Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-04-04
STATE NEWS.
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| LIvERMoRE FALLs-Our correspondent
writes April Sd: The remains of Mrs. Da-
vid Morse arrived ON the Loo train Monday
| afternoon. Mrs. Morse, who reached the
age of 50 years, was formerly resident of
this town, but moved 10 Massachusetts in
| 1905. Mr. Walcott Hamlin, Il brother OF the
deceased, took charge of the burial.-Mr
George Aurer has an excellent two-year-
old bay colt with dark points, stands Is l-2
haGds high and weighs 1910 pounds-Owing
to mistake in tagging the paper pouches,
| Saturday, our citizens were obliged To 20
without their papers.-It has long since been
| a noticeable fact that the freeing of the
bridge at this place has been of great benefit
to the Maine Central road, as much more
freight is brought here, and more passengers
take the tram at this station than heretofore.
IL has also brought additional business to
the merchants in town.-Apples are worth
50 90 per barrel. The Lion Brothers are
shipping quantities to c. X. Noyes of Bos-
ton-Miss Isle Record, teacher in one of
Auburn's schools, returned to her position
saturday
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eSpected to be present and will take an ac-
tiy, mari Butter factories are no LONGER an
experimept but a grand success Let the
farmers look well to their interests Fort
Fairfield was awake at their annual town
meeting. They voted to exempt the factory
from taxation Tor five wears.
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our ranks and taken from our midst com
rade Gus f. Abbott: and
Whereas. Bv his death, we feel that this
Post has lost one of its most worthy aud
houored members: therefore,
Resolved. That we extend to his bereaycd
widow and sorrowing relatives our h. artfelt
sympathy, and Join with them in bowing with
humble submission to the Supreme decree
be sent to his widow, and also to the kenne-
bee journal and Fairfield journal for pub
lication
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| FAmrIELD.-Our correspondent writes
| Corporation meeting Monday was largely
attended, the Old board of assessors were
elected viz o. w. Lowry, T. +. Rose, and
Geo. Weeks.-The National Theatre Co.
| play here the entire week.-The Fairfield
ca. have been obliged to work nights the past
week to keep up with their orders.
They turn out nearly 200 sets per
| eek-The Fairfield Minstrel Co. will give
one of their popular entertainments April 10
under the direction of Prof. j. f. MURRAY.
Mrs Stone the smart old lady 10 which we
referred a few weeks since had a very severe
shock and her recovery is donbtfnl..Eastel
Sunday was observed al the NJ. T.. Church
SrbnoIs beyin in two weeks.-NearIy all
the teams have come out of the woods
ID W Allen and wife leave Friday for a
trim to Massachusetts,. The CORPORATION
lvoted 10 selI y,ctor Engine hail and lot ia
tho town tn he used for a SCHOOL house.
Mrpcre-our corre.pon.lent writes
April3: Mrs. Andrew Croswen. an aged
and highly respected lady of Mercer. dice
loui,e suddenly last Thursday morning. Sb,
had not been in her usual health for severa
weeks but retired the night before feeling a,
well as she had for a few DAYS. 10 the earl,
morning her son. who slept in an adjoining
room. va, awakened by hearing her close /
door and fall PROSTATE on the floor. He as
sisted her TO a bed near by and called a