Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-19
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MOTH VAssALBoKo-Dur correspondent
~rIies: We understand that D. l. Coughln
for some time oyer-eer of the finishing de-
partnleut in the vxssaIboro WOODEN mills has
seep appointed assistant and superintendent
Of the Halle Fro mill al II nsdale, n. IL
ii he deIesation 10 the Republican Stat
Convention came home well pleased with
the nomination and i'll do all in their power
10 live the Oh in esg o mzjority At the Sept.
Il. ci.oD.-Frznk Jep,vh brought he remain.
4 his wife to this place for lniermeut on ih,
18th, instant II MAS blood poisoning thai
saused her death There will be a vocal anu
Instrumental concert at the Baptist church
sext friday evening. In addition to local
alent of rhich their is quite a good deal
| ts-istanee has been obtained from Other
faces anal To all lovers of music treat is iu
tore which they cannot afford to miss. TIL.
proceeds are for the benefit of the Bzpti.i
;hurch Il he musical and literary entertain
Bept prepared by the lziies of the n. F.
-hurch IT tins place was last Friday evening
| ,Iven al East Nassalboro, with some change
the programme, for the benefit of III.
hurch at that place. The results we're yer,
| satisfactory.
WEST GAKDISER-Our correspondent
rites: John To~le of Monmouth is visit
I 4 At Charles TJwie's-iienry French OF
..ehmond is visiting his brother William OF
his place.
East yAssALBoRo.-We have received o
cry interesting communication from East
| Ia.alboro winch We are obliged to hold a,
he wIi'er forgot to sign his name
VIEsSA-Our corresponi lent writes June
-: The L uion hall 50 by "a feet ia erected
| - an elevation. a very slightly and desirable,
| situation. he land vas given by La For
st DvSst. The bull ling Is boarded and III.
oof shingled. But as the busy season came
| was declded TO postpone further work until
| tier the haying season is over. when work
| vii be resumed and we trust carried through
% completion. Good Templars are pro-
crossing quite well although the attenda ce
las not been quite as large AS in the winter.
,;ut they are determined to hold on until the
all is completed, then large addition OF
members Is expected.-James +. Trask has
calf which measured when five weeks old
nree aud half ,et. lie thinks it cannoi
| ~ beaten for beauty or bigness in this
county. II is white faced animal. Grad,
durham and Hereford -Nol~ outstanding
ne late colt spring and the dry weather OF
uHe, crops are booking nicely. Apple,
ear and cherry trees have blossomed I'M
| -uall, full and bid fair for an abundant
mrvest. The small fruit also give abundant
| ,romse. -llayihg time is near at hand. Tn,
| armers al. hope tor large quantity as il IL
lOu best crop.-lt Is a general time OF
'ralth in this vicinity, and busy season too
| 'ot much time tor gussi or news gathering
| The Ladies Hall Club meet every Tues
ay evening he Good Templars meet
every Saturday evening.
PENoBscor.
II. j. Leach, the Brewer boatbuilder, ha,
male small boats since 1852. For man,
rars there was brisk DEMAND for yaw
oats and he has built as many as forty in d
rasOn. With the increasing decadence OF
hipping interests the demand for this craf
has fallen oil, yet few are still built by
ann. rs we'll rs row boats for pleasure pur
poses. The past winter MIR. Leach built 4
mall steamer for Cold Stream Pond. En-
eel I, and he had previously made two others
now on Seber Lake and Newport Pond.
Sixt, men now compose the force at tn,
Old Town WOODEN mill. The trout wall wa.
bdilt last week, and the br OK la, ers be
.an oh tee north end of the main bu,din,
In-t Wednesday. The granite. which is from
he jewell Granite Company's quarries n
Lincoln, is commencing to arrive.
McDoi aid 4 Merrill. contractors for thu
tone nasohary for the new pulp mill in FL
Icil, have engaged J. +. Mullen. of Ol
town. To suptrhten1 the work They ha
,l,o engaged seventy five Italian iaborers
no will go To the scene of their laburs mex
'aturlay.
SoupDarr
In the term of the Somerset Probate Con-
this week the second accounts of tn,
Executors of the last will and testament o
Abner toburn. amounting TO 1857 $50. 66
mi of the administrator of the estate o
s'hilander tohurn, amounting to 1921 1874 81
| ,ere filed and settled.
NoRRIbGEwoCK Our correspondent write
June Is William 'ritcomb Esq, wife and si.
er of Rockand, are stopping at the Quinne
asset. His father was at one time Registra
Of Deeds of Somerset County and lived here
Rev. Pitt Dillingham; and wife of Buffalo
y. Y. are also here for few DAYS. Hi
father some forty years since lived in tn,
house now owned by Sophie May C. Il
Whiting has returned from his winters visl
IN California and it is reported that A. |.
Wells and family will soon arrive in Lewis
ton from Pasadena and go into business il
the former city.
ST ALHANs.-our correspondent write
June Is The warm weather and frequen
showers are bringing forward vcgetatio,
rapidly. Notwithstanding the iateness of IL,
sra-on.-N. Is. Turner, Esq. and n. II
| Nining have gone to Boston on bushes
trip thus Week.-Mrs. A,lde Turner is visit
ing ken's IIili commencement exercises -
|. .. Winslow, E-q,, has returned from
Aroostook comfy where he has been lookin,
after his new butter factory AT Fort Fairfield
The nominee of the Portland convention
for Governor, Hon. + c. Burlrigh, give
general satisfaction to the Republicans o
eastern Somerset and all predir, his election
by large majority in Seltember.-Mr
Wilson b, geow will start today for Lewis
ton to atteud the races.
! Mr.. NJ. c. Hill. an enterprising Northpor
man. has gone INTO the nursery business OF
an extensive scale, now having 10000 tree
| in stock MIR, Hill raises his own Seeding
aud then CRAFTS them into frst-class fruit
lie has added $500 this season and disposed
of LOCO, 1t is his intention to have one o.
| the best nurseries in the State.
LIBERTY -Dur correspondent writes June
| is Rev. DIR. and Mrs Shaw of Watervill,
are passing tew weeks with their daughter
Mrs George + Hunt. The Drs health ha
improved somewhat during the past year
Qnautibacook Lodge of + 4 A. Masonl
worked the third degree at Masonic Hall. il
this village last Saturday evening. Thei
10 ige room at Searsmont was burned during
the late contiagration in that village. in con
Sequence of which the Liberty Lodge kindly
Offered the use of their hall large at
tendance witnessed the work.. c. Morse
Esq has bought a handsome young horse
which he will train AS family carriage horse
The oil gray mare which has been in the
harness 10. these many years" will now be
relegsted To private life, resting quietly or
her well-esrned laurels. -Preparations are
being made for the opening Of the "handans
campaign" A limited supply of hand
| kerchiefs, neckchefs. etc, with red or blue
ground and white spots, made by discharging
the color. have been received and eagerly
sought for by the Young Democracy. Wal,
until We hear from Chicago Crops are
looking well and that of summer visitor
promises to excel those of former years
| Among the arrivals not ALREADY mentioned
are Mrs Fred JOYCE. Deihan,, Mass. Miss
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