Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-18
STATE NEWS.
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filling their houses The have got 81, 900
tons Of new ice aud about 1 900 tons of old
ice They have not stacked any yet.--The
Oakland Ice Co. finished filing their their
stacks last Wednesday night. They have
housed and stacked about Ii, 900 tons, and
have sold the ice and bull iings to the
Scots of New York At . good price. There
10 4 crew at work putting . roof over the
stacks Haynes 4 Dewitt on the Day
farm have been running day and night and
will probably get their houses full.-The
Consumers Ice Co.. have housed about
900 tons and are now filling = email
iack.-Glazier, on Moulton's wharf. has
his houses about third full The Great
Falls and Xnickerbocker Co.'S both have
their houses and stacks full. Scott & Sons
At the Faben' place finished filing their
stacks last tFriisy.-Probably there will be
considerable more ice put up this week IL
it holds as cold ~ 1t 10 today, Monday,
March II.
East Pitston.
Mr.. Britton, who has been seriously III.
10 now con sidered out of danger. His son
hss returned - his work in the South
Rev. o r;ler has decided to give up the
effective relation to conference next spring.
Mise Alice Blodget has returned from
Massachusetts on account of poor health -
Mrs. Springer and daughter are visiting
friend. in Augusta Miss Lydia Koight
is visiting in Wsterville. The singing
school has re opened, to continue twelve
nights Mrs. Mary Jones Of Alma, was At
home for few days last week.
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Upper StiIiirdter.
Messrs. Adams and Andrews Of Bangor
have housed l 500 tons Of ice near the
Morrison mill and have . large crew busily
employed in dlliDg house Of larger capa-
city. Their ice 10 Of the best quality an 4
is from eighteen to twenty inches in thick
ne. They have an almost unlimited 6ed,
there being no other operators near them
Mr.. G. A. Lewis has completed his
numbering oper stions on Mud Pond for
tn . season. Mr.. Lewis will at once be gin
repairing his steam shingle mill-Mrs
james Michael died Thursday from heart
failure. She had been i'll but very shor,
time.-Mfs J. J. Quimby vas called to
Winn Friday by the sickness Of her
brothers wife, Mrs. Nathan Averill The
members Of Revival Lodge, Good Ten.
piafs, will celebrate their nineteenth ami
versary Friday evening, March 81. Invi-
tations will be issued to friends of the
members and it 10 expected to be . very
pleasant occasion.-Byron Porter lost q
fine colt after the college farm stallion,
Bay ard, last week. Mr.. Porter has auothe
colt after the came horse that is eleven
months old and extremely large, weighing
in the neishborhood Of 900 pounds.
DEXTER.
The Baptist Church has been treated with
new pews and new carpet, and the organ
has been removed from front Of church t,
rear near pulpit and after two weeks y it'll.
out services We we're glad to Welcome bscl
Bro Fletcher on Sunday, March g. The
church looks clean ard neat inside and il
has recently received cost Of paint on out
side When spring opens . new vestry il
contemplated. Monday, March 10, the
second anniversary Of Y. 2. s. c. +. "a,
celebrated and the church was well filed
Many from neighboring societies ver,
present
WALDO.
Freedom.
Another snow storm gave renewal Of ou
shedding and business 10 lirely at Benton
lumber MILL A. Bowler Of Nortf
Palermo is Ora vins the lumber from thi
, place for his new house. High Schoo
at the academy under the instruction o.
Chas. Wentworth Of Freedom has . goo,
attendance and Mr.. ". is giving good salts
faction The amateur club Of our villag
gave an entertain ment last Friday eve an,
though the travelling vas bad and it storme,
.. there vas . good gathering. The receipt
, were about fifteen dollars Tuesda
before the grange gave box socisbIe Wit
good attendance and the receipts ver
eight dollars &C. e. Smith Of this town ha
sold his farm to 2. ". johnson Of thi
town. He has purchased the Kenni.to
!. farm in Boothbay, and 10 moving his good