The Portland daily press., 1889-06-21

and stock raising and then moved to his
hand besides. Since he has enlarged his
house, built a new barn and has now the
best set of farm buildings In e. Rumford.
Mr.. Abbott continues to prosper on his part
intervale and part upland farm and should q
man want some money on good security
think lie could secure it Of farmer Henry
Abbott.
June 18th in the morning there was
slight frost that nipped the beans and pota-
toes slightly, but not to injure them much.
Some OF our young men went to Roxbury
pond for days fshing last week and re-
turned with 60 nice pickerel and few, bass.
The neighbors were remembered In the dis
tribution.
Everybody is busy hoeing.
Kezar Falls.
George Young of Parsonsfield, was thrown
from his carriage one day this week and
fractured his leg very badly. DR.. Sweat was
called to set the bone.
King Colebroth is visiting the family of
Geo. N, Towle, The prospect looks as
though he would have a large class to in
struct on the violin If his engagements will
permit of his taking a class here.
Hotel Manonondo will remain In charge of
its popular manager, Charles E. Hubbard
for another year. Extensive repairs have
Uoou iuduo III anu dDUutttu6 StdDltS. IL his
hotel has fine facilities for the entertainment
and accommodation of the summerboarders.
Allen Garner. agent of the Keazer Falls
Woolen Manufacturing Company and his
son Willie, went to Lewiston to be present at
the marriage of his niece, Nettie A. Garner,
daughter of John Garner of that city, to Mr..
Fred Wills, on Wednesday evening, June 10,
at the residence of the brides father.
The building committee was in session on
Saturday. June 10th, to receive bids for the
building Of the new school building upon the
north side. 1t was bid In by Joshua Elliott
for 1,SS9.O0, which number is the year.
Saccarappa.
The concrete sidewalk on the south side
of Main street Is in process of reconstruc-
tion.
Without previous notice contribution
was taken at the Congregational church on
last Sunday fornoon and $3.50 was secured
for the Johnstown sufferers.
Some of the merchants heve already begun
to discuss the question as TO where to make
their annual excursion this year.
w. X. Dana q Co. are to secure more
room for manufacturing purposes by con-
structing one story frame building 40x60
feet near their mill.
At the regular meeting of Naomi Lodge
No. d. of r. on. Wednesday evening the
following officers were elected;
n. G.-Mrs w. L. Knowlton.
" g. Mrs. A. M. SWEET.
Sec.-Miss +. E. Martin.
Treas.-Mrs. q. j. Hezelton.
Dry mills.
Walter Libby and family of Boston have
been visiting at VIM. NJ. Dow's They have
gone to North Windham.
Mrs. John NJ. Libby, formerly of this
place lies at the point of death at her home
in SOmmerville, Mass, of consumption,
Fred ). Mcdonald has got home from Yer
mont
The prospect is good for a very large hay
crop.
The general inquiry is are you done hoe
ing.
soothbay.
Joseph l.. Dodge & Son are putting In
threshing machine to be run by water power
which will be great convenience for farm
ers in this locality.
The ice business is booming. The Knick-
erbocker ice Co.. Haggett's g. Meadow Cove
Co. will ship every block in their houses.
Men are very scarce.
Summer visitors are beginning to pour in
to town.
The hay crops and all other crops are look
ing excellent.
South Paris.
The telephone is in working order, the Of
fee is in A. NJ. Gerry's drug store
Loren Merrill and X c. Stone are sum-
mering at Mt. Mica.
The Grand Trunk Railway Co., is having
many improvements made around the sta
tion.
The outlook is good for large hay crop.
Mrs. U. w. Bent has purchased Miss Nell
lie Deans millinery store.