Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-16
STATE NEWS
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Sotfh Gardner
The Great Falls Ice Co. .re load NJ .
large three masted schooner o. then houses.
the fourth one this season L.srencs Bros.
are loading . schooner With lumber a. their
mill. When loaded. il will make ,h.- sixth
one loaded there this seasoa. rh~Y are
crowded With orders AMI are oolize.i. tnrn
Oh come nearly every day. Tn lumber
business il starring veil this -@asos. AMI if
the labor froubies do not inteifer- the
building TT ode. mill rue will have sood
season The past Office is mo e-d bach again
10 its old locality win Sherbufn La srenee
20 postmaster Mrs ABBY Lawrence waits
upoa the ra,rons OF TIL ufice A. pipa santiy
az in foi nl~r times The street cotsn,. .siou-
ers have been laying quite an .If-nsive
piece of -ide~alk this se~k Bra istrset
Bros. are making qui'e extensive repairs OF
their large boarding house. They have
shingled the roof, put in tso lag lutheran
sihdows and will paint the buiidins ,ushie
and oar. sn,i have 1t really for business by
the fist al May hen they will star their
mill Therc has been sipRig sch Ioi here
the past siater, taught BY Mn Crooks. who
has given 2osi satisfaction The people OF
this place Interested in Temperance. are
starting Sons of Temperance disi.len
Branch NILS.
Mrs Eaia wor'hing ard daughter ankle
are visiting friend. IN HYDE Park. Boston
Mrs. Ei~ari N-lspn OF WAtervIlie, has beea
spending the past week With her sister. Mrs
c. Z. Dowe,-tjp' rye Porter is in tosa WIS.,
itiDg his sister, Ms. Al, Purmenter AT
The district school meeting held Aprti ID. +
NJ Dove vas elected school agent.-Mrs
Delphins Slater has moved back 10 her
house in thi. village. -Mr. Il. Slater and
little sou have gore bona, accompanied BY
his sister Niiiret. Miss Aane Il an com
menced school in Augusta on Monday -
Miss Nertie Crumnett will teach At Gree
ley's Corner At the special 10 meeting to
elect supervisor of schools, Clyde o.
Spaulding was elected to that Office.
LINCOLN.
North Boothjay
Rev Mr. Ferguson Of Milo supple! the
pulpit at the +. W. Baptist church Sunday.
April "A. Mr.. Ferguson is an able speaker
and we hone the society will hire hun for
their next pastor Bus ness is booming at
present Mr., Giles has crew of men a,
work on his buildings II intentions are to
furnish rooms in the second story for bar
Der shop and store. Mes.ers Geryin 4
Boyd of Bath will soon be ready to do first
class work in dentistry
SOMERSET
st. Adams
1t is reported this morning thst the farm
buildings owned and occupied by Newell and
II. f. Philbrick were burned Saturday
night, supposed to be set by tramps. as the
| haymow was 90 FIRE when discovered. and no
one had entered the barn with lantern.
The buildings were located one half mile
from the main road, and two tramps had
VISITED the place the day before and begged
some dinner Sixteen sheep and lamps were
burned but his other stock was mostly
saved Though partially insured, it is still a
severe loss 10 the Messrs. Philbricks.-N b.
Turner, E'q. our shovel handle manufac-
turer, fell from the platform of the grist
mill at iiarrland while loading meal on his
wagon. striking on his head and was taken
up unconsciJus. but soon recovered Mrs
Wells, wife of Mr.. Amos Wells, died April
9th, after a lingering sickness of nearly two
years Mr.. Wells is a crippled veteran of
the late war aud receives a small pension.
which should be increased, as he lost his
health in the service and is unable to do any
labor and has young child to provide for -
Miss Julia Niuslow is home on a visi. from
Waterville, Where she is engaged in teaching