Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-01
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proving as good as recommended.
Vienna.
A heavy frost, the first of the season. oc-
Cured here ON the morning of Sept. 29ih-
--Farmers. generally, have got through
with their fall work, with the exception of
blowing DIR. Thompson and wife and
o. other lady from Augusta are spending a
few days at the doctors farm in town.-Wm.
Sawyer saw a large bear few days ago on
his back lot. Jesse Gordon saw one. probably
the same, shortly after. Mr.. Gordon was
obliged to build fire before Bruin would
consent to leave the spot. This is the first
that has been seen here for several years
Maurice Trask has been quite sick for sew
eral weeks but is now gaining -Mrs. Matte
Cook Of Brockton. Mass, is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Hiram Healey -Mrs.
JENNIE F. Sawyer has returned from her visit
to her con in Csmpello, Mass, and her sister,
Mrs. s. A King, ia Cambridge, Macs. One
of the pleasantes st Gee asions of her visit was a
visit to the church which she attended nearly
forty years ago and listened to discourse
by the same pastor who preached there at
thst time. He has presided over this same
church forty seven years, with the exception
Of two years, from 1873 to 1880. He is now
an old man, 70 years old, but is hale and
vigorous and his voice is clear and powerful,
almost ~ much so AZ in his younger years
and he sings with the same clear tenor and
power A. of old.
North Anson.
Mr.. Seth Maxim died a, the residence OF
his daughter, Mr.. L. A. Mason, Sept. Path
aged 80. A large number Of our citizens at
tended the cattle show and fair at Readfield
last week-There was hite frost Saturday
night, the first of the season. and farmers are
rushing in their apples as fast as possible
Several cases Of mump. have appeared in the
village.
LINCOLN.
NORTH Boothbay.
Miss Eunice De Wolfe arrived in town
Wednesday from Portland. -Chsa C. X ,lei
was in town Friday Mrs. Frank Gushing
and Margaret Welsh returned to Boston Fri
day Mr.. J. G. Spinney arrive home Sstur
day from Boston Mrs. Hiram Day and sor
returned to BoothbAy Harbor lat week.
SOMERSET.
Harmony.
The cattle show and fair last Wednesday
was post poned on account of the rain unit
there was . very large crowd of people from
this and adjoining towns. Several fas
horses we're to be driven on the track
There has been no frost yet to do any injury
to vegetation.-Dr. Mclaughlin had a hive
Of bees and honey stolen from his apary on
Wednesday evening last. He has offered a
reward Of ten dollars for information tina,
would lead to the thief's conviction-The
grange will hold q children's meeting nexi
"Wednesday evening
81. Adams.
There was light frost on low lands We'd
nesiay night, which nipped the garden vege-
tables with its chilling hand N. B. Turner,
Esq. 10 repairing his shovel handle factory
building . new wheel house, ETC., ready for
q good winters work.-kincaid & Nelson are
also putting in new wheel in their mill and
making general repair. They have already
put in . clapboard machine Fourteen pas
| sengers from this and adjoining towns, most.
ly young men. left Hartland Station With the
Vining party for Seattle, W. T., Monday
night, Sept %, 10 try their luck in the Far
west Freeman Butler and Freeman Moody
we're arrested for peddlins rum. found guilty
and given thirty days in jail and the usual
f.e.-The High School. under the direction
Of Mr.. J. W. Hastch Of Presque Isle, is
having . successful term. and the supervision
has secured his services for the winter term
Mr.. John +. Boynton and Miss Martha P.
Lucas. both of st. Albsns, we're married by
Rev. c. A. Southari and started with the
vining party for Seattle Mrs. Boynton has
been teaching at Seattle for the last three
years