Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-27

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NORTH Monmouth.
Mr.. Orrin Fairbanks died Wednesday sv-
enlng. aged Is years. He sas buried from
his residence Saturday afternoon. Rev J.
b. Fog, officiating clergyman. Mr.. Far
banks vas born In Winthrop and came TO
MoGmouth when young man and engaged
10 manufacturing shoe Pegs With machinery
He married Sybil Fairbanks .ho survives
him; also leaves one daughter. Clara. About
thirty years ago he joined the NJ. T.. church
nj North Monmouth and became an earnest
worker 10 the Sunday School, being one Of
the foremost tsschsrs.-Cspt. Josiah Hatch
ms nos over 30 years old is quite sick. his
recovery being doubtful. There 10 more
sickness in thi. part Of Monmouth at ihi. time
than there has been for Eve years previous
The birthday party and valuable presents
which were gwen j. l.. Circuit fev days
ago we're from neisbbors and friends 10 North
Monmouth and from Winthrop Grange Of
which he 10 a member. lnstead OF Monmouth
Grange .. stated 10 the Lesiron Journal;
although quite number from Monmouth
Grange we're preseBt.--Hr Samuel Robin
son. A. l.. Walher and other, have some
very promising colts, -ell -orshy Of not'ce
Of fancy horse buyers. They are high blood
ed and as fully threatened -ith speed
Fat Ilffstoh
Miss Eta Moody. shose life has been 10
doubt for several weeks, /, improving Her
case IL creating much interest in tosn.-A1ss
Emma Green, eho was thrown from a car.
rage last December and severely hurt, IL
improving She now sits up part OF the day
--Heyivsl meetings have been held here
with gDoi results They were under The
mana cement Of tao Colby Unlvefsity stu
dents, Menr. sheldon and Brady. Mr.
Shelion 10 = very foe spssker Mi Henry
knight i. putting IN shlnsle machine IA MS
new building Farmer. are getting ready
for their spring work.
Jefsysoa.
Dr. A. A. Jackson is taking Trip West IN
company with his father in-las. Captain
P.ndl.ton Of sear.port. He sill return
sbout April 10Th. Ia hi sb.en.e his practice
will be attended to by Dr. >. Is Overlook
w.-aisGTos.
Coiumbm FaHs.
Nj, w cray has sod hi. horse To Fri
Barton and has raised his store and has
crew Of workman n ting the upper story Tor
dwelling fhe Lumber Company are having
their spool soOd saved out The directors
Of the West Washington Agricultural society
will meet ~ TIL. place on Friday, TO make
up a premium list for the fair Ia Cherry ncld'
Sept 25th anI 26th he town voted nearly
unanimously To accept the present Of town
clock from the Z l.. I. s. and rendered the
society a vote Of thsnks.
WALDO.
Fys,dom
Mr., Miller. who has carried on the bust
ness Of ma ufactnring clothing in the Bryant
factory for ths past six ~ eight months ma.
closed out Nr Is. Is Bryant and one OF
his brothers are combining the business, and
furnishing employ ment for nearly all the
hand. Nr B0yton Banton'. saw mill II.
we'll stocked with long and short lumber
lie has full force employed aud 10 manu
featuring It AS fast As po,sble Most OF me
apples IN TIT. SECTION have been shipped re-
Gently. The highest price IL . 20 per barrel
delivered at the anon.
Nevh Paisrmo,
pnrlng the past fortnight gracious revival
has been in progress IN the Barlow district,
West Freedom under the direction of Rev.
J II. bennett, pastor of the Methodist church
AT Montyillr aud Palermo. some twenty or
more have been r, claimed or converted. A
class sas formed saturday evening" contain
ing ~ membsr. God has wrought great
work Tor this people. since Mr. Bennett was
appointed To th" rare of tins circuit some
SIXTY or seventy hsv" dc ci'lcd to start IN the
new life. The conference year Is elos'n
with more than usual prosperity IN all de-
partmsnt, 81 church work. The East Maine
Conference convene. Al Dexter. May l.t
Bishop Hurst sill preside
YORK.
Ken~rtpH&poyf.
This sillA,e In. b come quite resort Tor
literary men IN Tue summer season and some
well known urltsrs have built cottages Al