Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-09

deaee- We eo-tisue 90 through the shrir-
lnz village Of pscasse isls. wiki is ssnsi-
suIas sssiafs3 bsozks ard private resi-
deness, IL exesliens vs'er system. bank.
sle.rris lights sni esasr
yaI..h,s ..d P.bise I.sprssensns.,
sad here We note TIE si.s stiea which has this
season bers plid 10 the stofrmeri OF TIE
groucds Aroari Easy Of the residences n
me se~n We sonn come TO the ouilt-
fnxs % -. Jelaa', School, about half
ME sorsa If the village azd
herr, too, we see that Hsu>h -rasias Aad
tsrrss. NJ has been done, tine nav dun
ball erecsesi this summer snd macy other
lmp-ossmznf. esnmeaesd The Stars and
stripes fi7zs proudly 10 the breeze from Tx
,usgusI. sf the crpola 90 The n4ia built1Bg,
taus t,-es.lsiming thai the pupils are tas-at
pafr.o.isa, and lore os coant-y- Oar road
nov runs fer some 81 miles through the
tgxn eli pretgas fsls and We psss HlsnF
fertile farm. aud kanisome farm resi-
deaess Near the ssulh line OF the town
on CLARK Book. We hrd another lfze
starch fac.ory, the property 81 don. Geo.
W. Coila., 2at climbing long bit mad
eartetyes ia the prosperous t1sa OF " es'-
FIELD. Tae hay $ ali cut and housed &Ea
slresds The harvester. are st work upon
.onc ie5i- Of early grain. The oat crop
viii be hardly up 20 last year bur We
wheat Gel.s are looking finely. Brosd
asll- Of POTATOES are ssen on every h,nsi,
and as tnere is no sign Of rust or blight.
the prgspee. is good TOT heavy crop
The We've from the hill TOPS Sc We riae
4iaag are most beautiful, and away on
either side may BE- seen nae sseiis ADO
rdees Of maple and which some day VIII
be srsn,fotmei into
Bertils Grain Yields
sid verlant meadows. Pacing through
Nessieli AM across a coraeF OF MARS
Hill w. come 70 the buv lizzie village of
Dialae. aiwsfs aide awake aud progrs sstfe
and showing signs Of business activity.
Bioe ha.t Hstion's Inn bis i.s boo.s IN
gilnely ofea as ~ pass but 1t i too early
20 ,lina ash We speed AWAY oser The smooth
ron ard By many hand,ome farms ami I'm
nor ii.ue fE,ls rs at fult )n's Inn 81 Bralze-
st.er Usre We are sure of a oouotifai
Giaref acd fsi1hful etTe FIR our team. 10
tl.e spaeioa. oil ae at CT dinne- W. lind the
veteran J9hl ketchsm, well knosn a, an
exp IT ii,n .rman an trus y guide for sp ori-
/ z paris. From him We arm III IT there
il a movement on foot 10 bni!d passab'e
road frm Bridgewate' - Number Mae
Like where can be found the finest trout
ii hiHg in the soIli The difficulty of ac-
e, s. to ghi, noted i.bilg grounl has here
t1for. prevented its b-ins place OF gen
er4l resort bur with good road spoTtsmen
fro n far ard near Will be attracted - thls
beautiful lake, ard i will no doubt receive
mach more at.cat0n from the sporting fla
ternIty n the future.
Bong fully rested and refreshed We
hitch up and speed away sg,in southwa'd
W. soon PISS, Church's tannery with It's
Massive Buildings
au long tiers of hsmlock bark, the stores
aai Little yillsc, which this Industry has
butt up and away over hill aud valley We
speed and ERE long enter the town Of Mont
iccIlo. Here. too. We tinl the harvester.
AZ work in the 6tds aud loads eff golden
grain are being hauled away TO the ampe
burns. As we come II The village W.
find the engine IN ShArp's mill putting wig
oroasly at It's work AMI hear the sharp ring
of the saws rs they cat through the cedar
b0lss aad cut GU; many Thousands of shingles
every day Crossing the Meduxnekeag we
clint TO the neat little village Of Monticello,
ard lsa ring il ride along through the hne
i n ttiing District below with Hs bfoai fields
,sgi productive orchards. and ere Icing cone
% the town of Liitleton. Soon after enter
ing the town We come to Il steam Shipg.e
mill located close by the roadside and the
noise of the escaping steam makes the
horses prance merrily and 20 by on the run.
For six miles we nile due south through