Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-19

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,osy isss Ihops every Good Tsmplss IN
~ district viii advocass his eiecsion- II
he Il nousnssed Il 10 tantamcuns 20 IN eiec
sion. There are no more inseliigent -
assh,s and good voters In Nes kssiasf
thsa IN the Third Congressionai Dls,rid o
Nsirs, cd vs shiak Governor Bufbsigh
will b d Representative Of this true and
strairhs people. I think the vriAf vas tne
drss to nsuslon the name Of Governor Bur
leigh for this cfkce and am Giad my
sishss srs bsisg approved By The good
opinions Of the psopie--G. L. RANDALL
wxEKs MUS.
Prof. j. ". Chadwick Of the Boston
Lsfin School and his son Percy. Harry Her
sou And 3 r. Mcleod Of Chsissa, Mss. (.
have been boarding as the hotel for The
pact veek.-Nf. Chadwick aud s,n met
sith remarkable success trout fishing OWN
% TIE lstensss OF the season for brook
trout In two days thev cspg1s bstveen
90 sad 10 beanfiss The prospects are
hat there will be two weddings in town
before many days.
Mr VKRxox
Mr. Charles French who. vas 80 severe
iy scsldsi al Livermose Falls .fev GEEK
sso hss % far recovered - to be brought
70 his home in Nj. Vernon. His life vAs
aespaired Of At one time. Mr.. French de-
sires to express bic gratitude TO the people
where be bosrded. the neishbofs. and biz
ply sician. DIR. Knight, for their sreaf
Aindness, and TO the order Of x OF +. OF
which he vas q member, alec bis brother
Edward, for their unremiEting care. Ii
these he oves his lifs.-Mr. Moses Bur-
bank and family Of Portland are visisios
his brother, DR.. Burbank for short time.
Mr.. Charles B. Wyman. Who has been
very sick 10 recovering, We are glad to
say.
Somerset.
ST. ALBAxs.
The Ladies Union Circle gave lawn
party ct Mrs. N. B. Turner'S Friday night
After music, reading and songs by Mrs..
Helen Winslow Potter, ice cream and cake
vas served to quite . large number Of peo-
ple-M. L. Merrill. l. o. Winslow, n
bizelow and Mr.. snd Mrs. l. c. Dillingham;
attended the Somerset Pomona Grange at
So. Norfidge vock las. week.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Winslow and daughter Of
Dexter, have been visiting friends here dur.
ing the past week Mise Dora Cleveland
and Mr.. Frank Nye of Skovhegan are visit
ing at Chas. Trafton's 1t 10 rum pred that
M. Brown has sold his residence to d. L.
Frost A crest deal Of sickness is reported
about tovu.-A much Ieeded rRinssofm
occurred here Saturday, the rain descending
in almost torrents that dsy.-The corn fac
tory 10 b :iog fitted for this years pack, and
9 good Weld of corn is expected.-Mrs.
Minnie Dodge left here Saturday morning
for visit to friends in Boston.-There will
be . Sunday school picnic at Picnic Point,
Aug. 10.
A novel sight for Maine. or this part Of
ii at least was witnessed LAST week on the
farm Of Mr.. G. s. Jswett, where he had
Deering reaper and binder At work. Mr.
Jewett expresses himself highly pleased
with the working Of the new machine and
thinks that every farmer, or farmers neigh
borho,d ought to own one jointly
Somerset Railroad Company had crew OF
seven men commence saving wood in the
big shed at this place, Monday morning
They have q ten horse power engine and
boiler and cav about thrty-fve cords .
q day.-Hussey & ConAnt's shop 10 shut
down for two weeks.-Business at Dodlin
seems to be looking better - additional
help is wanted.-The rain Of last Saturday
did vast amount of good in this section.
Waldo.
CENTRE MoNrvILLE.
At a special road meeting in the district
where W. d. Tasker is surveyor the con-
tract to build two bridges was let to the
lowest bidders by the selectmen Of the town.
Win Davis and Chas Clement secured both
contracts. They build the Ramsey bridge
for sos 90, and the High bridge" near j,
A. Sprowps for S67 90 Mrs. James Leeds
and con returned to Boston last week.-Mrs.
W. II Churchill and her sister, Mrs. Davis,
have Just returned from visit to relatives
in Winslow.-Mr. Levi Titus Of Kendus-
kesg has been making short stop with his
uncle AID aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Almond
Carrie French and children
have returned to Belfast.
FREEDOM.
Fine showers the past week have started
the grass Cd the late cut fields and all are
green and promise good feed for fall
Some hsying yet to be done upon the heavy
moist land The grain harvest is well
under way. There will be q oountiful crop
Corn has improved fast the past week
There will be full average crop -POts-
toes are well along and will be good Some
rust in the eastern part Of the county The
hot weather has stared many for the sea-
shore At Northport for the campmeeting.
LIBERTY.
Q1ite q number of the citizens from this
village visited the campmeeting at North
port last week, returning home Sunday
J. E Mcdowell of S-srsmont, who fell
from his moving machine July l6, died
lsst week. He was buried Thursday with
honors by Qusntabscook Lodge,
of which he was member ct Sacrament.
With Liberty Lodge of Liberty acting -
escort to Qusntabacook Lodge and the
grange Of South Montville attending in 3
body, of which he was = member. Mr..
Mcdowell had maDy friends and conse-
quen,ly there was = large attendance at
the funeral at South Knoxville. Services
BY Rev. Mr.. Bridgum Of Sesfsmont.
We are sorry to learn that Mr. Fred Knovl-
ton and family. who moved from here to
Duluth, MINI, last spring. are having hard
luck in the way OF sickness. His son
70 years OLD, has h.d = run Of ty-
phoid fever and now Mrs Knovlton and
their daughter Geneva are both sick with
the same disease Mr.. John II. Wiley Of
Hudson, Mass. arrived n town to spend .
few days vacation with his wife's relations
Hon. f. p Walker Of Vinslhaven 10 in
town on q visit. and looking after his s'o' K
farm in Montv lie, where he has built
q fine new stAbl, this GUNNER
The race which is to be the 10Th and 10th
of this month bids fair to be the best one
ever had here. There are quite . number Of
trotters come to town ready for the track.
There ara forty eight entries already made
and quite number of them good horses
Rev. Geo. r. Berry returned home last
week after . vacation Of sb)us three weeks
with his parents and at other places, his
brother accompanying him here for short
stsy.-The son and daughter Of Charlie
Hunt Of Boston are stopping at Hon.
W. Fl. Hunts for = short time
The sick list is a. follows: Mrs. Fred Chap
man is gaining very slowly; A. P. Cargill,
who has broken leg. 10 able to move abou: /;
Thomas Aver Of Montville is able to be out
of doors very little but cannot speak
above loud whisper on account Of injury
received from being run over by machine.