Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-29

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Hon. G. A Matthews and wife Of Nonson
we're in the place Saturday and again passed
through hsre Monday morning on their way
10 Mr.. Fl. c. Burieighs stock fsrm.--Edvin
Baker Of Lowell, Mass, i. in the place With
his 2arents.-We are zrieVed 20 record the
death Of Charles Rove ~ho died Monday
morning at the house Of Fred Farrell. The
deceased came 70 this place las, January
from sschasetfs He had Just married
Aanie Bragg Of this place. The disease was
phthisi- palmonatis. The deceased was
highly respected for his good habits AMI reii-
able qualities. His aEDi4bls Sife has the
sympathy of the community The Congre-
gatianali-i minister the Rev VI. Aiken, Who
has been engaged for this place and GetchsiFs
corner is expected here next Sunday--A
Eery smart man in TIN. place is Capt. Josiah
s. Arey, who is rightly years of age and
is as active in bis farm work, plosing,
and sowing his grain and Attending TO all
kind. Of farm work, as though he was but
afty Year, Of age good reliable and up
right citizen. May he live TO be hundred
years old - We we're pleased To see our
worthy citizen George A. Robbins we'll
enough to ride oat To ths post-oriice last Sat
urdsy There was big frost 10 this section
last Sunday night, but the fog that came up
from the river undoubiiy prevented il from
doing any injury 70 early vegetation -
Hiram Potter, E.q of Fairfield was in the
pltre last Monday Mr. T.. l.. Bakers saw
mill il. out Of repair ami is not running a
present bat will soon be repaired ready Tor
rse I never .fw the roads in mis- yirint'
IN any better 0rler than they are at present,
made by the road machine The work is
done quickly, permanently. and male at
ANAL expense under the jgdicious manage
m-nr Of Huei PITTS. ~ho la. charge Of the
machine
Lifehfeid
Mrs.. Mary Day Is visiting in this vicinity
stopping while here At the Pike farm. her
old homestead Mr. Chas Bassett ha. been
quite sick since Saturday morning shen h.
vas obiige 10 leave his work DR.. Adam.
j. attending him
BlaHeh NILS
The summer school. of the town of China
are all IN session and are under the instruc-
ton Of the following corps of teachers VIZ.
District No /. Mss Eva NJ. johnson, of Al
bion No 2, Miss Della S. Dutton, of China :
No 3. Miss Julia Wentworth of China; No.
3, Mrs Ella + Jones, of China; No. 6. Miss
Vesta l. Mitchell, of China; No. 7, Mis-
Gertrude f kidder, of Wateryile; No .
Miss AID ma NJ Shorey of Albion; No. IL,
Miss Anna G jackson, OF China; No. "
Miss Carrie A. Dodge, of China; No 49,
Grammar department, Miss Mary True, of
Ltchheld; Primary department, Miss Ella
Chapman, of jefferson; No -, Miss Tutie
Merrill, of China; No. 10, Miss Maudc
Fletcher, of China; No Il, Miss V, Blanche
Mclaughlin, of China No. 20, Miss Theresa
VI Clark, OF Unity; No 81, Miss Nettie p,
Fitzgerald, of China, No. %, Miss Carrie b.
Roberts, of China. OF these teachers, Miss
Chapman is graduate of Cas,lne Normal
School, and Miss Shorey is a student in that
| institution Miss Myrtle l.. Crommett began
her school at Greeley's Corner last MONDAY
1 Miss Mabel Worthing is to teach the school
ia District No I, in Palermo.-S. NJ. Handy
of Massachusetts, il visiting his mother Mrs.
johanna Handy, = no is very sick from the
effects of splinter which she got in her
hand Friday, the Il inst. r b. bins
more is repairing and enlargIng his store,
and when he gets it done, will have as fine a
store as there is in the place.
Winthrop
The Kennehec District Lodge of Good
Templar, hold heir next meeting here next
"Wednesday In the evening there will be a
public temperance meeting at Packard Hall.
A II Frost Post, g. A. r., attended tn
Congre gational church, Sunday. in body
and listened to a very interesting sermon by
the pastor Rev. =. J. Robinson C.
W futile, the Belfast photographer, has
opened studio here and will remain for
several weeks.