Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-28
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A larger and more substantial platform has
been laid and q small door made 10 the end
Of the building 90 that entrance can be
made from the street instead Of going half
way round the house ~ usual. We also
learn that the building 10 to be newly painted
and new eisn put up which will add much
to the sttractiveness Of the place.-Dr. r E.
Donnell, our village physician, will deliver
the Grafton for Hildreth Post No. sc ,n Me
mortal Day at 7 80 P M, at G. A. X. Hall. ALI
are invited to attend.-The apple and plum
trees are blossoming very freely this season.
- A large and attentive audience was present
at the Memorial service at the church las.
Sunday and an able and very appropriate
sermon was preached by the pastor Rev. S.
N. Adams. Hildreth Post. No Sc. G. A. r,
was fairly well represented and its members
could hardly fail to appreciate the elOQueat
tribute paid to the memory of their fallen
comrades. As the deeds of patriotism and
heroic bravery Of those who had gone to
answer the last great roll call were wildly
brought to mind, the veterans present, the
survivors Of those terrible days Of long
ago. were not forgotten by the speaker but,
as living heroes, the defenders of their
country in her hour of direst need. were
worthy Of all the honor which grateful and
undivided nation could bestOw upon them
Read6eid.
Nellie, the daughter of S. G. Fogg, who
has been teaching in New Jersey the last
nine months arrived at her home here last
Saturday where she will spend her vacation
Mrs. Allen White spent Saturday and
Sunday in town. L, Hunton has been
making repairs on his house.-Mrs. Lord
and daughter will pass the summer here
They are now having their house painted
outside and in.-Gran. Sanborn at the depot
has crew at work on the cellar of the new
stable he is soon to build there Though
there is no G A. X Post here, Memoria!
Day will be observed this year. There
will be an address At 2 P. M, and decorat-
ing the soldiers graves will take place im-
mediately after Miss Annie Nickerson.
our primary school teacher, is having q
forced vacation Of few days by ressen OF
sickness -RoaI machines here have hard
tine by reason of so much rain.-The
cheese factory is run by Mr.. w. Folsom
who has been at work one week.-Many Of
our farmers put in four good days work
last week.-The hotel is being put in first
class order by Mr.. Lovejoy.-Fairview
Farm is ore Of the most valuable and finely
located farms in 4 town noted for its good
farms. John l.. Davis, the proprietor, has
many dne specimens Of the equine family
for one of which, a FLY by Nelson's May
Prince, 10 months DID, 5000 was refused
yesterday. May Prince 10 by Kentucky
Prince who 10 the sire Of fifteen on the 2 80
list. including Guy, 2.lOi; Spofford, 2 1871
Fred Folger, 220t; and Bsyoune Prince,
22la. Surely Davis filly. Maggie Prince,
is of lordly blood on the side OF her sire,
Her dam is Lady Soy hian, by Cnenery's
Scythian imported thoroughbred - The
country about here 10 very pleasant and
holds many fine farms. among which is
that Of G. W. Hunton which contains
nearly 500 acres mostly of arabic land
Near the Hunton farm is that Of Mr.. Henry
Fuller noted for its vegetables and flower
ing plants grown under glass and distribut
ed far and wide in this vicinity. Near BY
lie the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan1 Luce.
largely devoted to the rearing of canary
BIRDS. OF which Mrs. Luce often has Ole
hundred. They are largely sold at Lewis
ten. Augusta, WateIville and other places.
North Fassai5oro.
r. W. Mullen Post G. A. r on Sunday
Msv 25, he Id their union Memorial services
n the NJ. Z. Church when full house was
in attendance Rev josiah HAYES of Itch
field made tn, opening and closing prayers.
Mr.. Hawes is over 80 years of sge and is q
vigorous a. many of youngsr age. Reading
OF scriptures by Rev. F. A. Vipal, Memorial
sermon by W. c. kelley Of North Va.sal-
bore The Pot wss represented by an
average number present. The sermon was
instructive, sad the services were very i'm.
pre>s've A; 8 o'clock Oh Memorial Day
G A X Hall will be open ard committee
of aides viii there receive contribution, of
a wers; Of viii h all our friend. are urged
to bring a supply. The officers # the Post
are Issac Huss.y, Commander Orison
Warren, s v. C.; Ambrose Withey, J. V
c.; John Pratt. Chaplain: c ". Hsmlen.
Surgeon; 5 Bragg, o u; II \. E~er,
Adjt.; $ s. McCurdy. Z ".
Piftston.
Morse & G!szier, Rij9es Knicker.
becker, Gres; Falls. Independent. Con-
sumers and Clark & Chaplin Cos. are all
chipping their ice On account of 30 much
rainy vesther there has been but little
pIsnfing doue yet. The hay crop locks
prosperous uow.-Nr. Lady I Powers who
broke his leg short time ago is now able
to be about on crutcIes.
NJ Vernon.
On Sunday, c, rus Williams Grand Army
Post met in q body at the Methodist Church
where q union service was held. A Memo
rial sermon was preached by Rev. Mr..
Chase, . large audief ce Was present.
Branch ktiis.
Mrs. J. W. Northrop il about to sta { in
the coat business She received .wo cases
from B., ton la.t week Herbert Pinkhsn
il selling out his stock OF Mss
Juha Crrmmeu will teach the village
-chooi, CONNER cling June miss Bertha
Do~e 10 tea hirg III Deer Hi Rev F.
Wilson has an appointment to preach here
Sunday, June &.
Wayne.
Rev. A. Scy'ier Of Camden is visiting
friends in this iocn He preached in the
Baptist Church on Ssrday las, tor the pas
tor. Rev. J K Herrick.
North Wayne
The novelty works at Richmond Mills
IRE not going to be REMOVED to Fayette ~
. As announced. - The Good Templars held /.
, socisbie at their hall Saturday evening. I
4 g 'od company was present; quite =
lumber came from Wayne Ice cream /
md eske we're served.--B +. Maxim Esq. !
. intending to send his horss. Walter I,
% the Aususa track to be trained for the I
hummer and fall rsces.-Mr. jenkins, pro-
,rietor Of the n welt work. at kins6eld
md Mrs Fred Hu:chins arr vislurg her
Ill Il.
Tard owing to the vet weather. There is
10 corn planted yet. Grass 10 looking iae
r.
Riverside.
Lot Jones Of Westb,ro. Mass, vas
lere Wedne sdsy. Mr.. Jones il nov COZ
Iected with the Reform School q. Weto~,
there there are 1876 lys They are s,topt-
ng the family mode o, Instruction and re-
ofmasion which Mr.. J. thi1ks will so5n
'e the only right way Of treatment Ellis