Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-10-06

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and safe OF extension Casts, uuuAs, sho"A-
straps, etc.-Farmers in this vicinity are very |
busy at present harvesting the fall crop OF
apples. Quite an increase is reported among |
some of the varieties over last years produc- |
tion.-Miss Victoria St. Clair, who is teach |
ing the present term of the Free High school |
in this town, il meeting with merited success. |
She is liked universally by parents and pu-
pils.-Messrs. Bigelow and Cummings OF
Livermore Centre are doing quite an extern |
sive business at the cheese factory and are
employing quite q number of hands There
is demand for their cheeses and large num-
Der of them are finding their way into mar
ket.-Mr. G. T. Piper, owner of the wood
turning factory, is erecting large and COM
modious two-story house on the site formerly
occupied by his old house, which he has moved
into another part of the village Mr.. Will
liam s. Moore, postmaster at South Liver
more. is making quite an addition to his
residence.-Lewis Leavitt & Son have
finished operations in their corn canning
establishment after a successful seasons
packing. large number of hands have
been given employment. One hundred and
seventy thousand cans have been put up
Mr.. Small OF Wilton is having marked sue
cess with the Free High School at the Corner.
About 80 pupils are in attendance.-Mrs.
Betsey Morse, widow of the late David Morse
of Livermore, died Sept Goth, aged 80 years.
Mr.. Morse served in the war of 8l2-The
| schools in various parts of the town are in
successful operation.
LIvERMoRE FALLs.-Rev. Lauriston Rey-
nolds, pastor of the First Congregational
church in Yarmouth. is expected here next
week on q visit to his mother, Mrs. r. j.
Reynolds who resides in Livermcre Falls
The Livermore Falls Reserve Base Ball Club
OF this place played q game of ball last Sat
urday with the Rough and Ready club OF
Belgrade The game was rather loosely
played and resulted in victory for the Re-
serves by a score of 4S to Is Cora Dain,
who was thrown out of a carriage while rid
ing below the village recently, is recovering
from the injuries receiv edward Tilton of
Buckield has been in town during the
past week.-The funeral of the little |
infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. |
Severy, which died quite suddenly with mem
braneous Group, occurred at the Baptist |
church one day last week.-Mr. E. s. GOdding |
has finished work in his corn canning estab-
lishment on Pleasant street, after very |
successful seasons operation. One hundred
thousand cans have been put up, which is an
increase of about fifty thousand over last
years packing. He has sold his corn to the
Winslow Packing Company of Portland, and
is now busy labelling and boxing the cans
preparatory to shipping to the above
mentioned firm.-Mr. j. F. Jefferds, who re-
Gently opened furniture store in Livermore
building now occupied by him.-Miss Nellie
Peables of Lisbon, a former resident of
Livermore Falls, made a visit in town with
friends recently Pulsifer is EN-
ployed by Massachusetts, firm setting up
machinery, and being competent work.
man he is very satisfactory to his employers.
S. f. Perkins is building an addition to
his residence on Main Street. j. E. Trask
of Weld is doing the work. -
The Umbagog Pulp Co. are extending
the wharf near their mill for storing wood,
thus greatly increasing its capacity. w.
Durham is buying large quantity of apples
from the farmers in this vicinity and ship
ping them to commission merchants in Boston.
He sent of carload last week and is pre-
pairing to send another presently.-Miss Josie
WIthers and Mrs. Sarah Carville of Lewiston
have been visiting friends and relatives in
town during the past week. E. Merrill of
Lewiston was in town last week Rev. J. p.
Weston, ID. d., President of Westbrook |
Seminary, preached an able and interesting
sermon at the Universalist church last Sum
day to large audience.-W. W. Thomas
has been visiting friends and relatives in |
Bowdoinham, his former residence, during
the past week.-The monthly Covenant meet
ing Oh the bapust churcn occurred last Sun
uv II WAS wen atehoeo.- MISS Ailce
iouhg OF hichmond returned home last Sat
urnay a1ter snort stay IN Livermore Falls
FRANK numpus OF Boston mas been IN town
,ne past week on business BUDS OF
fromise lodge OF Juvenile Iemplars dis
banded al a recent meeting and the charter
Wilton was in town last Saturdav-Mr |
Jonathan Pike is harvesting large crop of
apples, and his trees hang so full as to ne
necessitate the extensive propping up |
OF the limbs. Mr. Pike and Albert Jones |
shipped carload of apples to Boston this
week.-At public temperance meeting held |
at the G. A. X. hall Saturday evening, Sept |
25' it was decided to form society under the
name of the "Union Temperance League"
the object of this movement being to secure
better enforcement of che liquor laws in |
this town, as recently there has been consid-
cradle trouble resulting from the sale of
cider. The following officers were
chosen: President Russell A. Carver; Vice
Presidents, c. r. Loring and Howard Sew
all; Secretary, J. L Morse; Treasurer,
David c. Searles. Meetings will be held
once month, and the pledge circulated for
signers.-E c Basford retired from the EN-.
ploy of the Maine Central Railroad Co. AZ
freight agent at this station, last Thursday in
which capacity he has served the company