Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-11
STATE NEWS.
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RIVERSIDE.

Hiram Potter of Falrneiu, WAS III 'ic
place. last Wednesday.-Mr Charles NJ.
Coleman is sick and is being attended
by DR.. Hall of North Vassalboro. Mr..
Coleman has always been very
vigorous man both mentally ana physl-
cally, but as he has attained the re-
markable age of 81, ii is doubtful If he
rallies from this attack. The doctor
thinks it is a sort of general break
down attributable to his age. All nope
he may be spared for few years yer
although it could hardly be expected
that it would be for many years. Two
MARRIAGES were solemniZed in this
vicinity the past weck-that OF Miss
Bertha Anderson and Mr. Isaac Trask
of Augusta. and Of Miss Lena Robbins
and Mr.. Clarence Pierce of WaterviIle
conpratulations.- Trask went to
Portland. last FridaN.-Mr. and Mrs.
BENZ Gardner Of Augusta, called IN
Mrs Mills, last sunday
NORTH WAYNE.
The year iSS is one Of special interest
to the inhabitants of Wayne. AZ 1t com
plrtrs tn" record Of the too years sine" It's
incorporation as Il town, Recognizing
this fact, and realizing the appropriate
ness and importance of properly "D$rrF-
ing this interesting event. at tn" town
meeting in March of last year. commit
tee was appointed to take the matter IN
hand ana consult together in regard to
carving out whatever plans should he de-
cided upon. George w. Walton WAS APP
pointed chairman of the committee, wii rh
WAS made up OF citizens from an parts
of the town. T.. +. Bradford, j. 6. Stinch
field Scwall Pcttcngill. {. T.. Wing w.
Jennings w. NJ ray Tor and {. w. eros
IN The town also Notod the sum of 500
for editing and printing a history 81 the
town. AT the first meeting called by tht
chairman. the matter of IN" history was
taken up and the writing of tn" different
chapters assigned. Thrs" papers were 10
include all matters of interest concerning
the town, its early history. churches.
schools. agriculture, manufactures. mcr-
camille pursuits. secret orders military
history, etc. The preparation Of these
chapters being of tho first Importance.
and a work that necessarily required
lime has engaged the attention of the
various persons appointed, till tn" pres
cnt time when the work Is mostly com
plctcd Will" at first thought this may
have appeared an easy task. II assumed
considerable magnitude when undertaken.
In some eases IL neccSSit"tcd the writing
Of many letters and searching of early
records when our State WAS part Of
Massachusetts Mr. Walton. in writing
NJ the early census II tn. town. has been
Obliged to refer often To tn" government
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Will revise these chapters and prepare
them tor publication IN book form
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