Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-04

1uct0 lar anu OG8Rl8yeQ many kuOWlHf
Tricks. He was annoyed that the slighl
mishap in Waterville should occur as i
was the first OF the kind In his expert
!ence. In Augusta. he has driven sever
strings. he says, at one time with ex
Icellent success. He has q natural gift
having begun at the age OF nine years Il
train young stock for fairs, etc. Ht
rather prefers vicious horses to clever
Ieolts. 1t is reported that people in towT
are much pleased with his work. as
many of the horses broken were given
up by some Of the prominent trainers
He says he has a large string OF horse.
that he will exhibit in Oakland soon n
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Miss Carrie Go0dhue returned to
Eoxboro. Mass, Tuesday. 5Gd sreus
Mr.. and Mrst-T. W., Longley are In
Massachusetts, for an extended ,yisit.
/ Roy Bacon returned to Orono, Mon
day. .a- ae'at
Miss j. G. Wyman returned to her
school in Stoughton, Friday. ~
Scott Bracket shot a deer on the
Quaker road, last Wednesday. 1t was
a fine buck weighing 143 pounds.
Albert Walker is visiting his aunt
Mrs. c. Cowan.
| NORTH vAssALsoRo. - g
| ]. Arthur Gates. a member of the
police force of Providence. r. l., is
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
E. Gates. 46saG f.,aso ass i
Willie Donnelly, who was accidentally
shot. three weeks ago. is not yet out
Of danger. but strong hopes are enter
tanned for his recovery. nif9 rGy
Geo. w. Files, who died very sudden
" at his home in Winslow, Wednes-
day morning, was well known in this
village, being a member Of the Baptist
church here. He was a man beloved
by all who knew him. A good man has
gone to his reward. His age was 68
years. A widow and two daughters
survive him. 49, ~ 't'i
Valley Tent. No. q. X. o. T. NJ. is
planning for public installation OF its
the last meeting the old officers were
nominated to serve another term. The
election will be held. next Thursday
evening.
The public schools in this village be-,
gan, Monday with the same corps of
teachers. ....4 ......
The winter term at Oak Grove.
Seminary commenced, Dec. 2, after
vacation of 10 days. raA ., sa......, .,,,.
s-v CROSS HILL. 9sp's =,
A couple of dogs were chasing viii
Randalls sheep, last week, and killed
four. 1t was proved that the dogs were
the property of H. M. Coleman and E.
C. Ballard. They paid the damage
and Mr.. Ballard killed his dog.
Mrs. r. A. Smart went to Waterville,
Tuesday, to spend the winter.
Mrs. Emeline Lewis, who has been
passing several weeks with her son,
Weston, Lewis. in Augusta, returned.
Friday, and will spend the winter with
her sister. Mrs. s. B. Jones. 3 r.p q
Mrs. S. B. Harrington of Bucksport,
who has been visiting her niece, Mrs.
G. H. Russell. is now visiting friends
at East Vassalboro. "a III fa iffF
George and Arson Perley OF Augusta,
passed Thanksgiving with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. /. Perley.
O. J. Hussey of vassalboro, was on
the Hill. Monday, on business.
Mrs. Cynthia Richardson of North
vassalboro. is visiting friends on the
HILL ~.s4.-. y
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B. F. Foster returned to Rockport,
Monday, for a short time.
Miss Alice Thompson is at work for
|C. A. Hall.
J. A. Rowell, who has been boarding
at c. H. Rowelrs, returned to Togus,
Saturday.
ALBION,
Edith Keay. who is employed in Bos-
ton. is at home for vacation. s,. a@i
William Thompson and family Of
Roslindale. Mass, have been visiting
relatives in town.. it*i' -r1i H7t o." r.
Albert Danforth. who has been away
over 20 years, is in town.
BRANCH MILLS. ga,....%l-
Among the smart old men, don't for
get Madison Balloon, who was 80 years
old. Dec. 2. AS is his practice he
walked over a mile to church. last Sun
day. and told your correspondent that
he had got the years wood all CUT In
the woods ready to haul. So say D
The David worthing family reurfion
was held at Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Workings. Thanksgiving day. There
were 20 present.
DR.. Small has moved his family into
the Greeley house.
Mrs, D. W. Whitmore and son John
returned to Lynn, Friday! ara
Mrs. Ursula Hall of Nobleboro. is
visiting her brother, f.. 8. Kitchen.
Two deer were shot on the meadow
nv Montville parties. last week. Hnt
LircHFlELD PLAINS.
Libby Post, No. 80, G. A. R., elected
the following officers for the ensuing
wear. Monday: Commander. Gardiner
| Roberts: S. v. c., David G. Chase; J. Y.
G.. Rufus 8. Maxwell: Q. NJ, Orrin A.
True: chaplain, James H. Bowie: surgeon
sylvester Stewart; o. D., H. N. Starbird /;
o. G., ]. ]. Perry; representative and al
ternate to the department encampmeht'
Alonzo Starbird. Arson Turner.
The officers-elect of the Relief Corps
| for the ensuing year are: Presldent, MIS-
Susan B. True; 9. ". Mrs. Olive stewart;
| !. ". Mrs. June Chase; treasurer, MIS-.
Edith Bubier; chaplain, Mrs. A. = ROD
erts: conductor Mrs. l.. +. Snorey'
guard, Mrs. Nellie Larrabee.
Mrs. Edith NJ. Small gave highly In
| teresting blackboard exercise on the sun
dav school lesson at the Plains church.
| sunday. Miss Gertrude Allard sang q
solo with Helen Blanchard presiding at
| the organ,