Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-29

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scarls. fever has subsidized and though
there was quite a number Of eases none were
very severe and some had it harder 10 their
fear Of than those who actually suffered
from the disease. All 10 being done at the
Seminary to free all clothing and rooms
from any germs Of the disease and make all
room, A. .afe as before The outbreak Of the
disease Our cold weather causes farm
work 10 be less active than last wsek.-The
funeral services Of Mr.. Geo Davis son
we're observed At his house at the depot on
Wednesday Of this week. Mr.. Davis died
suddenly in a town IN Nova Scotia from dis
es-- of the hear He was active, honest
and successful business man and will be
Inn b missed in the place, where he hysd
AID BY all with whom he was connected. -
Mr. W. G. II cord has ust completed An
addition To HIS mill.-Some have begun thti-
.prny paintinx The Metholists observed
Easter by a sermon in the forenoon ard an
Easter service in the evening, the church
being adorned with plants and flowers -
Rev. DIR. Allen received his full salary from
thi. charge and also that of the Presiding
Elder before going 10 conference on Tues
day Of this week
Windsor.
Fat LAY services were held in the Con
grega,ional vestry THURSDAY forenoon
Hor.ebsck riding generally INDUCED in by
the small bov for the first time on Fast day
was wanting this this year.-The winthrop
hand with the assistance of Prof. ID. NJ
league the violinin and Colder Flynn
song and dance artists of lie sirton gave an
excellent entertainment at Packard Hall,
Thursday evening. Perhaps the feature of
the evening was the song "Oid Farmer Ma
gee" by l.. q. Cobb.
SAGApAHoc.
Wooluieh
Kelley & Andrews have about eight weeks
saving in all from the lumber got in last
winter. They hope TO put in next winter
about two millions against one hundred and
fifty thousand last wiuter.-Mr. J c. Yves
ton, OF Waiipboro. has been employed TO
put in the f.hssy at NeRuassett. 1t is ex-
pected TO cost not more than $500 at the out
side. The work is progressing rapidly
The wcirs are all built and the owners gen
orally are looking for a more successful year
in fishing than the last. Herring are being
taken in larger numbers than for three years.
But few shaI have been caught a. yet -
Mrs Harriet Reed. whO have been spending
the inter- s'd spring with friend in Nan
chester. returned home Monday.
SOMERSET.
Fairf,h
Friiav vas red letter day with the Odd
Fellows Of Fairfield, and active preparation s
were male for the grand celebration of tn 9
10Th anniversary of Odd Fellow ship in Am r
lea. The members of this lodge rendered
complimentary banquet to Csrrabasset
Lodge. Sknw hogan. To which over one hun
bred responded. Tables were spread in the
Opera House for $50 and never did com
pany s,iher in town, before more attract
i've spread where in the profusion of fow-
ers and the display of fruts and viands the
ladies of Fairfield had given ample evidence
sf 'hcir skill ard good judgment
Z. G w. j. Bradbury presided with Mr..
simeon Merrill ~ POSTMASTER. A female
quartette AMI the old Fellow quintette fur
nished excellent music during the evening
The address of velconie vas by Mr. Merrill
while tn, response for Cara asset Lodge
was bv MIR j. b Young of Sko- hogan and
for the citizens by Mr.. A. +. Gerald of Fair
field.