Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-11

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business relative 10 the SDhbrrs%t Halfway tA'
tension. Mr.. Mills in future will carry on
the york alone as Mr. Duffy has severed his
connection With the firm and returned TO hI,
home in Bangor. The contract for the grad
ing Of the road from North Arson To Cara
funk Falls sss fulfilled 4nd completed last
April and Mr. Mil. signed the new contract
Friday This call, for the grading of track
upon the east side VI the kennebec from
Carratunk Fails opposite Scion, to Bingham
Village, a distance Of eight miles, after
eros q tie river at The Falls upon the bridge
~hich will be bull, directly over the pitch
thereof, the line will run parallel to the gen-
eral direction Of the river nearly all the way
TO Bingham. Thi. route lays through a
charming ard picturesque p0r
ton Of the Kennebec valley ard
furnishes beautiful and magnificent scenery
unsurpassed by anything IN The State The
contract for the iron bridge at the Fall- has
not yet been let. but in all probability will 20
10 tn. Berlin Bridge Coz u Graves, c.
T.. Somerset Railway, was in Oakland Fri
Jay looking up data and statistics for paper
which he is to read com ne ncement week be-
fore the Bachelor. Of Engineering at the
Maine State College, his Alma Mater -
valuable I yesr-old-horse, the property
ries upon his forelegs and breast last Friday
afternoon. by running away with an iron
bound watering tank to which he was fastened
by a halter Mrs. Walter Davis of Augusta,
has been in town for few days past visiting
her parents, Mr. AMI Mrs. Bert Parker. She
was very warmly welcomed by scores of her
old friends with whom she has always been
very popular.
Ueeks NILS
A u. Miller Of our village has taken the
contract to drive the stage from Week :
Mills to Augusta the next four years. Our
retiring stage driver. Mr. Daniel G True
has driven the stage the past ten or twelve
years To the general satisfaction of the pub
lie Ray. sou of Mr.. James Norton Of
Windsor, while attempting TO shoot vicious
dog fired the ball through his thumb. - Edith
Youngest daughter Of Mr., Richard Casey of
West Windsor is very sick With iiphtheria /;
DR. Nelson attends her Grass in our yicin-
ity is looking remarkably we'll for this season
Of the year and will probably reach maturity
tw0 weeks earlier than usuil.-The children
of Mr. o Sproul picked mess of ripe
field strawberries on the first lay of June
ON the lIth of May last they brought in the
first ripe berries of the season. Remarkably
early for the State Of Maine.
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ated in Center Vassaboro is ina very -four
ishinx condition numbering at present over
sixty me mber- and more are coming Some of
the best citizens of the town belong to this
Lodge, We hold our meetings on SATURDAY
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