Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-15

lively the past few days Some good oses
are left get for saie.
South Gardiaer.
Mr.. jacob Hos, from Lssdvilie, Col f. 10
ir the place looking after his interests here.
Quite 4 number Of vessels have come sp
and loaded .itt iee- A four nastsd
schooner loaded With ice At the Independent
snd vent out Thursday afteruoon--Mr.
Hurtly from Boston has been in town this
~eek Quite 4 number Of the iosgefs have
returned home from the lumber campo
The Msine Cebu2l 10 placing 40 awning
over the platform at the depot.-Business
in this section bids fair to be very lively
this season-Mr Sherburn Lawrence 10
having a ba, window put or his house.
KNOX.
Hope The assessors have com pleted the
valuation, snd and personal property to the
amount of SAC, POS; real estate $3.50, sos;
total 1927 ,0I0. an Increase Of 81 500 over
1889 ID IL. Mansfield. . dealer in sewing
machines, in tearing to pieces an old ma
chine in his possession. found Z secret
cavity containing fifteen twenty dollar bills
LIxcoLl.
Cedar Crtre.
We are enjoying the beautiful weather.
and looking forward for settled travelling.
ihe wood has been manufactured and
farmers will soon commence their field
work Our High school Is prospecting. and
doing the teachers much credit Rev. Mr..
S,i6s coed sermons are very much missed.
Rev. MIR Stiles tosk great interest in
his music class at West Dresden last win
ter, and his scholar. all appreciated his
kindness Mr.. W. G. Ford 10 in Bangor
shipping ice at Hxllowell, Monday. Ves-
sells are waiting for ice at LipcolD's. Kpick-
erbocker's and Lawrence Cos.
PExoBscor.
Newport
Mr.. Paul Psase wandered away from his
home last Thursday evening during tenn
porary fit of insanity, and was found the
next night in the woods. He vas quite
badly bruised and 10 nov very sick Mrs.
j. W. yelling and her daughter, left the
Shaw House Thursday night, and went TO
Amherst, Nova Scotia, where she will re-
side, Capt yelling having bought house
there Rev. B. C. Wentworth held Quar-
terly Meeting at the NJ. f Church Sunday
R,v. Mr.. Smiling the pastor is intending to
move in few weeks. The village schools
begin next week. There are two vacancies
to be filled. one each in the primary and
high schools. -Miss Laura Bowes 10 visit
ilg,in Rhode Island.
SOMERSET.
East Madison.
The luni bermen are daily arriving at their
homes after long and gener Ally successful
winters operation.-D. J. Rowelrs teams
got home Friday last-Msny farmers are
engaged in making and marketing maple
syrup.-The asse ssors are patiently plodjing
through the mud ttriviDg to ascertain how
rich or poor the people are in thi- A. d
1890 i understand a town meeting is to be
called April 2lst to see il the town will vote
to .rescind'' in several cases where money
was voted at the annual meeting, to build
roads.
Starks
Mr. Morrill, Moore has purchased the
place known as he Richard DuIey farm
and will take possession the first of May.
Mr.. REUBEN Q1imby who now lives on e
farm. il is rnniored. will move to Ms'ison
Miss Blanche Butler has engaged the
summer term of school in our village This
speaks we'll for Miss B as she taught the
school last eummer.-Mr E Z Frederic
has been chosen school agent in district No.
s.
ST. Adams
MIR Geo. B Osborn who Ia. been sick
aud confined TO the house for nearly six
months was buried FRIDAY, April llth.
Mr.. Osborn was located for several years
at Grant Rapids, Mich in the photograph
business, but his health failing he returned
II his native town two years ago, HE
funeral was ATTENDED By R4v. Mr. Hayden
Of Auourn.-Mr. mon Wing of Boston,
formerly a re.ident here, is in town
on 4 visit to his relatives and friends.
He also is an artist and hs. built up
Il large business in pictures and photo graphic
apparatus for the trade having invented the
camera now largely used in the business -
Mr.. Knight of Deering, who has been stop
ping with HE brother in law, Mr.. Hiram
HAYES, returned home last week.-Ons
hundrsd and fifty cords of hard wood have
been hauled to the corn factory this spring
for the use of the factory while canning
and packing corn.