Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-23

by viii his Il her fran China and lived
Ia Licrsus fog nnn Der Of years. Ia lcA5
be exme 70 Hsyresvills. being em2lossd y |
Tie 6sA OF Wnedbary Ard Bsiiy OF Hsuisoo,
p.eprssfcrs Of the stage lice, 10 take chafae
81 sus il horses 1t tue .sForks- Ia 1907
NJ. Ers~n rnreh1sed the Acnsf 3. HAi
fsrrs uSan vhich ne has siree residad-
Vice. ~. Bfosn bought the farm THERE
.. sas sfs.I- cleared apsc il He has s'nSe
zfes.ss e1ssnde1 the clessirgs snd improved
tie bl'lsirss snd now has . fne. smoofn
AID ssiI eu,tivAte6 farm arc . neA: and
convert, nj ses Of farm buildisgs- The soil
Is Ct an ARRIVAL character. 10 free from
s-onss ard rredacss veil. Mr.. Bfowa has
ess iosn clark ard treasurer sinee less
ard .s.maaee since 1878. NJ. Cnsries
g. Gilman took the hnsei Of The Forks In
ls41 SD kept il for three years. rhsa be
ID ,r4s 20 . farm on tbs fsFry rosd be re.
msinsd there few yssrs and then renewed
70 Hssisoa-
Mr.. Wais,r D. Bean cana from Bar
croft Ia ls4S and baiit 9 store oppsuss tns
ChaGoefs' Hotel scd ss1 engaged Ia vsts
n iriber Of YEAR,. BE Afterwards moved TO
Psssadauksag where be died. Mr.. Lew
Kicker Ct Bsrgo took the Bean store in
1853 and after trading there three or four
y-ars returned 10 Bangor. Mr. Lsvi B.
Pollard came to Hsynesville sbons 1855,
hsriny formerly ksps the RamsdeN Hotel IN
Macxahoe He af,srvssds bsufht OF Mr..
Asa snish the Albion Haynes p'ase q ths
Jerks Mr.. Pollard vas largely gagged
10 n, ming, trading AID numbering and va
. prpmib ent business man for . number Of
years He died at HAyneuille some six
yesrs aso. Mr.. Samuel Hecgion Vas u
one Time one Of the lsadiog hasiness men
u The soyn. he came from Brewer about
1860 and built store reAf the hotel. lie
carried on Q large business in numbering
and trading for . number Of years and Aft
srxsIds returned 10 Brewer
Mr.. William Ii Chambers came from
Chester about 1865 and bough. the hotel Of
Mr. Richard Smith The house vas burned
In 1870 aed Mr.. Chambers st onee rebuilt.
He died four years ago AID his son, Mr..
Alfred 6. Chambers, now has the property
bgt does not now keep public house.
Northern Part of the Town.
HaynesviIle formerly included Leaviu
plantation mo. 3, r. p which lies i'm
usdiately north. but d 10 township vas set
eff in 1877 and now has no ofgsniz stion.
The Military road enters HayI esvills near
it's northwest corner ard runs in . south
easterly direction parallel to and short dis
lance east OF the east branch Of the Mat
tavamkesg. A short distance below the
Forks the road turns 1t right angle to the
southwest and, crossing the Ma,tawamkeag.
C ANTIQUES On in that direction across the
t,wn. Above the Forks are some verv good
farms a,oog the Military rosd Ia the
northern part Of the town ihe land Is aone-
b.V nh I'D bpokAn and aiMfnunlt - =
tivation, nut nearer the Forks it il much
Mr.. Frank Ella has Q good farm Of $50
acres, with some 65 scfes cleared The
farm runs back to the East Branch and there
il fine intefvale track along the river.
Me- Ellis has 9 neat two story bnnse and
three good b.rns, Mr.. Simeon Irish has
30 sc,es Of good lard with 80 acres cleared.
This is . very good farm with good build
inas. Mr.. Irish has 9 blacksmith shop
opposite his house and the district school
house 10 near by. Mr. j. C. Patcheli
has good farm with . fine large
story house. Mr.. Patchell has mill
on the East Branch near his house, 10 which
10 8 rotary, planer, lsth machine and shipg'e
machine. Long lumber 10 saved for the
local market and shingles are hauled to
Danforth and shipped. Mex; south Of Mr..
Patcheil is Mr.. Charles Blown who hiss
lately bought part Of the Pstchell farm and
has buils handsome house. Below Mr..
Brown 10 Mr.. Charles Irish on par. Of the
old Wilson farm He has 67 acres Of good
lsnd, with 45 acres cleared and has good
sat Of farm buildings. Next south 10 Mr.
VIM. F. Wilson who has 30 acres Of land,
With 35 acres cleared. This is 9 good farm
running back to the river and Mr.. Wilson
has NEAT and comfortable house and good
outbuildi,gs. Below Mr.. Wilsou is MI. II.
G. Tuck who mas 30 acres Of the old Viii
co a farm, with So acres cleared. Mr.. Tucks
house was burned last spring. Next is the
Pollard farm, containing 100 acres Of fne
land, nearly all cleared. The farm is level
and smooth aud produces we'll. Mr.. E. G..
B,yson, who married the widow Of Mr..
Pollard, now lives upon he farm. He has
. handsc me two-story house and convenient
outbuildings Mr.. Bryson is engaged in
tue lumber business. Near Mr.. Bryson's
the road
Crosses the MattaWanksaG River
on covered bridge. Mr. A.G Chambers has
q very fine farm, one Of the best in town,
on the south side Of the river. He has 100
acres of excellent land nearly all cleared
ard handsomely located. His broad,
smooth fields xtend to the river and are
we'll cultivated. Mr.. Chambers has Q fine
large two-story house ard large barns and
stables. Near by is the handsome two
story sohool building, the upper story Of
which is used for religious meetings. South
Of Mr. Chambers 10 ths store Of Mr.. E. E
Gilpxirick. This store was built five years
ago by Mr.. Elisha GiIpstr.ck Of Dsnforth
and Two years ago was purchased by his
son, The present proprietor, who keeps .
full stock of general merchandise ard also
deals n short lumber. Mr. Gilpatfick hiss
hsn dsome residence near by.
A short distance south OF Mr.. Gilpatrick's
is the hotel, row owned by Mr.. Lewis Fl,
Whittier. Mr.. Whittier came from Sidney
in 1858 and first led on the lot on the
river road where Mr.. james Duncan nov
lives He Afterwards lived for some time
o. The Judge Tuck plsce and sl'o on the
GeilersJn farm In 1880 be purchased of
Hubbard ard Foster Of Bangor, the L. d.
Wyatt hotel with leo sores Of land. The
business OF the hotel is very much less than
in former years, but ell travellers who have
occasion to stop st this house may be
assured of hospitable entertainment and
generous fare. Mr.. Whittier sold Fifty
scies Of the farm to Mr.. A. g. Chambers
ard now has fifty ceres OF excellent land,
all cleared. Opposite the hotel il the farm
of sir. Berj S. Rollins containing 100
acres Of goo1 isnd, viii 10 acres cleared
Mr.. Rollins has a handsome iwo-stofy
house aui go,d bsrus and outhuildings.
After passing Mr. Edward Loeue's who has
. farm 4 shori distance souh Of the hotel,
the road rups through woods for lie and
= half, when we sscei the i'll to the
Old CampbeIl Place.
On the left IL the old hotel. now consid-
erabiy out OF repair bu. prominent land
mark and busy plsce in the olden time
Mr.. l.. l.. Wiers now owns the house and
that portion of the farm on the left side Of
the road Mr. E i~srd Anderson owns thst
part Of the farm lying on the cppo.ite side.
They are both good fsfms. Mr.. 8. G.
Cummings and Mr. d. L Cummings now
live upon the old Cummings homestead.
Near Mr.. Chambers is the mouth Of the
CContinusd on fourth psse.l