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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

The Io~, Union Published TT torn-
ing Ia that State understands very well
the real chsa,ter Of the Voice aud the
way it is helpiug the Democratic license
scheme, when is SAYS The New York
Voicc has llbatcd for years as
an ally OF tho nemocraey
Some moacyed power is sand
Ing thousands of Thorn iuto Iowa st
this time, advocating their party
is.u's n Is prin'inS lettrr' from all
leged iowa Republicans, "a no -sy hes
ar x,inE oleaye tlle cara aud support
the tbrd or Prohibition party Ninety
of su h1niged 90 Them SIRE not Eepuhll-
cans, aud do not az home pretend 10 be.
nne of fheso Is a prominent eitizca of
this vicinity who proposes tp leave the
Republican party. Il Il not two wears
siuoc be- goeppe,l ont of q four years
service 60 the county TO IA oili to viii, II
he WIS el,ered by The Democrats, being
nomlnatd ou their ;irfct Thr Voice
Ia lsus voice to parade MIR l., NJ
STANLEY Is - prominent Iowa Republican
about o leave The party, and nisrepre-
sepis that gentleman
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13
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3cr2asE Ray 10 " 10 sisxpGgsl tfe kngcass
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setszys ISIS u ~ ss6ssf as s-a ess 70 pssss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

4 yatua9ie exchange eitea "a one 81
iie egee,a 81 glle Mckinley biiI sAat
seven psafi collar buttons will sAssp-
peas Al Of aigieh IS probably true
but ifls &. nc.hlez new. What y aeeaea
ia geuse measnge shst viii keep collar
hastass @fare they eaa be- fsand-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

runs in an raiterly direction through the
mid lie of the town 10 within abJu: Il mile
and half Of lie eastern line when, after
making the carve Of tae "jx bow" i; turI $
abruptly TO the norG runTi g ia that direc-
ton until it leaves he tom through Us
northern rorder. Hayden brock rims for
a short distance 10 sou,hessterly direction
through the west part of the town aud
emptes in:o the Aroostook rear Sugar L.
land. Otter Brook flows IN = s3g.he isierly
direction through the northern pat Of the
town and joins the broes.ook near the
"Oxtow." The In colcu5 enters the Town
about mile and q huff from its southeast
corner and flowing in northeastsriy d.
rection enpties into The Aroostook rear the
centre OF the town.
l, will thus be seen that the town 10 well
watered in every part aud were the land
now in the hsuds OF the5 tate aH5 available
for settlement many more fire farms could
be made upon the town. The township
was first organized rs No. 3, X G planta-
ton in 1913 and as OIbow Plantation in
1870 There are two schools in the town
and the people are intelligent ard prosper.
Gus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

r1-Mrs. A. Il. Barnes having fe.affes
from inspecting all the lIiest siyIss =
dfsssmsking 10 Boston, is .r'epsret = 3.
work iss moot satisfactory manner.
will bepleased to meet all her cid pfs''
asd others Who desire dressmskiss dcss
Oc9d4s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

Some of the hunters y bo went gu. ST.
urdaY leta'ued proud Of b sir caJ 3 work.
Mr.. u. G. Robinson of Boston, and Herr
Pierce Of tbs city bro ga, 10 from Man.
chester IL woodcoek Q. .. Tibbet,s who
vent out with party for peep ut the for
Is, determined TO stay until be captured
Reyn1ri ani fortune favored lin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

A handsome mirror for the new store Of
p. c. Deliver, was delivered from the
store of c. Il. Wells Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

A good start was made on the paving be.
tween the Rines Hill crossing and the cost
flee yesterday. Today will probably
complete the job.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

Mrs. Moulton, widoT of the late NJ. s,
Monitor, received Saturday $1,000 from
the Knights Of Honor of which order Nh.
Moulicn was member.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

Auoi z the augusta cit ze1s who attend.
ell the funeral Of Hon. LcsIs Barker y
Bangor yesterday we're Hon. j. II. Ma 1ley,
Hon. Geo. u. Macomber. Hon. Z G. ~
len, G. s.. iI.chbotp, Howsid Owen fpd
Genera! ard Mrs. IL. N. Pjsistsd. VI.
Spoiford sn4 Mr.. Foster. TIE architect ard
bail1er Of tie State House addition, we're
also III a,t5 nisnee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

As hcrse sud cattle lo;icn Sslvssiou
Oil has proven Itself an infaliiaie remedy
Il las received the hearty iaaorsemsntS
Of mary old and wsllknown horsemen
if;ee IS G. rss bottle
Msahsrs do not let your dsriisgs snffsr
with the shsopng c1pgh Wide You have
remedy SO ssr 1t hand. Use Dr.. 8aH's
t'onsh Ssrap. and rhs ii,ile sutfe- win saen
tei relief. Price IS cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

Noondsy prsyeimeetinz at the Y. N. c.
A. Rooms fo- both. sexes, every day from
ie to 10 SO. :.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

Mr.. II. o. Nichols has recently purchased
a house Let at Stspleton, on Child street,
and will Immediately erect there very
pretty cottage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

There will be meeting OF the executive
committee Of the Howard Benevolent Union
at the residence of Mrs. Craig on State
street this evening Monday, At $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

The rush of newspaper mail matter in The
post oillee for the past few days has been
saeh ms to nect ssitate working nights in the
rev spaper department
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

As the result OF collision with a heavy
team wagon en- Water street, Saturday, the
hind axle Of Geo, Hassell's geoeery wsesn
MSS broken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

Fifty STANDARD" sewing machines for
Bean & iIamlen were included in the freigh,
Of the Kennebec Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

With tie price of importea cigars going
up this Is good time to smoke soma
uaic cigars or swear of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

Mr.. j. X. Ames. Of Machias, has pur-
chased of iieriiek e Ellsworth, Worces-
ter, Mass, the American Jersey Cattle
Club bull, Melia's Eupidce, No. 26025
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13
Scess 2TlaiIcss.

Mr., z. c. Doilivsr has moved into hi,
new store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

The Board of Directors of the Y. NJ. C.
A. hold an important business meeting ut
the Rooms at . 80 p. NJ. to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

de b<asq1sst<rs snd poinf OF departure fer
ltd szst iember business - this sresisn sAyi
~ taxt acEo1ns has been = mast infosfAnt
poisf
Ia The dsys Of the great pine timber bus
i1es. rssny iisan sxn.sz Of dollars xere yeaxiy
ErcggA. 20 ihe srwn sas. fortunes ve-s INSIDE
syss lost in cps fssiars Of vhich s sas TIE
g nsre. TIE Arec1iaok War, rhica cane
20 nzsr smsraliag sro great rasioas m 3
synzss nary sfrgggse, vas me means Of at
srassiag asteniasss u tais fer.iie regien and
mary Via nsssss@l Ia ~ish TIE pfsse 10
nxhE The British trespssser remainst to
BAT l. vi b sae sslierness ard TO make
fzrsss ard bones Ia this pas eran'ry. Il
also dsusnHs,r .sei 81 others nos OF the mar
iisi force t1sr the e1as'ry wss accessible
and quite 8 tide Of smsx-a i1n f,ilswsi
The Early s~tsisrs.
In SEPTEMBER. ls53. Elias IL. Hsydes
ami Samuel Hayden cane fscr Madison
cer.rs in Sonerset county to spy oar the
lard ia the far on Aroostook. Thpy cana
up via Pa.tsn 10 dasxrdis. ~hsre they took
boa. and went dovn tee river 10 presqas
Isle which .. tia. time contained bat lis.e
beside Fairbanks mill o. the Presqus lsia
stream. TIE road from the Arocstock
river 70 Carbon hsd then been spotfsd CT,
aad they followed the line through. looking
for location 20 suit them. AT that time
there was no operirg Ia tie wilderness al
ter leaving TIE Ar0esrook river at the Foist
Were the bridge nov crosses in Pfesqus
Isle until they arrived st the ehop?lng #
Ivory Har isan N Lyrd8a AMI from there
20 Caribou The forest was urbroksn. No.
81 esc;ng 10 settle IN Ills rezlea they re-
tarnsd to Presqus lac and polfd their hea.
up the Tiyer 10 tins Uxbow- Here iheg
found S9ryeyur iIenry W. Cunningham
l0ttng the tSwn, which was township No.
., Rssze 9, sai here they eoneiudsd ID
make their future home. Selecting los eh
the south sids Of the Aroosteok river near
shere the river makes its abrupt bend, they
returned TO their homes and in June. 1910,
came back sad commenced telling trees
ap1n their lots. A few snsi, choppings
had been made during the previous year.
bat al! had been Abandoned and tae Hay
deas were the first settlers who came 10
itay.
In Isi2. Mr.. Samuel Hayden moved Lis
family to Ox5ow. being the first family to
come to the town. He rsmsinei until
about 1850, clearing up so3d farm and
building comfortable buildings, ard then
removed to Minnesota Mr.. E. II. Hayden
xas unmarr,ei~when he came to the town.
he built a log camp on bis lot ssd went 10
work to clear up farm. 10 1912 he bull a
barn which was the first frame building in
the town. The plank and boards for this
barn he procured at Poliari's mill on the
81. Croix, running them down that stream
10 Mssardis ard then polling them in bca:
up the river to Oxbow. Mr.. Hayden says
ths, AZ one time he ps!ed 500 feet of green
plank In bat,esu from Mzsardis up to
Oxbow without assistance. In 1913 Mr.
Hayden married daughter of Thomas
Co.'S, and moved her
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

Ladies Relief, Highland Lodge A. o.
u. W, win have dance and Antiquarian
supper a: G. A. II. Hall, Wednesday even.
ipg Oct Is.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

Adsmson's Botasic Balsam has gained
reputation which places it in the fron.
ranks CT curative agsass. L has been in
the rsrke, shosr twenty years. Ii lie recon
ussn Id ss the best phssssians because il
cures cssshs and eelds svefs time.
oetfs IL "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

Colds are vsiy prevalent in the city just
nov. The person who has not one is forsu-
rate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

There is TO be lclool meeting Of tie
village sc1o1l disnist nsxt Saturday sfief-
noon a, 2 30 o'clock. The meeting Is called
to take ac ion regarding tho ex;ehsion Of
school accoDmod ati9ni. In this e9nfcc.
ton vote viii b. taken On the question Of
inug Tor school r1oms the upper sioty Of
the nsH seh9tlIouse on Cu'liasc Heg i.;a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

Nelson l. ber7mieg fxnaeas Ia nsfe ~
specs rIssn oa- His eeiessstsa fsas =
rerrs Hser has Tired Dsxmgat poet -
ART . ysweS .Says soo--who tarfl<s q str
ass IFS Ssssen % Brsskax the VERDI
gee4r.s " wish W csaA say ia Hiss
- Ass has sea a. @sfs NJ poetry ~ tsa
n sd Ia34e ss-.llisa I'D On the Lyxek-
Tsss G rsm srcizI - rsaszkirz % the
frgbssEs xeesSess snieh rssassi 10 IN
aessa q ii Leess Barker. neees ilas fxcs'
tksr three Fer-sn- kxse n@en Killed On fae
streets Of fs4a9es in . smdlar rssnu@r
"Eyesy dsy. says t5e Camzasssiai, share
il laafgsr 1T 4 recurrence Of saes eatssssc-
/. atss sa9 & nelesvss evers rsrson ~seI
trsyss harse 10 as tEse ntas3es care ~.
Dirty 10 protsss hEs osn propsrty bn. sol
save the lives Of ssssss
s.M are i yesriy zr3sseg 10 the sayo- ~
ssmsnsr saars4fs.v says the Ghicsg Da "
ffst-s Reporter. .snsi . aes.5a RI ss'g ri
fss sssasw OF dssbs. % become tzs sssa'
saa1nser reaor. stsss Of AeS EagI4cdi 81 4
ihss 10, before Esa y sss9s A4ye rolled o. .
Houlisn 10 visited by some Of ssas greatest
blessings .hiea Z Is possible 80 have Ia his
world. One day rsesntiy rtsrs sas doxH to
dinner at the soe;l Hssss. swsnts-tsa eprs
Isserq al trsvsi iers As some sEss stmsrke
10 vas nos q great day for raaaerss either
Professor Grsayflis Lee II PortIsal is
ess.5acsiog 4 eiass OF f0sty y~gag lssiies IA
gAgsiesl dfia Il BfidxioB AewAemy,
Tae demand for Maine ministers ahead
is unprecedented Letters Of reagassi7a
srs II order 10 ussny 9aiae eisies aud VII
ltgss B,edsfgrd ha. lost three sxasilFr
pastors sifhin a noalh. aad mo'e are likely
to toli9~ IL is a Ugh compliment ~
Hsias ability ami eaiyase, ba tl's regssr -
hat car ON people ia sos seek % pa; a
sop TO tas aEEia ay maklas j. fos the TENT
pofai advantage, az least, fos oar bright
ycung prssehsrs 70 stay at home
The officers IN VARGAS parts Of the STATE
are niskirg i. decidedly warm for the nieu
xho peda!s without license. IL this hey
afe strongly backed b. iIs regHlar me-
fasnts IL sho4e eatnesg s9lseissGoa the i4g
WIS eaa tod aad ios who's peFs0nil iatar-
CIT IA that Il b.. ar forced man was
arrested ~ Brewer for violation Of fhls Law
sal niors rigd enforcement Of il Isl
apparent all over tbe State.
An Inserc ting Old lady is liyiag a. Cape
Hedi,ck village IN Yarx, IN tue ps9soa 1f
Mrs Elizabeth Tspiey, nov 81 wears of
age In lsi6 sbe started up ihs hfst 20 ser
loom ever SIT 10 motion - Nss Eaglagi
at Dover. n. II.
jane. " Bradbury Of this eity, AIDheus
Fslsh OF Michigan. George w JONES Of
Iowa, aDd Hannibal damlia of Bangor,
v no ti9k their sss,a st the lat session OF
tbe Thirtieih Cingre.s 1919, are toe
oltels ex-Untei STAT Senator'S in s.rvi;e
ow sng the hitter entered the Scfa,e
June i2 l94s, ~ he sueessso- IT Serator
] IN FaiIh i, whes. deith occurred Dee
81 lei7.
Large numbers Of SUNNI n residents Will
remain A. Bar Hsr 3or darias OGtobcr II
enjoy our l1ytly fn1itn summer days A
week IT them is Rorth whole m)ntd Of
t0fr.d July vi il heat an1 ti'c1nfoft.
Tn Maize Central snow pl3vs aad
ser,rsrs have been pa. In order for the
winters york,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

After Dir BeoJy's failure the mill pro
5erly passed iut, the hands of Mr.. George
Sawyer of Massrdis who operated it for a
number of years when il was sold 10 Mr..
G. c. L,b5V who came from Newfeld and
married daughter of Mr.. Ehsn Traffic !
CT Masardis Mr.. Ab-sm II Currier came
from Msysviile in 1854 and for a number
of wears had charge of the Boody farm
In 1863 be bought the l)t Ga the west side
of the stream ahsra he ROW rt sides. Sam
ueI Willard novel from Old Town in 1851
end settled mile east of The stream GU the
farm row owned by Stephen Ellis. He
lived iheye until 1852, when he moved To
the Wiaslow fam where lie resided for
some me and then moved 10 Presqus Isle.
In lss9 the Winslow farm passed into the
POSSESSION of Mr. Eben Traf;on of Mnsar
ois who made many improvements upon
the farm and raised large crops of hay and
grain. Mr. Tfafton never lived in the
town and afterwards sali this farm 10 Mr..
Julius J. Junkins WHO Bow lives uron i g.
James Arderson csnls from New Bfu1s-
wick stou; 1850 ami bought the Samuel
Usy6e1 farm where he has lived ever since.
Robert PurFis came from New Brunswick
about 1854. He Married isughter Of Mr..
Samuel Hayden and in 1855 settled on the
lot where I. l.. Junkins now lives in the
east part of the town. John Mclean came
from Nova Scotia in 1861, and bought tie
William Day farm a hort distance west of
tie siresn. Mr. Mclean vas killed in the
woods by falliog tree, ard kis widow
afserr asds msriisd James Smith, who
ca,ried en- the fam un.il his death few
years since. Mrs, Smith is now living with
Mrs. Joserh Pollard at Mssirdis Thomas
Fleming came from Nara Scotia in 1854
He Afterwards married daughter Of VIII
liam Bossin ard settled on the lot east OF
Sir. Bo.,in's where he now resides.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13
MAINE GOSSIP.

aiate museum hss as an attraction s
u issaSss@ hey whose head mexsarss d
s ] ifs.ss u slsesnafsrence. II IS resaap-
a e sssts that the BOY is native Of
rsssass Eaii.
IL 4 aet At all uniiksly thas this may be
N / y. Maige se5pie cssisfy a zer f,aas
hass Of Chiesso in tie extremity vAisa
ssnsea greatness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

Wholesale grocery dealers Icpcr, ths'
there Is scarcity Of peanuts at the p.eieni
time, add The demand can hardly be tiled
The scarcity Is due 10 tie crop Of lss;Jess
which WIS a small one, having aooas givsr
out, and /. will not be time for the nsv
peanuts OF this year to appear uniii zen
mouth. Augusta has the reputation Of cor
sanirg great many Of the 4 in tie eozf~
Of she year. ard the pesnu. eaters will nts
be so'ry vhen the nss supply c,mes TO-
Ths situation Is by no m~n' ssrisu', h's'
aver, the eirens season IL ever.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

The rosd runs aersss the town ia a
westerly direction on the south eide of the
ArcestEok river. AMI ebert distance s.Gth
Of the centre lin, OF tic t0wn. TIE lots on
both sides of the road are closed and in-
hshitad for neaIiY the whole distance across
the towa, ard the road continuss for mary
miles into the vildesns 50, though used
mainly as wiLtsr lumber road for the
transportation of supplies. The soil ia that
portion Of the town now auder cultivation
is sandy loan, free from stones. eagy Of
cultivation ard very proenciife- Though
far removed from rAisrcad communication
the farmers here hare . ready market fer
produce. IS tie lumber operations consume
all teeir surplus ard farm products COM
maid good pricss. There are some ve.y
fine farK ia the town ard the people
gsncraiy sssm prosperous Mr.. James
Anisr-sn and Mr. Vim. Anderson both
have very fsse farms in the esss par. of the
ypsn on hanisame swell o: land These
farms are en- the north aide Of the read, Md
extend swry to the Arocs.cok river, upan
he tasks Of which are sons fine interval
tracts. Mr.. E. H. Hayden, the
Pioneer Settler Of the Tswn,
hss 10, sores Of cleared Land upon bis farm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

IE~The ssp,lemea OF The unissiisn psr
ish viii sn.er.ain 10 the parior.of the chsr -
on T'sursdsy evening next. Supper 50 =
Ladies will please furnish bread ard 60
AZ usual. oct13dlt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

near the mill, large part of which grant
has since been made into pro 1uc;iye farms.
The mill a. first contained only an up aud
down saw, bu, in 1915 run of stones
was put in. In 1852, Shepard Body
of Old Town bought the mill property and
the land connected with it. Mr.. Body
was largely engaged in the lumber business,
having extensive operations upon the head
waters OF the Aroostook. Pine timber be-
ing at that time much higher in Bangor
than in St. John. Mr.. Body fer q number
of yesrs drove his lumber to the mouth Of
the Munsuuguo, where he took il from the
river with teams and derricks and hauled il
across to Sebois lake on the Penobscot and
drove it to Bangor. He employed large
number of men, som times continuing bis
operations dlring the entire year. lie
moved his family u Oxoow, where he msd =
the headqusrt RS of his large lumber bus
ness and here alec be engaged ext 'nsively in
farming. He cleared up more than two
hundred acres of land AMI raised large
crops OF hay and grain for his lumb r
operations. Mir. Body failed in 1864, and
removed from oxbow, living at various
places in ATooStook county, devotng
much OF his time during his later years to
preceding the gospel accord nj ID the
Methodist faitl. He died at Mora, on the
Patt3n rad. something over year ago.
Those VITO knew bin as business man
speak eli him SIS an honest mar, hind and
generous to the poor. but unfortunate in
lis buSi .pes pceratilus
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

t~Niss Sara Tuttle teacher o.
voice, at ). ,. Dsyine's Bangor si'cst:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13
Local NOTICES.

Less ;wscs AZ ioas as chap sap ~
laundry ass- Bfus.e.s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

on his forest farm. After the boundary
dispute was settled by the treaty of 1912
The lumber business improved and ready
market was Afforded for ali the produce
raised in this vicinity. Thus becoming
more independent Sir. Hayden, In the fall
OF 1913, built him a comfortable log house
in which he lived until 1919, when he built
frame house ard commenced keeping s
hotel, in which business he continued in
connection with farming, until some six
years ago.
The next settler to come to the town was
Mr. John NJ. Winslow, who came from
Freedom, w aldo Co. in March. 1912,
and settled opposite Mr.. Hayden's. lie
cleared up u farm ard also engaged in the
lumber business. lie was the fi's; clerk of
the plantation after is organization. He
remained until 1862, when he removed
TO Minnesota where he afterwards
died Mr. Thomas Goss. Jr., son Of
the pioneer settler Of Masardis came
with his family to Oxbow n April, lsf.,
and settled oa 10, in the extreme west
part of the town. He remained but about
three years when he removed to Marardls
and after wards to the Fish river road.
About 1870 be returned to Oxbow and ses-
tied IN the east part of the town vher; he
remained until his death in 1915. His
widow is still living i, the town with her
daughter, Mrs. I. L. Jnnkins. Aaron
Sciiboer and family moved from Lincoln
in 1913 and settled on lot on the Umcoi-
Gus stream where he made farm and lived
abort twenty-five years. when he removed
to Patten. William Bottin csme from
Mad son in 1913, moving his family to the
town the next year. lie took up a lot on a
beautiful ridge west of the mcoleus, where
he has made a fine productive farm and has
good orchard. The old gentleman is still!
living on the fsrml but is COW too infirm to
labor. la 1913, Ira Fish & Co., of Patten,
hul, a sawmill on Umcolcus stream short
distsnce abaye the present bridge, In aid
of this enterprise the company received
from the State grant of
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Daily 1tbtt saaraal.
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cxrsls cfsh1Rs ard resolutions Il ssspe-.
VIII s.~ chsrssd y shs rate Of sse csns linz
All savrszf&x announcement Of entertain
saer.s whose elsiccs is the raising Of mcuey
WI se charged !. so rate Of afsen cents
Ere
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An in'ere ting Old lady is liyiag a. Cape
Nedd,ck village IN YORK, IN tue pefsoa Jf
Mrs Elizabeth Tspley. nov Of wears of
age In lsi6 she started np ihs iif.t 20 ser
loom ever SIT 10 motion - Nv Eaglagi
az Dover. ". II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

The -tttem mt 81 tte Hapk Of Eng
iaHt isst week, hoaiug = decrease I'm
sospr,e ut more han $40 100000, reflects
thr comparative elo.enes7 of the money
mafEes ahruld Money Is naturally
rgtj there thstime ct the year This
ret-"n the str'nEeucy Is rendered some
Whit motc Intense by the domanas Tor
aperie and The withdrawal of gold for
r'gn account. These are not conIi-
tons. however which Feed cause any
el h apprehension 49, many have ex-
r~,-nl ofcour-r the effect upon The
stHr iaa here Is naturally tp stiflen rates,
Hu rHe cond tjoHof our export trade ia
ae bag. and rHc dcmiui Ter the metal
t'tuil 3. ppt lih ~ 90 hc such A. TO re-
ult n any SERIOUS drain upon us The
llr. ihht ilfe Bank Of England decided
uUt 20 fursher advance las rate ot d's.
eo'r', which rcnaiu7 at : per ccrt il
inAearica lhlt t4c sitpati "a there az any
ritai. u5t sie~rd with iuy great degrsc
az aMfut