Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-13

Lieeymoys Patis.
The schools throughout town will COM
rs.nce Monday nexf.---C. l.. Beck, one OF
Livsrmere Falls ,Ystesmen. IL seriously III
he being confined closely 10 his bed Many
u the mills are running on part time only,
caused By extremely low wxfer in the river.
The corn shops In sh.s vicinity have started
up A, jag Bridge they are handling qasn-
titles Of corn. T. s. Go,isng At Lisermore
Falls is doing large business, with corn IN
fair condition The Louis Leawett shop at
East Liyernsoye il run BY Portland parties,
xbo recently purchased the business of Mr.
Leavstt. Cora comes in mere slowly, II
being harily flied enough for canning pur.
poses However What they put up 10 zoof-
Mr.. ] b Bates. who marshal al the
Anfroscozxin County Fair. last week, 10 on
the special police fofee Al the State Fair
grounds p. f. Perkins, . prominent mer-
chant in town, il. with his family, taking
vacation trip 10 Weld 10 ny their hand At
catching the "speeklei beauties We Learn
that macy fine stsrpers have catered 10 trOt
10 the races al Canton daring the Androscos-
gin Valley Agricultural FAR 10 be he'll Sept
2s,h 25th and 26th, ST that point The
al ,na ~ nent are laying out for ore of the
bsst fairs ever held 10 Oxford county
County sheriff J. F. Lamb Of Auburn, WAS
In tom last week The parties that stole
the horse, harness and carriage, last week,
from people living near the Fair ground''
have not a. yet been Identified One pecn-
lsrity about the horse was that the birdie
had to be nns,rspped TO put on, as no man
could bride her in the usual manner
BY this the horse may be iientihed -
e. ) Robbins horse trainer for the track
4 1. T. l. Alaa has. %.
Evergreen Park. The track being very
handy for him in working the horses. He
has several very fne horses under his charge.
Among them Honest Mack and Macbeth.
Lady z. and others - The OTIS Falls pulp
works are not bothered by low water as are the
mills iust below them, Al OTIS Falls the
head is greater. for the river there. because
below there are several mills to draw the
water, dividing the head among them Tho
potato crop in this section will be light, and
what there are are rotting quite badly
Grain is nearly all in, but the farm
ers report some in rusty condition
Mr. s j Burgess, proprietor of the Rocko-
meka apple evaporstor, Informs us that
owing to the scarcity Of apples this season,
he will do but little, il any, business in
evaporaiing the fruit Mr.. Burgess last
year did heavy business in this line.-'The
propriet1rs Of the corn canning shop at Jay
Bridge expect to put up about three hundred
thousand this season.-The mills on the side
Of the Androscoggin are shut down several
days for necessary repairs on the fume.-
About one hundred tickets were sold at the
Maine Central station this morning Thurs
iay) for the State Fair. There are more
fine bl0oded bsrses in town cow than for sew
eral years. The interest in good horses is
fast growing The location of the Andres
eoggin Agricultural Society fair at
this point has much to do m this
matter. Several fine residences have been
built in town during the past sum
mer-Mr. Geo. A. Currier, chairman of the
board of selectmen, with his wife are visit
ing at Portland this week. Officers who
daily watch the trains for liquor are finding
nov but little work on their hands, as the
express brings but small quantity to this
station.