Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-21
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funeral sesvics Of Mrs Ma % Morrill, ot
East Resdheld took place Monday &C. A
Mace our school supervisor 10 still cor hned
to HE room by Ii grippe and rhsumsti.m -
The coat shop Of Mr.. j French IL now well
filled with work Some Of the young msu
Of the Sabbath school are taking part 10
religious interest here.-Ssdie Havoc Is
hook keeper for John Cover Of win,hro
Georgia Richardson IL teaching school h,
Manchester. Mr.. Lovejoy We learn will
open the hotel here the frst Of June.
R,rsrstde.
Lorin LAWS who has been on visit to
his friends here returned to his home IN
Merrimac Mass last Thursday City
Marshal Norton OF Gardiner was here Friday
on friendly visit 10 the family Of Daniel
Lothrop. --H. W. Tucker Of Wa,ervilie was
in town Saturday Thomas Robbins and hi.
son Mnniey Of Portland arrived here last
Saturday visiting William Siblcy. Miss
Ruth Is Weston Of Bremen wss here last
SATURDAY 49, william Strong ~ill run the
roe mschine H. this part OF the tosn this
season. comm 'ncifg - soon As II IL dry |
enoush MIR. Suorg has good team nni g
viii BE- good careful man to see that the |
work 10 well done. The Dads are ut tn u |
"a condition t,, . n, hy. o., T., ii ..,
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reliable Highway Survey ors who will be
careful To look after the condition of the
roads Monday morning about 230 u mao
tapped st the house of Alfred Lee. Mr. l.
got up. dressed ani went To the door. A
man stood on the steps almost nude He
was about ~ years of age, bare headed
9Th 10 pants Goa. or vest on; ard ASKED
to be supplied witt n 'crs.ary protection be
fore II Vas light. lie said h. bad bee n
drums sfh 'uvh ne me" ."' ''"'r' ~
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iIatseli W. Pollard. son of Deputy
Sher n, X, Pollard of Wio.lov. has ju.'
graduated from ,he Dirao Business Col
iesc at Augusta. with high honors AT the
T. publican caucus To chose delegates 10
.au na,.h.,, .na !, 9 u,w.,,
were chosen to the state; G. u Warren,
A q Cinord. b. u. Patterson and J. Y
TAYLOR 10 the County, ard G. G.. Cornish
c. W. Ia, Tor Horace Hey wood and j. NJ.
TAYLOR TO the District Convention. A large
numb r of voter. were out.
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Rural Lodge Of Good Tcmplsrs have in
stalieu the IollowinH omcefs Tor the ensuing
quar-. " ~, n"s 'e"e =, " y"
Sec ]. l.. bradford. Tress. Mr. Z,n.
Robbins; Chaplain. John Leafeu. 4 i
r. Mr., !. L. bradford. Ms,,hsl Frank
Hart. ID NJ. blanche Ru,ler, a N.ts
Lenfest Sen SvIysnu, Uemenv.v A,,hn,
Stewart was recommended for l.. IA
delegation of sir .tleniea The ni.,r,r,
Iodss ees.ion Al W..h,r,,or f,,r, Rn,.l
Lodge,
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High School closed Friday General
Bridge offered last year . silver medal to be
given each year 10 the most deserving
scholar. Those to whom the price wer.
awarded for the coming year are Miss
Oracle jackson. Mr.. Frank Jackson, Misc
Nina johnson. Mr. Augustus Hatch, Mise
Grace Hall, MI. Rufus Carlton Our town
school commenced Monday. Miss Carrie
Lowell Of AlnA teacher Mr. True Cotton
10 visiting friends q, Dresden Mills and
Cedar Grove During the past week there
has been great demand tor ice. -vesseis
are waiting ct Lincoln's, Lawrsnc~'s and
Berry's
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Dexter has been getting good we,iins
since May come in. people have had but
little chance to york on land. Some grain
has been sosed but most /. ye, 10 be sowed.
Will 1t do 10 SOW wheat A. late ~ this 2
Farmers have been hauling dressing, break !
ing up and firing fences. to-day is the nrst
day for long time without any rain but
nos It looks a. though is may rain before
morning. Few potatoes ana peas have been |
planted. Gran 10 looking finely and pros.
pc Il Of good hay crops. Cows are out to |
pasture and young stock and sheep will 20 |
carry 'n's wees some nave Already oeen
sns,h,r. - 80 a., 49," ~ VIZ 'o'
Your correspondent 10 glad 20 be able once
more to report Dexter Grange Good work /
hiss been done the past few wseks. s.v