Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-17

the Abdomen catering the flesh IL glanced
Cd from the right innominatum towards the
left side, and bad il not struck and glanced
outward from the left inBominafum death
would have been instantaneous. An inch the
other way would have been fatal. Ia dress.
ing the wound DR.. Hill Of watervilie re-
moved pisce Of cloth FIVE inches in length
and sro ia breadth. Mrs. Joshua Fiye, Who
has been suferirg q long time from . cancer
in the breast. died last Tuesday .-Horace
Howard, who in company with B ID. PAster-
son, went West in the fall Of 81. returned
home Wednesday The first consignment
Of cloth from the vAssalboro WOODEN Mills
since !: started up again vas shipped from
hi. station last Saturday Allen Simpson
last week lost valuable brood mare and
.e.t.
LINCOLN.
Cedar Grors.
Mrs. Harriet Hall, widow of the late Mr..
Wesley Hail, passed away Jsly 10. Her
many friends mourn her loss u-eral ser
vices At the house conducted by Rev. Mr..
Jaekson.--The Barge Kodiak arrived here
bringing GA tons Of coal for Joseph Bailey,
bringing an eagine and a crex of II men
from Gardiner unloading in four days -
Miss Lizzie Paiterson of Wiscasset
is stopping at Mrs. Z. p. McFadden's
.nt u teaching class IN painting A very
tall Tag staff 10 front of Mr.. Z. III. Barker's
doe residence, has been raised; from il
aJats very large and beautiful star
.pangled banner-Nrs William J. Candy
and daughter Augusta of Philadelphia, and
Mss Alice Hooper Of Boston, are visiting at
Captain 5. X Good sins.-Mr. J. B. Cool
via an grandson, John b. Goodwin, and
Miss :. l.. Twyeross Of Philadelphia are the
guests of Mrs. NJ o. Twycrcss-
No s.w CASTE.
Granville Hagget of this place was thrown
of his Eureka moving machine this morn
ing In f4liinghe cluhg To the cater bar and
hi. right arm and leg were terribly gashed
and cut in May places by the scyehe. He
will probably recover. This is the sane
machine in which his wife lost two of her
fingers less than two weeks since.
PESoBscOr.
Etaa.
Mr.. and Mrs d NJ Jacobs, of Damari-
scotia, are visiting friends in Etna.-Mrs.
Nelson Russell Of Somervlle is visiting at
] A. Sauborns Miss Emma Ames is at
home on a short vacation from Boston. -
Farmers are very busy haying. and if the
weather is good the work will be pushed to
the utmost limit For the past two weeks
the weather has not been so favo able as is
desirable The amount of hay cut this year
sill be larger than for several years. Other
crops are looking finely.
SOMERSET.
81 ABaAs
Nj John Ryenson, an old resident of this
town, died Sunday morning July IA, after Il
long sickness severe thunder storm
passed over this section Saturday night
about 2 O'Clock and burned two or three
buildings in the adjoining towns, one belong
ing to a Mr.. Fernald Of Palmyra..G c.
Wunslow Esq has returned from Fort Fair
field shere he has been to visit his creamery
lie reports his factory as doing a good bust
nes. The Misses Julia and Clara Winslow
are home on a visit from X. L., where they
have been engaged in teaching
Fa,rfetd
Tonight the first delegation for Good Will
Farm passed through the village. 1t CON
sisted of twelve bright eyed, happy girls
md three boys from Ruggies Street Home
Boston, sent here for months outing in the
wood. and over the fields. To them new
eYelatiou has already come, new world
opeIei. So long as the WORK here is di-
rected in the line of Frightening the lives of
uufuftunates, it merits hearty support from
all There is TO need of going to homes in
Boston to find the waits upon life's sea
| rhey are in our own Maine towns and cities,
and true charity begins at home. Public ser
vices were held in the Opera House, Sunday
Aft rnoon, when Mr., Hinckley, the founder
Df the Home, set forth its objects and secured
from the large audience a hearty response
Within the coming week the building com
mitee of the Universalist Society will
break ground for the church which will be
new in all essentials and modern in every
respect The plans submitted by the
architect, Mr. : A, sawyer, provides for a
large, attractive AMI commodious audience
room, with vestry III front, and so arranged
that the whole may be thrown together.
The entrance will be from tower on the
side and when finished and the grounds
graded the structure will be an ornament
to the town and a credit to the denomination
The favorable report from Rev. +. ). Allen.
pastor of the Methodist church ia that ne is
steadily gaining and will soon be able TO
return and commence active work with his
people. 5000 900 is the amount rendered to
Nh assessors of the village corporation for
real and personal property liable to taxation
Dn his the rate fixed is five mills. and the
books are now in the hands of the collector.
- iIaying is being pushed rapidly and this
week will see the major portion safely hous-
%. provided favorable weather is granted
the hay makers.