Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-17
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GARLAND.

lest day yet. There was nothing slow
about the snow coming that day and
most of the night. Sunday morning
cleared and the good people worked
most of the day to make the roads
passable. The depth of snow was esti-
mated at about Il inches.
There were no services at either
church. Sunday, but in the evening the
CONGREGATIONAL bell called together 10
people and they worshiped together.
There has been large amount of ice
harvested the past week and still the
work goes on. The quality is first
class.
Arthur Heed has gone to Brockton,
Mass. to work with his brother
Charles.
The Changers installed their new Of
icers, Friday evening last. and en-
joyed a very pleasant social time.
Mrs Petite Paine. who has been
spending nearly three months with her
brother. Jason Fogg, and other friends
returned to her home in Greenvillc,
Me. with her children, Rev. and Mrs.
H. II. Hathaway.
Rev. H. C. Cummings of the Free
Baptist church, rendered his resigna-
ton. Jan. l. to take effect the first of
April. and it was accepted.
The school in the east part of the
town is closed on account of sickness
The teacher was sick and left for her
home in Charleston. Some of the
scholars are down with scarlet fever,
at-first reported diphtheria.
NEWPORT.
W. NJ. Stuart is closing out his stock
Of boots and shoes. and has accepted
position as travelling salesman for a
Bangor firm.
Owing to the snow storm, Thursday
evening, there were but few in attend
ance at the Grange installation.
Mrs. Leslie Cakes left. Sunday night,
for months visit to her parents in
Philadelphia.
Rev. Mr. Webster returned home
from Ripley. Saturday.
Mrs. Ella Waston has bought out the
millinery stock formerly owned by
Mrs. Plummer.
II. NJ. Wiltshire has opened fine drug
store in the the Smith building on Wa
Ter street,
Harry White, who has been quite i'll,
is improving. He intends to go to
Mexico. as soon as he is able to travel.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs held
joint installation of officers. Wednes-
day evening. a large number were IN
attendance
CORINNA.
As f. P. Ireland was looking after
his ice interests recently he slipped
While near the sluiceway of the dam
and fell on the rocks below. striking
on the left hip and head. causing
painful injuries with badly sprained
wrist, Fortunately no bones were
broken
OLD TOWN.
The law suits brought by the
uniyersalist church society in Old
town to settle the lines of their lot in
dispute. although scheduled for trial at
the Present term of court will not come
up but will be heard in April unless 4
compromise is effected.
LAGRANGE.
Al the annual meeting of the l.. u. Car.
Yer Library Association at Lagrange helo
IN 1th the last years board Of officer
UNANIMOUSLY reelected. ne dSSo-
satlon voted to procure Il free travelling
aefary" of the State librarian and to use
Itie balance of the funds i'll the hands oI
brary
Martin Smell, who has been i'll. is i'm
isnoYing in health. William Il. Danforu
u eonValescent
aoilhe Dunn Edge Tool Co. has sold about
S my acres OF wild land in Mile Strip. 81
AIRED, in east part of Lagrange to Johr
NdsSldy and others.
me town clerks record shows that
uuflng 1900 there were five deaths
.'sht births and five marriages: quit,
railing off from the year 1899
Lagrange has but ga inhabitants
ao'otdlng to the census of 1900. tall
'"s OF of IA from the census of 1890.
KINGMAN.
wilbur Grants sawmil has beer
nv, for the winters operation
here.
Inc Methodist society is unde,
ohsatlons to Wilbur Grant for q new
oisah. The society has long been il
Ecu OF a good instrument, the old on,
having been out of tune and nearl,
Worn out.
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