Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-26

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Winter 6chools-A New Church !.
Aroostook County - Weddings -
Accidents In ono Family-The Lum
Der Mills Shut D,wo for Winter
Mains People.
Aroostook.
| SHERMAN Mills.
| At present we have on smoo' h roads good
sleighing Of eight inches Of snow reduced
by warm weather 10 four inches.-Scboo
at the Mills closed Saturday. nor. 22i
| and we shall have few weeks vacation
Then the winter term will begin, to De kept
| by G.. T.. Robinson of this town who kept
the same school last winter--Tuesday OF
the past week 2. Z. Young went on a
"s.ill hunt 10 the soft snow and
brought down deer followed by Z. A
Jackman and James B. Lewis who took
one then Jos Gilbert Joy went out and
killed two deer. He did well for boy OF
fourteen. Ezra Jackman took one. All
were residents Of Sherman Mills, aud some
of them were gone but few minutes from
the house. Moral Result of law to
protect game from an unrestricted slaugh-
ter.-Suniay as Geo. W. Frank and his
mother were driving.to church the hor>
began to kick and continued till it had
kicked the sleigh to pieces. A neighbor
carried Mr. Frank TO church while Mr..
Frank controlled the animal
MARS HILL.
The weather continues fine and wheeling
good. About an inch of snow covers the
ground The Pevy factory started up last
Monday and is turning out pevy stocks for
the Bangor Notwithstanding is now in
order. number of small crews have gone
in from this town; nearly all are con-
fined to the mountain. The rest of the
town i, settled and well dotted with fine
homes.-Geo. W. Brawn had grand enter
tainment in his new building and residence
Friday evening in honor of his family NOV
ing in. oysters were served in fine sly lie
and all who attended enjoyed a first rate
time Lewis Brown Esq, of Freeman was
recently the guest of d. T. Townsend
X II. Landers has gone to Massachusetts
to visit relatives.
MONTICELLO.
The travelling is very bad, neither sleigh
ing or wagoning, and all are hoping for q
little more SHOW DSlDTt luhnhsgl!luE.-
There will be meeting at the church every
evening this week. Rev. F. W. Towle will
hold Thanksgiving service at the church
Thursday, at 3 2. M.-Our young folks are
planning Thanksgiving ball at yelling
tons Hall and good time is expected
Quite 4 number of our ladies' went to Houl-
ton the 18th to attend the District Conven-
ton of the W. c. I. U.
PORTAGE LAKE.
1t is quite good sleighing here.-M-s
Jennie West intends to start for Presque
Isle next Monday, where she will spend the
winter-The Ross Brothers talk of going
into the woods next week to work with their
teams for W. A. Vina.
WOODLAND.
Pleasant weather for November The
merry jingle Of sleigh bells were heard for
a few days the past week but today, Nov.
%, there is but little snow to be seen
November so far has been very pleasant
month There are lots of crews going into
the woods cutting cedar and STREET.-THE
Goodwin & Hacket mill at North Wood
land have the smallest amount of rift at
their mill than has been at any one time
since they have run the mill.-The Carlton
& Berce mill which has been unable to run
for sometime for want of stock is about
ready To run again as new stock is coming
in-The school 10 District No 3, taught
by Miss Celia Staiss Of Washbura, closed
Friday after very successful term of
twelve weeks-Miss Gertrude Crude
closed her labors as teacher in District No.
8 one week ago. Although of but little
taa hos ba
faction.-M.s Mer.ie Small is teaching in
District No /.
SPRAGUE's MILLS.
Several of the town schools commenced
Monday. Owing to the illness of the teacher
Grin Rand, the opening of the Fuller
school is put off one week
Jim Randall went to Presque Isle
Moudsy TO enter upon his duties as clerk
in Maiigsn's clothing establishment -
James Hersey cut his hand on a saw. infict.
ing severe wound which was attended bv
DR.. Bean.--The Free Baptist Sewing Cir
Gle presented Rev. C. V. Parsons with a
fur coa,-John Annss leaves for Bucks
port xt Monday, to attend school Fred
Z Smith is clerking for Mr.. Sswyer-Ths
Sunday schools are commencing to talk
about Christmas trees.
WAsHBuRs.
Sleighing is fairly good. The roads are
smooth and frozen hard with few inches
of spow.--A little child of Allen Drosts
net with sad accident recently which may
necessitate the amputation of hand. The
child placed its hand on the clothes vrnqe,
and in some way got its fingers wrung into
the cog wheel.-Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ballard
int nd leaving next Monday for Vassalboro
his mothers home, where they will probs-
bly, spend the winter.-Fred L. Faruham
has been granted pension. We are AWAY
glad of news like this, for no soldier gets q
pension but what he richly deserves -
Aroostook towns may well be proud of theii
KENNgBEc JOURNAL for it seems that the
highest aims of the gifted editors are bent
in the direction of giving them splendid
paper both State AM local.
NEW LIMERICK.
Snow enough fell Monday night sud
Tuesday forenoon of last week 10 make
good sleighing. HUDSON Green at work 10
the woods received severe kick in thu
side from horse few DAYS ayo.-Nrs
Francis Harper, National Supt. of work
among colored people in the ". C. T. T.,
lectured in Drew's schoolhouse Wednes Law
evenipg last. Her talk was interesting a.d
profitatle.-Chas. A. Sheldon has recently
put stock Of dry goods and groceries in'o
the building formerly occupied by F. l.
Dyer rs store in the Drew neighborhooa
Mr.. Sheldon also teaches school il the
! Drew District and Mrs. Shellon attends to
the wants of his customers during school
hours.-Lsst Friday Afternoon Scott AID
Frank Sui,h aged respectively five and
eigh: years, s,rs of George Smith
were trying to cut q piece of rope
with an sxe. As Flank went to
st ike, Scott put his hand upon the block and
the axe fell upon it nearly ssvering the
thumb ard cutting scross the hsnd jus; back
of the kuuekles. DR. Movers hopes to save
the hlnd however. This fsmi y is having 8
pretty hard time. Il was only few week:
| ago ,hst Harry AL older son had his hand
| Injured by the bursting of gun srd q Little
over a year ago Fores, the Oldest boz hsd
| all The fingers If his lef. haad Gus off BY a
single saw.
Hancock.
| Blue Hill.
| Your agent called on Mr.. z. P. Save:
and found him very busy fesdiag BIZ. poul
Try which he raises on quite an extensive
scale. He Informed me that one year age
| he started in for The winter With l59 ben.
snd during the year has sold in poultry and
| eggs enough so that the net p-efg "a. beer
| s265, besides what was used for the family
AMI hi. stock IS better cos than when start
ing. VINO says sit don't pay 10 raise poul.
try:
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.