Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-10-20
State News.
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! - Ah'Nhulptiu nearly c0mDleta1 the
work OF putting an addition on his wood ,nrn.
ing establishment in Livermore Fans Hs
VIII be enabled to considerably increase the
business capacity of his mill and win soon
sod several new lathes.-kimhall Post Relief
corps VIII shortly present the military drama
hai Hazard or the Federal Spy Rev. r.
=. Munson. pastor Of the Universalist church
LiVermore Falls. made All able address at the
state Unlversalist Sunday School Convention
held at Deering last Wedne sday-The MART
nershIp formally existing between ". s 4
+. b. Cram has been dissolved. W 6 Cram
VIII continue the business at the old stand :
ne Franklin Association of Uoiyersslis,s
VIII meet in Livermore Falls at the Univar-
saiist church, Thursday and FRIDAY Oct. IS
anu 70. This ASSOCIATE n includes portions
VI Ahdroscoggln and Oxford, besides Frank
~. COUNTIES. large meeting is expected.
many speakers of note will be present and
address the meeting. Mrs Gardiner of Bnf.
falo. New York, will give selection of vocal
mus during the session.-Fhe Umbagop
puip Co are extending the foundation near
'helr null on the bank OF the river, for the
spiilng OF logs, thus greatly increasing its
| capaciIy.-siiss Lillian Allen who for some
! 'lme past mas been Ill with bilious fever. il
| tecoeerIng.-Fhere was a large attendance "a
the meeting of Rockomeka Lodge of Good
Iempiars last FRIDAY evening Speeches for
the good of the order were made bv Rev.
W. II. Foster, Rev. Mr.. Munson
Z. H. Loring, r. A. Carver and others. Mr..
Munson offered valuable book to the Young
lady IN the lodge who will prepare the best
essay on the subject of temperance. to be
read at the first meeting of the lodge in Janu
ary' committee appointed by the lodge is
to award the book. Mr.. Foster then arose
nftprp6 hoe Oh
or gentleman getting the largest number of
persons to join rhe lodge during the same
time The body of Mr.. William B. Smith of
Boston, brother of Mr. Henry Smith of this
place, who died in Boston last week from
pneumonia, arrived at this station Saturday
The funeral was held Sunday.-Hiphway
Surveyor Godding is making many needed
improvements on the roads IN the village
large delegation from Rockomeka Lodge
visited Granite Lodge at North Jay Tuesday
evening. An oyster supper WAS served at the
close of the meeting.-There was a slight fall
OF snow here Saturday evening, the first of
the season.
LIvERhoRE. - Our correspondent writes
Oct. Is: MIR. Will Frances, one of Liver
more's local sportsmen, in COMPANY with a
friend, made trip to the lakes recently, 60
Ing partridge hunting one day when thew got
where the "biddics' were thick. They found
to their dlsmav that they had only four cart
ridges between them. With these they brought
down four members of the feathered tribe,
ana OF course If they had had more with
them they could have shot more than thew
could carry off, at least, so he saws.
Isaac Z. Haynes, who died recently at Mt.
Vernon, was Livermore boy. He was born
In this tow in 1911 where he remained until
ne was ~ years of age, when he left Tor
Bangor and began the life. of journalist.
In that city he was connected with the Eastern
kepuoilcan, also with the Bangor Democrat.
Under President Pierce he was postmaster.
and later deputy collector of customs under
President Buchanan. He was also
at one time treasurer of the coun-
~ of Penobscot. Mr. Haynes was an
upright, honorable man and in the many
places OF trust which he filled, he always
proved himself WORTHY of the confidence
placed IN nina very interesting meeting
OF the North Livermore Literary Society was
held in the school house last "Wednesday
evening. The question, Resolved that more
misery is caused by war than bv intemper.
ance, was then discussed by c Pitt Sanders
and Grant Hines, aft. and N. A. Hines and
Jonn Leach, Neg, and de cided in the negative.
FRANKLIN.
JAY.-Our correspondent writes Oct 10Th :
Frank Strout and family of Kennebunk are
visiting his father, Franklin Strout.-Thomp-
son Hall have finished canning corn in
their establishment at Jay Bridge During
the pest season they have put up 23S, 900 cans,
part of which has been sold and is now beng
shipped. They are now putting up apples at
their factory. Sixty cents per barrel is the
price paid tor fruit for this purpose.-Warrrn
Pane Is quite i'll with typhoid fever =
hne looking monument has been erected
recently In Jay Hill 10 memory of Rev. O Il.
Johason.-Rev. William Vaughan IF Jerse y
City, n. j., preached an able sermon AZ
Beans Corner. last SUNDAY to large con-
gregation There were quite number in at
tendance from Jay at the meeting of Frank
lin ). 5. Association held at Kingtield last
week Roscoe Vaugnan<smade an able al.
dress to the assembly F. l.. jackson, who
TOR some time past has been visiting his ptr
ents in Jay, returned to Spencer, Mass. re-
Gently. where he is in the employ of MIR Q.
X. Gerrlsh as canvasing agent. Granite
Lodge of Good Templars entertained Rocko.
meka Lodge of Livermore Falls at their hail
Tuesday evening.
LINCOLN.
NORTH WALDoBoRo.-Our correspondent
writes, Oct. 80 Richard Finn, aged 81 years,
ieil IIOiD tle sCdHOiu III MS Darn ana broke
three ribs.-T. X. Achorn met with a severe
accident last week. While at the village on
business, he hitched his horse to a stone post
and left it. While gone the animal became
frightened and broke away, upsetting the
wagon and demolishing the harness. Mr..
Achorn soon returned and found the wagon
badly smashed and the horse PROSTATE on the
ground But by the timely aid of Mr.. Achorn
and Others the animal was restored without
scratch. Mrs. Lizzie Flanders, who has been
visiting relations in Massachusetts and New
York, returned home Wednesday.
EDGECohB. - Our correspondent writes
Oct. IS: Capt. Edward Huff has been at
home from sea.-Mrs. Bishop returned to her
home in Massachusetts, Wednesday.
Pinkham and son returned to Hartford, Coma ,
Monday Mrs. Sarah Haegett has gone to
Boston on a visit.-The High School COM
menced Monday, Oct Is, taught by Mr. E.
Hatch The church sociable and coffee sup
per met at Mrs. Pi7kham's, on the Island
this week.-The young folks had fine
time at husking at Mr. Daniel Dodge's
Friday evening.-The threshing machine and
hay-press are going the rounds among the
farmers MIR. Winslow, the + W B. minister,
is away on few weeks vacation.