Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-18

The crowd 81 ''roughs- taat has followed
the Salvation Army through our streets late
ly have become 10 bold ~ 10 defy the oficers,
and have 90 conducted - 10 give the stranger
the impression that our streets are infested
nightly With drunken hooiiums- The other
evening crowd Of the leading business
men and citizens met At Cssey's hall 70 dis
eass the question And devise means Of keep
ing order 10 our village. Several vigorous
speeches we're made denouncing the con-
duet Of the policemen and resoIssion vas
passed asking the sslsctmen 10 take imne-
diste action In the premises.
KEssEBEc.
winsAyop.
Gc0sl anioa temperance meeting was
hoIdes Sabbath evening at the Methodist
vestfy. A large audience vas present and
much enthusizsm vaa shown both by speak
srs and hearers. Remarks ntting for the oc-
cssion wsse made By Rev T.. T. Adams,
presiding. County Attorney Carleton, Rev.
r. J. Robinson, Ars. e. T.. Springer. Dea.
Woodward. and others.--Dr. Il. v. Sleeper.
recently Of Winthrop, vas in town Saturday
evening last A school IN the west part Of
the tovn began Monday under the insyuc-
ton Of Mas " Ellen Alden, graduate Of the
High School. -Chas. s. Andrews. attorney,
is AZ his home in Monmouth sick and indica-
tons are that he silI have a fever.
LINCOLN.
4 Cedar Urore.
| Al the Methodist quarterly meeting Sunday
there was good attendance. Rev. Mr.
\ Barns Of East pistston preached in the fore
noon and lectared at Cedar Grove In the AZ
te-noon. Rev. Mr.. Burns preached on thu
elrcait thirty years ago and his many frieudi
we're happy to hear and see him again Dur
ing our sunday School Mrs. Hathorn wished
10 resign her position AZ superintendent anf
Mrs. Gastavus Barker was chosen and &C
ceptsd the position OF superintendent ! IA
izii-s' aid society meets at Rev. John Bee
dies Wednesday afternoon and evening. Al
are cordially invited.
PEsosscor.
| tpprr SALTWATER.
The schools Of the village began last Mon
day with the fclowiHg able corps Of teachers
Grammar, Henry Taylor; intermediate
Mis-. Evelyn Hamblen; West Primary, Ms
ve.,a Cousen.; Ea-, Primary, Miss jam
Aiehasls The intermediate school occu
pies the room recently furnished in tn
grammar building and has the best schoo
room in ,osn.-Work at the Sutton mill !
suspended on account Of low water Tw
crews are at work repairing the dam and log
sluce at the east end of the mill.-Mr. j. +
wilkinson has bought the place recent
owned by G. II. Buzzeli. Mr. Buzzel
will move to Orono, where h
La. purchased home there
Mise, Ehe and Lottie Davis retarne
Saturday from a visit among friends i
Troy, Dsxmont and vicinity,-Prof. A. l.
Pierce vent 10 Boston Monday on a shor
business trip essrs. James Mcleod an
son will put a crew in the woods this Water
Mr.. Mcleod is also connected with j. w
atwell Of Orono, in the numbering business
Mrs Il. B. Burns returned from Sko~
negan Friday, where she has been visitt
friends Lewis & Cunningham have recent
put IN \ hne steam force pump at their mil
The mill and surrounding property are no'
! we'll protected in ease o! fire The exterto
work on q Is. Miehsefs store is fast near
ing completion aud the store fittings will b
put in Immediately - Hon. A. 7 Burleigh
in town The Kigby Potato Digger owne
and patented by Messrs Burleigh and kigby
has been exhibited at the Name State Fai
and At Fit. Fairfield, where IL won laurel
for Itself as = labor saving machine. - Mr.
James Russell has erected stable IN con
ncction with his buildings on Silver street,
Bangor
Today while driving up through lismpde
| overlook n man who had great curiosit
which he was taking To the Penobseot Count
Fair. IL was vigorous. healthy hg tree
full Of full grown figs, % in number; thcr
were -, nut two had rpened and had bee
aiken OF The tree was in a large tub, wa
about three feet high, and spread about fou
feet. It was raised from u small cutting b.
Mrs. II l. Emerson of liampden Center
| The slip was sent her from Boston % year
ago. The foliage looks something like thu
leaves of the oak. and the fruit is about tn,
size of small pear. have seen very man.
foreign tres and plants, but have never seei
any hearing so beautifully As this fig tree.
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