Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-12
An n fleeing Incident,

The funeral of the young lady, Miss Leonora
NJ Dolliver, who died on Thursday from scarlet
fever, took place yesterday from the Orthodox
cbmcb Revere Mass. The funeral was attended
by the members of both the Orthod * and Unta-
rian Sunday schools, the pupils of the public
schools and q large number Of relatives and
friends. The exercises at the church were of q
brief and touching nature, and were conducted by
Rev. Frederick Palmer, pastor of the Orthodox
church, assisted by Rev Lemuel X. Washburn
pastor of the Unitarian church. A verv impress
sivc add css was made by Rev. Mr.. Washburn,
and several songs were sung by the classmates Of
the deceased. The body carried from the
church TO the town cemetery by six young gentle
nren, and following were the relatives IN slelghs
and the friends aud the pupils Of the several Sun
day schools on foot. The decea ed was a great
iavorite among her comp tniOns and her death has
caused great grief. A sad coiuci icncc in cOnnec-
ton with her death is that young lady compan-
ion, Miss Lizzie Paine, to whom Mss Deliver
was greatly attached, died on Monday of scarlet
fever and was buried on THURSDAY, the day that
Miss Dolliver died. Miss Doliver, although she
| was aware of her friends sickness, not
informed of her dc ath and shortly before dying
stated to her sister and parents that if she rec
cred and her companion did not, she would not
! want to live.-Boston journal Sh inst.
The parents of Miss Deliver moved from this
city some years ago. She was born here and will
probably be remembered by many of our people.
Tow" Elections.
| Mno-Clelk, X. A. Monroe, Selcctmen, NJ.
/ l.. Durgin, A. F. Morse, b. w. Ward Treasurer,
w. +. Gould School Committee, W. T. Young
! Collector, q. Il Crane.
MEDFoKD Moderator, John Lindsay; Clerk,
! S. o. Din.nore; Selectmcn, ). o. Djn-more, J.
! W Day. Darius Hopkins; Collector, William A.
! Dean; Supervisor of Schools. J. {. Campbtli. 1t
| wa. voted to raise $500 for the High School.
| ABBoT.--M ,dera,or, 5. Works; Clerk, j. +.
Sp,ague; Selec men, &c, J. A, Monroe, Jesse
| Barber. George ltideout; Agent and Treasurer,
! James FDss; Experimenting School Comm ttec,
T. F. Hovcy. The town voted 10 raise money for
free high school, and also voted to pass order
in relat on to establishing liquor agency.
SEBtC.-Mo lerAtor. Jason lla.sc; eek, F.
! NJ. Ford: Selectmcn &c William Downs, Thad
deus X. Joy, j ,son Hassell Il ea,urer, Ahram III
| Morri>on; Agent, Ja-on IIa,.ell.
| WINN.-Moderator, y. III. Hail. Clerk, J. II.
/ Burgess, Seicctm, II, Nc., Amo' o,c Dennis, }. Ii
| Burles AMI D,mel Z. Hay nc- Ttea-urcr, e. j.
Call ; Auditor OF Accounts, a. II. Chase; SUPER
VISOR of Schools }. ii. Burgess, Constahc- Hiram
| Davis aud y. H. Hall. Tue town liabilities a'e
81 go IS; assets, 81 9i0.y3 town de 81 Sl3 SO.
! l. voted to raise 81 200 to pay toHn charges,
800 i'rlhe support OF the poor So' 20 for schools
and 81 900 Tor roads 1t tied TO fund the
town debt by Il loan OF s., 900, payable in ten
wears AT I per cent.
| MATTAwAMKEAG.-Mod erator, Asa Smith !;
CLERK. Geo. W. Blakcmore; Selecimen, &c, Lew
| is +. STATION, Alexander Thomson aud Hiram
| Iiathorn; Treasurer Asa Smi Ii; Collector, Henry
| W. Fi,kc; experimenting Schosl Committee,
Lewis +. strauon, Geo. W smith and Hiram
lnthorn; Constable, iI-nry W. Fl,ke. Ghe town
deb, j., but $3.50.
Observation-Disclosures, Jesse Prcnii.s; Clerk,
| b +. Brown Seectmen, &C., +. Cunni lgham,
| b. F. Oakc-, saml Love; Treasurer r. Oakes;
Collector William A. Cakes.
| GLENBURN Seize III N, &c, W NJ ate Z. G IBIS
/ Moses Parsons and Sol mon Woistcr; Clerk and
Treasurer. !. NJ. Cor; Supervisor of SCHOOLS. Low
ell Mirston Con.tables, James Parks, c. A. Faw