Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-14
HARMONY.


HARMONY.
| There are large quantities of Dota
! tees, pulpwood and other materials pc
| ing shipped from the railroad station
| TINS winter. A good many carloads of
| goods have recently arrived for the
| merchants and others. Several cars of
corn and also of feed came in last
week.
Miss Bernice Bartlett, who has
learned to operate a linotype ma
hine in Lewiston. is now at home
| here, and is waiting for "A position in
| that kind of work.
/ Charles Mclaughlin has opened a
grocery store in the odd Fellows
building, where he keeps choice stock
Of goods. He has one Of the nea;est
stores in the county.
SOUTH NORRIDGEWO
Ray Bigclow has purchased the Geo.
Greenwood farm on the Mercer road, two
miles from the village ana has moved
| his family there.
J, Repairs are soon . BE- made on the
Taylor ANA Whiting block Mechanic
street \ new roof will be put on ana
other necessary repairs made.
The ladies connected with the Congre-
gationaI Sabbath school held an enter
tanment ana oyster supper Monday eve
ming. which were literally patronizcd
The funeral of Mrs. Maud Sawyer was
held last Thursday at the home of her
parents. Nh ANA Mrs. Chas. Miller and
was largely attended. The remains were
inferred in South Side cemetery.
can making commenced Monday morn
ing in BIrnham x Morrill, corn shop.
Two hundred and fifty acres for planting
have already been pledged by the farm
CrS.
The interior Of the Norridgewock hotel
is To have extensive repairs this spring.
Mr.. Southland Will rIn a three seated
team lo Smithfield as soon as the snow
leaves the ground. and other arrange
mcnts Will he made for the pleasure sea
son.
1t is reported a call has been given
Rev. &. NJ. Davis OF SpringVale, to be
come the pastor Of the Baptist church
here.
The roads are Vet blocked with snow
from three to six feet deep. II is esti-
mated il will cost the town for clearing
the roads ANA breaking OUT the drifts
nearly SlUuU.
Parties from out Of town are endeavor-
Ing to purchase the lot known as tile
Baker lot now owned BY ID. j. Haynes,
Main street. ana will build 4 new block
with opera house on the second floor ana
two fine stores on ground floor. The lat
ter are already spoken for if the block is
blilt. This block will make a great addi
tion to Main street. The town is row
without suitable hall
The band just reorganzed will give an
entertainment and concert some time
next month for its benefit. The band has
made rapid progress ana if il continues
as in the past Will make a nrSt-clasS or
ganiZa ton. Carroll Staples is the IN
Structor.
The extremely cold weather and the
snow drifts have put a damper on all
kinds of business. and the streets present
a lonely appearance.
1t is reported that loo men will COM
mence work on the Dodlin Granite WORKS
soon as spring opens
Wood choppers report snow three and
four feet deep on the level in the woods.
The following officers of Echo Lodge.
X. p. No. l03, We're installed by +. Il.
Nickerson Tuesday last: Ray Bigelow,
C. C.: II. H. Cross. V. g: Geo. Lunt. Pre-
late: John Cleveland. NJ. w: c. \. Sta
pies. X. Il. s, H. W. Otis. |. c.; +. W.
Conant o. G.
The general occupation Of those who do
anything is breaking roads.
Miss Emily Harris is i'll.
The hulled corn supper. that was to
have been held at the vestry last Tues
day evening was postponed on account of
the storm.
No preaching service Sunday on ac-
count of the absence of the pastor. who is
visiting in Pennsylvania.
Albert Trury, who has been sick, is
little better.
Edwin Lowe has gone into the woods
with four horses.
Eugene Moulton is working for Edwin
Lowe at home. while Mr.. Lowe is absent
in the woods.
John Bunker. who met with a serious
accident last fall, is able to be out.
William Harlow has returned home
from a visit to several of the towns of
Eastern Maine.
Nathaniel and Nelma Bacon have re-
turned from Boston and vicinity where
they have been visiting.
Mrs Jennie Stevens and little son are
spending a few weeks at her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. solomon Tracy.