Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-11-03
State News.
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LIvERMoRE FALLS Our correspondent
writes Nov. /: John Hyde i. making exten
sive improvements inside his residence
village schools close next ~eek.-Silss Alder
and family of Pennington contemplate NOV
ing to this Places. J. Burgess has recent,
increased his crew, and is now doing an ex
tensive business in apple-evaporating. FL,
uses so bushels per day Up to the preseu
time he has evaporated about FIVE tons, ant
has about 5000 barrels on hand The High
School scholars have decided 10 present III,
drama "My Brothers Keeper" at their exbi
oitIon at the close of the present term. A.
interesting programme of recitstions, read
lngs, and music will be given case,
of diphtheria in town are reported-Charle,
Campbell. who recently broke his leg while
at work in Umhsg g pulp mill, is rapidly re-
coverings. E. Perkins has nearly com
pleted the work of putting on an addition Il
his residence Mrs. Dr.. J L Alden returned
from Portland last week A young man wa,
arrested one day last week for disturbsnc;
and drunkenness. but WAS r-leased upon I
promise of better behavior in the future
Walter Pierce. who for some time past hal
been IN Boston, has returned from that CITY
ments on his residence.-Charles Pettingil
recently shipped nineteen barrels of Snow
apples to Boston. and received 50. so per bar
rel for them The low water in the river il
causing considerable Inconvenience in run
ming the mills on both sides of the river
George Ridley recently sold his promisin,
colt to Paris parties for $500 e. C. BasforC
has commenced operations in the grocer,
Observation-Disclosures heavy rains have raised tn,
water In the river mewhat.-Since relatin.
to the Journal readers last week the hasty
marriage which occurred in town short tim,
ago, II now transpires that this mode of twin,
the Knot Is becoming popular, for another o
Cupid's victims having received permission Il
leave the pulp mill in which he worked, on,
day last week, went out, got married, an(
returned to his work in one hour, the time h,
had been permitted TO be absent Next.
LIvERMoRE.-Our correspondent writes
Nov. l. E. B. Gibbs is in the class of 'ss q
Colby good old fashioned hu,kings, q
much enjoyed by our forefathers are at pres
ent much in vogue among farmers in variou
parts of the town.. E Parker of Liver
more Center, moved to Lagrange last week
Recent rains have been of much benefit t,
our farmers.
FRANKLIN
JAY.-Our correspondent writes, Nov.
II. c. Cooling and wife are visiting friend
and relatives in Hope.-The ladies of Bean
Corner and vicinity in large numbers, con
gregated at the residence of Jacob Estor
Saturday, it being the occasion of sewin
bee.-We are pleased to record the gradua
improvement of Warren Pane, who TO
| some time past has been ill with tvphoi,
fever.-Bryant Bros have suspended theil
work on their quarry at North Jay. Man,
of the men who have been at worl
on the quarry during the summer ar
seeking employment elsewhere.-About /,
couples were present to enjoy the dane
at Grange Hall Thursday evening
Rev. MIR. Smith, accompanied by his wifi,
and daughter, narrowly escaped a severe &C
cident one dav recently. They were drivin,
on the msiu road and were descending hill
when the axle broke and the occupants o
the carriage were hurled violently to tn,
ground. No one was injured except Mrs
Smith who received slight bruises.-Mar
shall Whites son is now ill with second re
lapse of typhoid fever.
| New SHARON.-Our correspondent writes
| Nov. 2: X. Y. Swift is moving into C. +
Cookson's house in the village. lie sold hi,
farm few weeks ago for Sl,400, to gen
tleman from New York, who left a situation
paving four dollars day for a home in tn
country. on account of his health-A youn,
son Of Chas. Storer broke his leg in thre
places below the knee, the bone protrudin,
through the flesh They hope to save tn
leg He harnessed young colt into buck
board and got capsized.-Mrs. Cas-
well has had third shock of pa
ralysis and is not likely to live long
Rev. H. Heweu exchanged pulpits Sunda
with Rev. Mr.. King of Vienna. In the even
ing MIR. Stinson gave an address in tn
Methodist church in the interest of the Bibl
Society-Mr. Walter Stevens is engaged t
teach the Weeks Mills school, winter term
F. A. Morrill, has sol his stock of mer
chandse and with his family will leav
for Maiden, Mass, to spend the winter.
LINCOLN.
EDGEcoMB Our correspondent writes
Nov l. James Philbrook. James Richar
and Richard Moore have been drawn jurors t,
attend the s. j. Court. holden at Wisca.se
this week.-P. Greeneaf has fitted up .
building on Chases Point at the Cross, an,
will supply the lobster fishermen with gro
ceries.-Coffee supper and church sociable a
Mr.. VIM. Decker's this week. A goodl
number present.-Capt. F. Chase has bough
the w. Clifford place. where he intends t.
build a nice house and stable in the earl
sprlng.-Mrs Sarah Haggett, Misses Grsci
Clifford and Alice Decker have returne,
from Boston.
NEWCASTLE - Our correspondent write
Nov. | Rev. c. ID. Crane and family re
turned from their Western trip Oct. 30. o.
arriving at the parsonage thew found a mum
Der of friends assembled to welcome then
home, and bountiful supper prepared 70
their refreshment after their journey TIL
Congregational pulpit was occupied Oct "a
BY Rev. p. Warren. of the Christian Mir
ror.-Eugene Turkey ha, painted his hous,
recently.-New telegraph poles are being pu
up in town.-The Senior class at Lincol
Academy are preparing for an exhibition t.
be given Nov. l2.-Quite a shower of hal
fell the morning of Oct. 27.-Nathanie
Bryant went to Boston this week.-Rev. E
Webb has been home on a short visit -
Albert Glidden has moved his grocery bust
ness into the store on the corner of Main snC
Glidden streets.
ALMA Our correspondent writes, Nov. /