Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-02
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Ella HAves Of Boston ~as In The place
last week visiting her brother Howard II.
Hawes.-Byron II. Fairfield Of Aubarn was
in the place "Wednesday visitins his uncle
Rufus Rragg. Gardner Dyer and Rsbecca
Marston Of West Durham were in the place
"Wednesday Mrs. Annie Rowe has gone 10
Salem to reside.--Mrs. A, h. Collier and
hsr daughter Gcrtie Of Brighton. Mass., are
In the place Waiting her sister Mrs. r. h,
Recd.--Stsphen NJ. Winters and wife re-
turued last Wednesday from Cambridge port,
| where they have been for the past three
weeks,--John II. Reed and his wife stasscd
last Friday for Harps~eli.- John X.
Clifford Of Dexter was In the place Friday.
Bro Ciif,ri had sbecn to Crops Hill
TO attend the funeral Of Thomas
Wyman who died At kents Illll
| Tuesday, whose remains were brought to the
Hill for burial. MIR. wymau was formally
= resident OF this town.--Jamcs nunlap and
his niece Lulu Dunlap started for the town
OF Orient In the county Of Arocstook. Mics
Lulu has been here for the past three months.
Rev ID. y. French Was In the place last
Sunday. Bro. French was, until recently,
pastor Of the Congregational church In this
town.-lAst Friday the line men of the Com.
merciAl Telegraph Company, passed through
They put up about si1 miles . day.--I.ass
Sunday Rev. MIR, Williams Of WINSTON or.
changed with tho preacher In this place, Rev.
J. \. Aiken,-Somc OF the farmers Of THE
place went to Sidney Saturday to the
town fair,-At the town meeting
asst Tuesday. James n. Cssss
was engaged to collect the taxes for
three per cent, MIR. Gates has proved
himself to be = faithful town otfccr.
The Secretary OF the Local Board Of
Health Of VassAlboro Was notified Friday
that Guard Burgess had the typhoid fever.
He recently came here from Boston. That
10 the only case Of contagious disease In tho
town. II has been remarkably healthy In The
town the past season. The doctors are very
careful In sanitary regulations with all their
patients. More attention 10 given to this de-
par,ment Of medical treatment than formally.
This is mainly due to tho excellent regulation
Of the State Board of Health under the man.
Asement and regulation of the Secretary,
DIR. Young. Persons who have typhoid
fever should be allowed to drink all the milk
they can, Il will stop their thirst. lower the
pulse and keep up their strength more than
any other article Of diet, II there 10 some
cream with the milk, so much the better.
Let an Adul' patient drink tumbler full as Q
time. three or four times = day.
Ch,aa.
Capt j W. Brown, Y. y. Wallace, +. G.
Ward aud W. W. WRshburn, Esq, left on
Monday morning for ten days hunting on
etchet brook IN Washington county. We
have engaged our venson for the winter Of
them Alvin York has been released from
49, a'4ra II .fing at Belfast aud has re-
turned hvn'., no evidence being adduced
against him.--Mr J. A. Gates 10 again on
his stage route. Ills escape from permanent
Disagreement or injury vas but little short
Of miraculous The damaging frost has not
yet visited US. The fret, u slight one, came
Sunday morning Mr.. II. o. Taylor has cold
his farm to J. r. Rich of Bridgewater,
Mass. Price. $500. MIR. Rich IL native
Of Belfast and ia now principal Of the high
school u, Brijse~ater. lie will not occupy
his purchase until spring - Prince Bcss,y Of
Thornd.ke father Of J. u. Bessey Of China,
10 very III and il IL not probable that he will
recover lie Ia nearly ninety years Old
VIM. II. Coffin and wife and Mrs. sampson
Of Boston are boarding at Mrs Il. G hart
let's.
Branch Mills
REsoLurIoss.--At the regular meeting Of
the Branch Mills Lodge Of Good Templass
held Sept. 2s. the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
Whereas. 1t has pleased Divine Providence
TO remove from our number by death, our
beloved sister, Nettie A. Parmenter, there.
fore be Il
Resolved, That in her death the lodge loses
n true and faithful member, one who u oil
times took deep interest In all that pcrtainsd
to its welfare. While we shall mourn the
loss Of our dear sister, and while we shall
never see her genial smile nor grasp her
friendly hand again, yet We shall slways
hold in remembrance her many virtues and
the unfagging interest which she took In the
pro ,pefity of our lodge. and In the cause Of
temperance.
Resolvcd. That our sympathy be extended
to her parents and brother in their befeave-
ment. And for consolation We commend
them to Him, who is our refuge In time Of
trouble.
Resolved, That out of respect to the de-
ceased, the charter of this ioige be draped
in mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, That the secretary be instructed
to present copy Of these resolutions 70 the
family Of the deceased. and also 10 enter
copy of them the records Of this lodge.
CLYDE q. SrArLpIso, ! Committee
M,H1IE l.. CHuMxErr, on
BERTHA A. Dowg. Resolutions.
Vest Gardner.
Mr.. a. r. Peacock, former resident OF
this town, but more recently Of Worcester,
Mass, is spending a short vacation nj his
home bere.-Rev. Mr.. Chapman Of South
Litcbfeld will hold n series Of meetings st
the Grange Hall this week. commencing
Tuesday evening and continuing until Satur-
day evening. c. A. Curtis. Chief En-
gineer Of the steamer Ksnnebec. and Who
had his knee hurt badly several weeks sgo
while attending TO his duties on the steamer,
Is slowly gaining Allan Wakefield vas 20
unfortunate ~ to cut his ankle badly while
cutting up corn recently Wv H. Davis
started up his cider mill last week. lie 10
rot doing much at present but the mill will
be IN full operation soon.-The citizens Of
this and adjoining towns will have the pless-
ure Of attending the horse uot which 10 be-
inc gotten up by the Farmers and Horse
Breeders Association at MerriiIs track In
this town Oct 1.-THE citizens Of this town
had a rare treat last week In the lectures on
Phrenology, Physiology and Ply siognomy,
which were delivered by Prof. l.. G. Bate
man, at Grange Hall. The Professor 10 an
able speaker, handling his subject With Q
skill which only a thorough knowledge Of
the same would allow, and holding the atsen-
tion Of the audience from the beginning to
the end.