Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-04
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The Clcora Rebekah Lodge has accept
ed an invitation to visit Martha Wash
ington Lodge at Dexter. Thursday even
ing. Probably there will be a good mum
Der attend.
The potato market is moving quite live
~. 55c is the prevailing price this week.
The Grange realized SILL from the din
ner which was served at the farmers in
stitute last Friday. This amount will be
applied to the hall fund.
There were about 2S couple at the as
sembly. Saturday evening. A very pleas
and time was the result. There will BE-
another in three weeks.
Mrs. Achsa Philbrick and her son
Wayland j. Philbrick started for Cali
fornia, Monday night, where they will
spend the winter.
Rev. Henry Arnold will go to East
Blaine the last of the week to assist at
the dedicatory exercises of the Christian
church, which will take place there next
Sunday.
w. A. Smith Is in Garland this week
setting up wind mill for John Hayden.
Mrs NJ S. Hussey of Guilford was the
guest recently of Mrs. Achsa Philbrick.
Ralph W. Redman and Stanley l.
French were home Tor 4 lew days last
week They returned to their studies at
ing.
Pcleg Howey started for California
Monday night.
George Crowcn will soon move his fam
lily to Bangor. lie has IA position us car
p,ntcr on the r. & A.
s. r. Bems has rented the building
owned by Mrs. Abbie Young, and former
| ly used us harness shop The building
| Is undergoing repairs and thorough
| renovation and then Mr. Bcmis will open
bat ,t,rv mill n.
very pleasing to all those who either live
| in the village or do business here. Ii has
| been 4 great bother not to be able to get
| meat when it was wanted.
The farmers institute which was held
here last Friday was one Of tie most
successful ever held in town. Tn, morning
session was well attended. but not nearly
| mp to the afternoon session. when about
ers were Hon Forest Henry of Dover
| Mimi, and Hon. Henry Van Dresser OF
CobleskiIl, New York. j. a. Roberts. Esq
of Norway WAS also presf mt and delivered
| Il short address. 1T has been long time
| since Corinna has had any speakers who
| have so thoroughly interested thir audi
| ences as did those Of last Friday. In ths
afternoon. by invitation. the academy
| students were present and Mr.. Henry 6
| talk to the young people was very in
structive. The speakers went from here
to Piscataquis county, where they are
| holding Institutes.
| MRS. IryphoSa +. kimhall died. last
| Sunday evening, after an Illness extend
| ing over number Of years. For about
| four years she has been confined to her
bed and for years before she was a con-
| firmcd invalid Her husband. Eben Kim
| ball. died four years ago. For many
years he was well known in this section
as the "hulled corn man." and his weekly
calls were looked forward to by many
| During Mrs. Kimb1lrs last illness she had
been we'll cared for in the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. l. NJ. Bates. The funeral
| services were held Wednesday forenoon
at ten O'Clock. She leaves two sons and
one daughter to mourn the loss Of q kind
and loving mother. They are DR. I. L
Kimball and w. c. Kimball OF Portland
and Mrs. l. NJ. Bates of COrinna. Mrs
| Kimbals age was - years, months and
| u days.
| Mr.. Albert Pier: who has been STOP
ping with his daughter, Mrs c. r. Shorey
! for some time, returned to Saco, Tues.
| day morning.