here, has
moved his goods and family to Gardi-
ner, Marshall Tillotson, the. master
Mechanic has also moved there. They
with others will start the mill there.
They were highly respected here and
all wish them abundant success.
SIDNEY.
Thomas Brown died, September 10.
Mrs. Jennie Hussey is in Sanford. on
a visit to her aunt.
Mrs. Frank Reed and family have
moved to Vassalboro.
Albert Barnard had two ribs broken
by vicious horse. last week.
Mrs. Lizzie Baker, widow of the late
Henry Baker, died. September 81, aged
6S years.
Mrs. Nancy Glazier of Newport, is
here visiting her daughter, Miss Laura
E. Glazier.
Ambrose and Clyde Lyon, who have
been in Massachusetts, for a few
weeks. have returned home.
George Pinkham, who has been at l..
G. Tilley's for several years, has re-
turned to his home in Bath.
Christian Science services, Sunday,
1880 A. NJ; Wednesday, 7.30 p. NJ, At
the residence of James B. Clark.
Mrs. Margaret Barton and son, AL
bion. of Uxbridge, Mass, are visiting
the formers mother-in-law, Mrs. Liz
zie Barton.
Miss Julia A. Clark and Mrs. Eta
Clark and daughter, Miss Edna. have
returned from Waterville for few
weeks stay at the old homestead.
Rural Lodge, F. and A. NJ, has
elected officers for the ensuing year as
follows: w. NJ, S. A. Clark; S. W., E.
H. Herrin; ]. W., w. P. Marble: treas
urer. G. G. Robbins; secretary, ]. r.
Warren: S. D.. N. A. Benson; J. D., J..
L. Nash.
WINTHROP.
DR.. A. p. Snow is still critically i'll.
The front of Rowelrs jewelry store has
just received a coat of paint.
Over sixty ducks were shot around An
nabesscook lake one day recently.
Miss Bell Cover of Roxbury, Mass,
visited friends in town, Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. Twiss of CINCINNATI. O.,
are visiting Mrs. Twiss' mother, Mrs.
Alice Nichols of this place.
A. l. Smith went to Massachusetts,
Thursday. He has been engaged as in
structor in private school.
Richard Carpenter, returned to Boston,
Thursday, after visit of few days
with his aunt. Mrs. F. A. Shaw.
The big Ito foot chimney at the WOOL
en- mill is approaching completion. Bos.
Mason Foss Is conducting the job
New asbestos roofing Is being placed
on the Winthrop wooden mill. The last
roofing was Of tar and has worn for
IS years.
Roy Small of the First Maine Regi-
rent, Is In town. He has not been
troubled with the least sickness since he
enlisted in the army.
Mrs. George Caldwell and son, Dwight
went Monday, to Elkins, Mass, where
they are to make a long visit with Mr..
and Mrs. A. I. C. Walker.
horse belonging to A. H. Lawton
ran away, Saturday, demolishing the
wagon to which 1t was attached 1,