Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-16
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
SIDNEY.

Arthur H. Smiley.
Miss Mamie Clark visited relatives in
Waterville, last week.
Leslie Bowman returned. Saturday
from a few days visit to Boston
Martin l.. Reynolds has sold III.
James Wxon farm 10 a man from
Lowell. Mass.
The little months-old son Of Mi
and Mrs. George Hanson, who recently
moved from this town to North Angus
Ia. died. last Wednesday.
Prof. Frank Robinson commenced q
singing school. Saturday evening, al
Bacon's Corner. 1t will continue Il
nights and viii be held in the Metho-
dist church
John Ballard is making preparations
to erect steam saw mill the engine
to he of 40-horse power) near his home
at West Sidney, right away The
| farmers in that section are hauling
their logs and yarding them near
where the mill is to be erected
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Smiley and
their two children Of Cliftondale Mass,
| are in town for few weeks stay Mr.
F.! Smiley formerly lived here where he L;
we'll known. He is suffering from
( malaria and came here to get away
! from the salt air that prevails in tho
! town where he lives.
Rural Lodge, +. and y. NJ, conferred
I the Fellow Gran degree on one candi-
I GATE ana the ihltldtofV degree on an
A.. ',.I,,i,,,, ,,,,,. ,,,o, c,adfda ,,-;,,
receive the Entered Apprentice degree f..
I grand entertainment by this lodge has
/ been decided upon as one Of the events
/ 10 transpire in the very near future.
RIVERSIDE.
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,arl ,,o,do,.
dim I,cksnn made . short trim IN Pos.
IAN III, wnek
wond ~ Anons,a u,,s i ~
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Hiram Porter or Fairfield vae in tho
,i,,a tyo da,.s l.s, wc.k
St,s Iiy.t, - p;,roa ~ >-o..h y,rtoa.or
s,,c,,t s.c,.,r.,1 da,., I.g, u,.o,, ,,.ith tlr
sister Mrs O. = RohEjns
Mis- + + Gag. and children ana Nre
q N Rand,Iy ~ aua,,s,a ~. ~,
,,,.sts of NJ ,nd NJ. ~ I1.,o.
No,d,,
". $ Bradley of East vassalboro. and
Mr.. flnkham OF Portland. were here last
Tuesday adjusting the insurance on Mr..
r'SS'' ""llo'f'RS "hleh were burned
-" Gays previously Inc adjustment
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SOUTH LlTCHFlELD.
49, ..s,
III, Is now much better.
Mr. Merchant Of Yarmouth is visit
ing his son. w. H. Merchant.
George II. Fisher. messenger of the
House Of REPRESENTATIVES,. visited at w.
J. Smiths. last Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. James Springer. who had a can
Ger removed a few weeks since. is re-
ported as not gaining. she has bean J |
great sufferer 4
The entertainment given by pease's
Cadet band at the Mills last Thursday
evening was much eniave3 nv al, ures- |
ent and was a success financially
,., ,r,..,..
y, ' ; .o"' " nv ..'' 80 m
,',', W.. .l ms ..,s
, = i''i'i0 $50,
A.,
go 90 -
CHINA
D. \. Noodsum. Esq" has returned
from Boston.
MIS-. 4. l.. Albee has returned from
her visit to South Gardner.
Deacon +. f. Shaw and Mrs. Betsey
Handy were married FEBRUARY o.
|
Rev. a. Leach has severed his con-
neetlon as pastor with the Bapust
N'"' :"
me father OF }. II. MerriIl. injured IN
the ofoho disaster says that MS son Is
sunny
MI Nathah baliey OF lhsloW'
rather OF +. r. Bailey OF emma Neck,
dled ABOUT week ago. HIS age was
NJ years
a. an" liuSioa' e''e' '"in-
vouna naonla was an uoouaIifiad suc-
cess. as well as surnrise To MANY who
did not know that we had such talent
here. The entertainment was for the
plllnOSt of nrpcllriOc for r.