Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-15

at Rev u. n. eiprslls's Last Friday even
! iig with good result.
fsLAsD FALLs.
| Two weeks Of Ane harvest weather and
the farmers in this section have nearly or
quite oil finished harvesting thsis grim and
are nov haishisg digging their potatoes
Oats will be light crop. While wheat in
many cases 10 An entire failure owing to-
the extremely wet season. Potatoes are
turning out veil and very little complaint
| of sottipg, An abundance Of fall feed, %
stock will come 10 the barn In fine con
dision --Lumhesmen are starting into the
woods. There vili not be . very large
amount cut this winter. Martin Emerson
has small crew Of about twenty men. and
Emerson Brothers about the same number
which crews will be increased somewhat
later on. Men are quite scarce nov and
vsges vefv good.-Mrs. Nav. widow Of the
late Levi May, died here Of typhoid fever
Ocs. 7th.-Csps. George A. Carver and
wife Of New York, have lately been visit
ing friends here.-The shiugle and saw
mill ct this place has shut down for week
or ten days for repairs. The claphoArd
mill Is turning ont some very nice bass
wood clapboarls for which there 10 quite
local demand Of this time.
kennsbec.
WAYNE.
Mr.. Lewis Boothby's RENAME were
brought from New Hampshire to Leeds for
burial Saturday evening. Nearly two years
ago he lost the use Of his lower Limbs and
has been gradually failing in health since
then.--The Sisters Manter. have sold their
stock Of goods to Mrs. G. w. Bessee who
will continue in the millinery and dfess
making business Rev. J. r. Herfick, for
two yeass pastor Of the Baptist church re-
signed yesterday. He intends to close his
LAHORE here Oct. 2Gth. Since he came here
parsonage has been bought and paid for
and stable put up and boarded.
WEEKS MILLS.
Mr.. A. d. Miller will move into the
Estes house this week.-Thefe was . party
Of Eve Thomaston gentlemen at the hotel
last week. They we're on hunsiss trip and
returned home much pleased with their
stay and success, - they found grey squir-
rels and paftridges plenty.-We are pleased
TO say that Mr.. Justus Hanson, Who has
been an invalid for the past year is improv-
ing rapidly, under the treatment Of DIR.
James MIR. Marie Jackson Of Randolph
is visiting here.-Mr. Frank Doe who hiss
been stopping at home for . few weeks
win return to Fairfield Thursdsy.-Mrs.
Abbie Post was in town Monday.-The
funeral Of Mr.. Joshua Crummett was held
Monday.
vienna.
Potatoes have decsyed badly in this
vicinity. Most Of the farmers are nearly
through with their harvesting.-Mrs. J. +.
Ladd and her son Of North Easton, Mass,
are visiting relatives and friends in Vienna,
New Sharon and Pennington William L
Sawyer and his wife have returned to their
home in Csmpeilo. Mass.-Mrs. Hattie
King and her children Silas and Hazel, and
Miss Jennie R. Sawyer are visiting their
brother Corydon A. Sawyer and other rel
atives in Dexter.-Bert A. Vafney the stag
driver from North Vienna 70 Augusta, has
spent the last week with his parents here in
town.-Mrs. RIA. Sherman of Lisbon 10 ona
visit TO her parents, Nj. and Mrs. Lewis
Gould. Sac has very sick child.-John
W. Hughes 10 in Sidney pressing hay
Hiram Healey intends moving to Winthrop
soon.
NORTH WAYNE.
Farmers in this vicinity are busy gather
ing their crops.-The apple crop while not
30 abundant ~ in years past is much larger
than was expect d and handy home mar
ket Is found for them a. the GINNING fac
tory of Jennings Bros. which ia running
with full force of help.-Mrs. J. ?.
Stevens and son Of Portland are visiting
relatives 10 town.-Mr. and Mrs. W. V.
Barclay have gone to Oakland where Mr..
Barclay has charge of the works Of the
Great American Axe Co.'S. A. Nelke has
returned from trip to Boston. A.
NJ. Knowles and children Of Hallowell are
visiting at s 4. Nelke's.
Mourn VERNON.
Last Friday morning. Oct. 10, a. Mrs. +.
NJ. Gilman came cut from their stable door
che slipped and fell in such manner that
the small bone Of her right leg; the fibula
vas fractured about three inches above the
ankle joint. The ankle joint vas severely
sprained 90 that it has been very painful.
The apple evsporsting business of Benz.
W. Hartman & Co. has been bought BY the
Allen Brothers and will be run BY them
Mr.. Henry A. Mooers has returned home
from Massachusetts for few veeks vacs-
tion.-Mr. Mark B. Gilman arrived home
from New York On the loth.-Apple buyers
are ylsrty and apples scarce.
SIDNEY.
Mr.. Arthur Hammond of Mass achusst.s
is in town for short t me visiting his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hsmmond.-
Miss Sophronia Knowles OF Manchester,
spent last week In town visiting hsr sister,
Mrs. A. L. Clark. MIR. and Mrs. William
lac .,t tn LAT
week visiting friend, Mr.. Eugene Jewett
week visiting his sister, Miss Minnie c.
Jewetk-Mf. Tufts of Lexington spent .
few days With his doughter, Mrs. James
CLARK, last Week.-Mrs. Lizzie Leighton Of
South Boston came home last Thursday
night, very nick, and is nov with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Leishton.-Mr. and
Mfs. Albert Robbiosou and two little daugh-
tiers left Monday for the if hone in Boston
after pleasant visit at her old homs in
Sidney Mics Cora Black spenta few days
last week visiting friends at Geschell's
Corner.-It il reported that Biiah Ward
had stroke Of paralysis last week.-MY.
Charles Hamlen while hauling stone
last Thursday backed his team OF
the top of very steep hill,
the cart loaded With stone pulled the horses
backward over the hill horses. cart, stone
and Mr.. II. going down tie hill 10 great
confusion. The horses came up unhust, but
one Of them vhile down Kicked Mr.. II. in
his right leg but not seriously, be also hit
the back 81 bis head against something
which caused quite lump on his head.
he is doing weli.-Ata meeting Of Joseph
W. Lincoln Relief Corps. Sidney. Sssur- |
day Oc,obsr llth, they Initiated two nev
members. They nov have tuenty mem |
befs and are doing nnely.-The King's |
Daughters held = meeting 1t Mrs. 4. |
SswteIie's Thursday last with very good |
attendance.