Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-23

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Harry r. Haves. vho 10 . STUDENT Of the
Msise WesIeyan Seminary At Kents Hill.
came hosae last Friday Eight 90 account of
scarlet fever II the inssitati0n- There are
nov treiyc cases Of this contagious disexse
q the pisce The school is very mach in
terropssd and some Of thu scholars have left
for their homes ard more woa.i BE- glad To
Soge hsys diYd Hsd the disease IL Of . mill
typ. VIII the exec Ilent sAaissry regulations
il Is e anientiy expected the dissase will
5000 disappear List Sania, "a. perfect
DAY, SD our pastor, Rev d. y. French.
gzv- an Interesting Easter sernon- The
pa. il Vas aFronAdsd with beautiful fra
sfaat flowers making the hose ren'lossrt
ri.h 81 eft perfume The singisz Vas ez-
ceilsnt With Alice Hsses at the organ
tra.t that al fit it sas good % b. there.
-0ne VET. 10 the house for the first time
Hope more uiii come TO the meeting. and
hear Bro French no 10 20 soon to leave Us.
Il have never known 90 fes trsmps 10 pass
through this place as | have this spriag. /
do MOI know whether il 10 the stringent tramp
las our last legislature passed or what the
efficient cause 10, but really it Is very pleasing
to the torn. Last year our town paid TO the
proprietor Of the public house go for feed
ing and lodging these va2rAnts The prescott
Law is not too stringent. Let is be put m
force -ithont failure or hipdrsnce until
our State il rid Of this evil
The Portland Packing Company are send
ing out circulars to farmers that intend To
plant sweet corn. informing them that they
shall receive only such corn a. is raised from
seed that they furnish. Probably the acre
age Of corn planted this .prin2 will not be
ANY larger thar ls.t year, although Fertilizers
are some less in priee.-I do not learn :ha,
he grass roots we're winter Killed although
~s had an open winter. Som. Of our farm
-r. have sored pea. and planted potatoes
rhe season i. early, the trees are
building and the grass is startiLg.
rhe water In the river at this place last
Friday rose two feet owing to the melting
Of snow up rivera person from Augusta
me day last ~eek travelled on foot forty
four miles IN one day through mud and slosh
to Indian Pond to inspect a yard Of logs.
He says the ice on Moosehesi Lake 10 yet
safe for four-ox team. lie also says he cAn
see from the top Of Bald Mountain twenty
ponds of water. Not tree or shrub is 10
be seen on the top of this mountain
Tie school in this place which 10 TO com
mencs on the 18th inst will be under the
mana cement of Miss Flora Jackson, who
for the past winter has been in Washington
ID, c. Miss Jackson Is good scholar and
teacher. The district are ali pleased with
securing the services of an excellent in
srucfcf.
East Vassalboro.
Frank Mardrn Of this place, George s
Clark Of China and e. Wese Taylor of
A. 4 l. a
bought horses Mar1eb bought three, Clark
one AID lsylDr n pair of gays They
were shipped by Star Of the East AMI all
r, ached here Satur lav. the goth Mr.
Harry r Diumnond of This town purchased
Of II X Buiterieii OF @iIeIvill- last sel X
. pm r of fine work horses with harne ses
that have b. nj u. he et the h NE Of
Mrs Buterfsli's m,t1er for som TIM,
North Wayne.
The villag. school commence My 6 h
Sherwool Nortiss at home at his uncle.
Mr. l. 5 M,Him-, on a short visit The post
Office wa. mo,ei during the past week to tn
shoe shop of Mr. w. Jennings, the present in-
cumbent The fine dry weather is Fastening
farm ~ork and gardens are being planted
sb tut the village.-Mr Benjamin of the
firm of Benjamin & Allen Of Oakland. was
in town yesterday examining the machinery
Of the \ W. Tool Co. with view to max
ing necessary repairs.-k.v ID X Ford
preached an Easter sermon. his last bsfore
leaving for Conference 1t is expected tn 1t
he may be ~ urled 10 his present charge
Mr.. and Mrs :. Sal b m intei d visit Nc
their son. Edward Sanoorn Of Lewiston, tue
coming week which will give them an op.
portunity to attend the sessions Of confer
eGce.
Fdyehe.
Mrs Elizabeth Clough died April /,
after . long illness. Her funeral vas at
tended Sunday the 2lst by a large number
of relatives and friends Our board of
health this year consists of Henry Wing, J.
II. True and A. A. Csmpbell.-Mr. Asa
knowles moved To Jay. April 10Th Our
farmers are planting their potatoes aad peas
and some are gstiing in their oat, while
many are busy blowing Our roads are dry
ing up fast, tut are 10 bad shape from want
of work last week.