Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-19

to build new hall for themselves With
nice ,s,re underne ath. which will add much
to the place. The design for the building
IS good one.
!North Boothbay.
John G. spinney killed two hogs last
week, one weighing 81 lbs. and one 224
The Ladies' Social Circle met with Mrs
julia T.. Spinney THURSDAY afternoon and
evening Qaite . number were present,
and all enjoyed themselves hughly, and de-
parted for their several homes At An early
hour Mrs Clara Giles has been very sick
sith Ia grippe, but Is improving fast
Fred Reed, Fred and Grin Dunton. Frank
sriisle, and others arrived home Saturday
from Kennebec. where they have been at
~ork.-John Spinney and family. Mrs. Geo
Adams and Mss Abbic Abbott took dinner
slth Capt. G p. Hodgden's family Friday
Mrs. Martha Bradbury is very sick with
lung fever.-Miss Annie Dodge 10 very low
With la grippe.
Cedar Grore
Workmen who came on runners found II
very hard travelling on returning home Sat
lrday. The cold came just in time to save
the ice and the men were glad to return
Sunday niqht.-The floating ice caused 4
lutte damage here Saturday. The repair
iug was done Sunday and all were in readi-
ness to run Monday and also at night.
The ice business looked rather discourag.
ing last week Two weeks running il
looked forward to IL the weather holds
cold.- Tuesday two inches Of snow made
-. hos att NO
their ice so far with very little expense.
PEsoBscor.
Dtrmont
A. Day and L. 7. Bussey have pur-
chased Cold Spring Cheese Factory, located
At Dixmont Corner with the intensions of
operating it the coming season.-Amos
Whitney. a highly respected citizen of this
place. was committed to the Insane Hospital
last week We hope that his stay there
will be short Our sleighing left US last
Friday Last Friday night an unkno sn
party took team from the barn Of Mrs.
Geo Could. but returned it before day
light. by the looks Of the team it was out
about all night. They took bags and wound
around the thills and bells to keep them
quiet, as they went from the stable.
Upper Saltwater.
A representative Of New York ice firm,
Mr. Nelson, was in town Saturday prospect
ing for chance 10 cut 10 900 tons of ice
20 be sh pped by rail to Bangor. Plenty Of
ice of excellent quality WAS found. and so
near the sun water branch OF the NJ. c K
X as to afford the best facilities for load
ing Mr. Nelson will decide this week as
to location.-r has F. Sturtevant. C z of
st Cloud MINI is in town visiting friends
Mr.. John W Gould has bought the lot
next u the Union Church on Bennoch Ave ,
and will erect house thereon soon
J B Fol.om is in Portland attending the
February term of the u S Cour asa juror
Mr. George ? Gould, one Of our most
prominent ard highly resps cted young men
will leave Thursday for st Joseph. Mo,
where he will acc pit position with his
brother in law. Mr.. Loomis r. Goodsle,
Chi. ( engineer of the Hannibal 4 ST. Joseph
r. K. MIR Gould is me mber Of the senior
class NJ. s c and will leave q large circle
Of friends both at the college and in town
rho wish him bountiful prosperity and sue
cess in his new calling.
SoMERsET.
81. Adams.
Another corn factory meeting has been
held TO see what the citizens will do about
putcha.ing the building erected by Mr.
phinney three years ago. and agents are
out soliciting the acreage for this year. and
are meeting with good success LA grippe
is losing its hold and nearly all the cases
nave recovered Mr.. Hatch, the High
School teacher is re covering from his recen,
Illness and has gone to Clinton to teach a
term of school.-A large amount Of lumbe !
has been hauled into the mill and Messrs
X ncard and Nelson are busy saving it out.
WARRINGTON.
Columbia Falls.
The Free High School closed . success
ful term last Friday. Mr.. Co'e, teacher,
have. to day for his home in Eliot Mr..
Forest Peterson is very sick. His friends
have little hope of his recovery Mr..
Richard Allen has presented the NJ Z.
Church of this place q pulpit set at . cost
of about $3.50. Mr.. Allen evidently in
tends to use his money at home where ii
will do the most good and the people here
are very thsnkful.-The Young Ladies' In
dustrial Society Of this place are to have a
course of lectures at the NJ f Church
This first was by Rev. A. j. Lockhart of
Cherry field, the second will be by Mr..
Stephen Nash Of Addison. on Thursday
evening, February Goth. - The lum-
Der crews are coming out Of the woods
30 wait for snow. If snow does not
come soon Leighton & Co. will begin to
hanl on wheels the two vessel frames they
contracted to get out. Mr.. Crandon would
build a third if there was snow on which to
get the timher.-Schooner Edna. Of Colum
his Falls. Cap. Chas. l.. Donavsn. from
New York for Savannah. Jan 3lst, rescued
the crew of schooner NJ A. Bonsall. of
Wilmington, near Frying Pan lightship
The rescued crew were in helpless condi
ton when relieved, having been two days
ard nights at the pumps. without fsod or
sleep. Capt Donovan treated them with the
utmost kindness, and brought them to Sa-
vaunah, O;her vessels had pas'ed by with
out needing their signal Of distress. This
is Capt Donovan's second rescue at sea of
distressed crew