Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-11

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Nineteen members from Whitehsid Grange
In response IN an invitation from Sheepscot
Valley Grange. visited that grange Thurs
day eve. and found them. though few in
numbers, inter. sied IN the work and pros
porous. - The Methodist quarterly meeting
Sunday sas we'll attended Preaching by
the presiding elder of this district q c.
Sh.ldoo. n student nj Colby, will preach
next Sabbath.
CEDAR Gyore
Mics k.b.oes IRE scott and Mr.. Henry
Candy from rnIaieirhla, are visiting Capt.
= X. tsvois ~ aud uifv.--Mr and Mrs.
Harry Hundi.tte and daughter are the
gu.sts OF Csptain 7. X Carlton and wife
Mrs. Georg. Kelley from Arvostook, Is Wis
itips friends here -- The DR. ruth causes
good deal Of complaint on c,unt of the
scarcity Of water ~ This has been fine year
for corn In our vicinity aud Il IL mistaken
idea ~ith the farmers in not planting enough
for their ~intrr store. --POtstpes are turning
out well according To other towns. -On
account Of the scarcity of apples many have
commenced drying them The road ma h,ne
has been At work on the cross roads. improv-
ing them much Quarterly meeting, sunday.
Sent. 10, At the Methodist church. Another
honorable citizen has passed away, Mr., >
r Reed. ~hoae death occurred Thursday at
his home. The decreased will be deeply
missed and his wife has the sympathy Of all
friends. Funeral services were conducted
by Rev MIR jackson Mrs Captain Blair
fell from her carriage and II 10 feared was
sriousiy injnred DIR. simpson attends
her Mics susie BIenn commences the vii
iase school on Moncay. Sept Ii This Is
her second term and She Is hne teacher.
- A.k haa r.fn
She wAs called 10 her sisters, Mrs. Col
iins. Ia Arson, 10 attend hsr only sous
funeral Mr.. H. l. Mckay received the
sad news Of his mo,hcr's death.-Mr. viii
Mckay returned home from Boston Saturday.
A warrant has been issued for = town
meeting on Friday. III. 18th. to consider the
matter Of the Bridge Academy. as 1t seems
that there 10 some dissatisfaetion in the way
trustees were appointed, by vote OF the
town in . former meeting, to over
look the interests Of the proposed institution
Instead of leaving those matters in the power
Of the selec men. There will probably be
other matters to be passed upon. 1.-The town
will BE- quite we'll represented a. to visitors
at The State Fair, come riding in their own
teams while others " i'll take the cars from
lceboro or Richmond. -- Mr.. George
MUIR. Who has cut from his wood lot
not far from the village within the past Two
years. come $50 o. more cords OF wood, has
made . sale Of the came, Il 10 said, to Bath
dealefs In that article.-A committee selected
BY Nsw York capitalists have sdvised In pr
vate lsssss that they will shortly visit Maine to
selecs . location for . pulp mill Of capacity
to use 100 cords Of spruce per day In their
operations, and Asking II any where on the
kenusbe, Or It's branches . suitable location
can ~ feand that will ansvef the conditions
Of WATER power, aad water transportation and
very likely they will have TO 70 to Aroostosk
for such situations A. they require Some
repairs to the atone work on the upper
bridge viii bsgin next week.-There vas a
large attendance At the eampueeting recently
closed. Capt Jonn Snow late surgeon L
NJ, has built. launched and riesed very
Hns sail boat and 10 nov on = trip to the
coast from Eastern river with the view of
returning with = load Of nsh.-rhe fall term
Of the High school 10 under the direction Of
Mr.. =. b. Moore Of Hos doin College.