Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-05-29

%: George Billings has moved from the
where he has been, into NJ r
" aites tenement at the back of his harness
sbop.-Ex-Deputy Sheriff G. s. Stephenson
moved into Mrs. ID. L. Hunters house last
veek.-The Centennial Hall is receiving
coat of paint both inside and out--The
Templars postponed their weight supper an
nounced for Monday 2sth, and are taking OF
presenting fine drama in conjunction with
il at some future date.-AltOn Richardson
has put new tile drain from the celler OF
his store on Main street across the road -
Quite large number of logs have ar
rived in the boom at this place.
Memorial Day will be observed in an
Appropriate manner by Billings Post, G. A
T., and it is expected that the Good Templar,
will also participate in the exercises of the
occasion.-Miss Ada Perkins of Unity Plan
alton had the misfortune of being thrown
from a wagon a short time since while
returning home from this place and was quite
severely shaken and bruised. The acct
dent was caused by the cross-bar breaking
and frightening the colt she was driving
Others were in the wagon at the same tint
but were not thrown out and consequent,
received no injuries.-The new pastor. Rev
W. l.. Brown of the Methodist church il
highly appreciated by the members of I'll,
congregation although as vet thew miss tn,
familiar face of the former pastor, Rev. j
L. Thompson.
KExrs HILL.-Our correspondent writes
May IS: The following programme will b
observed Commencement week at Kent
Hill-Sunday June 3rd, at 2 O'Clock 2. NJ
Baccalaureate Sermon by President Smitl
Monday and Tuesday animal examinations
Nondav evening class exercises. Tuesday
annual meeting of the trustees. Tuesia,
evening nrize contes, in defamation: We'd
nesdav 10 o'clock A NJ. address b.
fore the Alumni Assoeiation nv DAME
| r. Hartman Eso of Naw York
Ina. NJ. annual meeting of the Alumni
Association. p NJ. annual meeting of tn
Honorary Branches of the Literary Societies
3 p. NJ. Field day; 7.3OP. NJ. Commence
ment Concert: Thursday. Graduating Exer
cisas. Evening Re-union The public meet
inc NJ the Adelnbian Society on Friday even
inc last was very fine. The child violinist. Mis-
| Williams was an as,opisbment IN all who hear
ber,-Saturday afternoon the Lewiston hisl
school base hall club came to the Hill an,
nlaved with the Pine Trees. II WAS con
s;derad a very fine game. The score WAS
/ IF2pS-FTlIA'
nybt of This week the Calleon AN societ,
| LINCOLN.
AL,A.-Our CORRESPONDENT writes, Ma
o.. The driving weather of last week on
| couraged tho farmers and much work wa
done The memorial services at the oil
church Sunday were very interesting an,
attended nv unwards of 400 Deople
A large monument of Whitefield grant.
has been lately placed in the cemetery
b. Erskines brick ward has received man,
imnrovments. Mr. F. has three new ma
chimes and good crew.
PENoBscor.
The record of Wednesday was broker
| Thursday at the salmon pool Bangor wbicl
resulted in the biggest catch vet made, tel
fine fish being killed, five of them being takel
ON each side of the river, nine of them bein,
taken in the morning and one in the earl1
evening. Those taken on the Bangor sid,
were two by F. w. Aver and one each by +
A. Buck. George Libby and H. N. Brooks O
Neriden. Conn Those taken on the Brewe,
side were by II. Mum of Meridep. Conn.
Thomas F. Allen. f. w. Hill of Waterbury
Conn. Mr.. Mccarthy of Lawrence Mass.
and DIR. Elliot of Lawrence. The two fisl
taken Wednesday, the names of the catcher
of which we did not learn at the time. wer
by H. N. Brooks of Meriden, Conn. an,
| George Finnigan. There was great crow,
of fishermen and spectators Yesterday an,
great interest is taken in the noble snort
SOMERSET.
Sr A1R.Ss.-Our correspondent write
Nav %: The past week of dry weather ba
enabled the farmers tn SOW their grain and !;
II hollis drv tbev will rusb their nlantin,
along as fast as possible. corn factor,
will not can the large amount il did last vea
and at last accounts only about 100 acres ba,
been engaged to he planted r. W
Racket in steppinp down three stems from
the honse to the wood she'd fell and snrainel
hcr ankle severely and If is verv nainful =
Mrs VIM Tracey who fell down The COLI.
sta;rs nearly two vears aoo il sill lame !,
NJ Moodv whose arm wes amnptat.d FROM
the effects of being wounded nv . rife bulla
has recovered go as IN no ont on the street
Nopp,ncrwocK corresnondent wr;ta.
Nav %: Rates Post Memorial sermon wa,
nreocbed nv Mr. McKennev Methodist n,
Tho R,ntist church SUNDAY afternoon. srh
;oct ..Rendor nnder Caesar tho ,binos wh;cl
arc c.es,rs and INTO Cod tho things wb;ci
arc God,s y There was a LARGE .uJsnco -
yaI,ahio marc owned nv samuel 8 Irdl;r,
,ro,,,od dad in tho bornoss C,,uraa, "
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