Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-18

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lEc HfgQu1 fuE-u LA1 ltEA IIILEn Atl n
week or more opened or Wednesday night
u LAST week, Nov. Ii. AID gave farmers
chance TO continue piowirg which they i'm
proved until Saturday night when it closed
up sgaiu.--Will Bsrnum on Friday evening
w.s presented with . nice girl baby By his
wife. We are glad TO know ihst both mother
and daughter are doing well.-School ia
District No. began las: Monday under the
Instruction Of Willie Bragdon Of Psrhsm. -
think this town ran boAs, in having some
o! the largest colts 10 the county. Mr.
James Sutherland has one that Is SIX months
old which weighs 700 pounds Mr. Charles
TGz er has 3 one-year-old which weighs
about 100 pounds, and Mr. j B. Sufher-
land has two large and handsome colts
about six months old that are mu;h above
The aversge size OF cllts OF their age,-Me.
James McIntife has dug cellar on his
farm over which he expects TO build house
the coming spring James is one Of our
smsrt and enterprlsing young men.-
Lewis Berce who bought the Melvin
Sylvester farm has flushed his house
on the outside and is nov Working on the
inside When done il will be one of the
handsomest places on the centro road
Alfred Berce has put on An addition 10 his
bsrn which is finished on the outside. He
Keeps a number of nice horses and lG head
Of nea, cattle --SeAvsy G Durham have
taken the Allyn I1ill. We wish them sue
cess in their enterprise of the most
severe dforghts that has ever existed in this
county is still continuing its stay. Its de-
psrture would be greeted with pleasure and
thanksgiving.
ASHLAND.
The village school begins on Monday,
II. A. Greenwood who has taught the school
satietsctorily for q year will teach the
winter term.-Miss Annie Young has re-
turned from Presgue Isle and is now at
Hon. C. @. Duun's Mrs. C. d. HeEs
who has been sick for several weeks with
typhoid fever is able TO be out sgsin DIT.
Duren and wife spent few days at Presque
Isle this week Mr. and MIS-. G W.
CLAYTON have returned from their visit to
Michigan.-Mr. @. b. Dunn Of Houl,on is
10 town this week.
New LIMERICK
The Free High School under the instruc-
lion Of Chas. A. Sheldon closed last Salur-
day.-Miss Annie Eitabrook is in Boston
attending the Worlds and National w. c.
T, U. Observation-Disclosures L3ugee hiss
finished of the upper psrs Of his black
smith shop for residence and has recently
moved into it &C & W. /. Shaw have been
putting a new building over the sweat vaults
in the tannery. The fret lot of hides for
the season were received short time ago
and business will soon be rushing. This
has been the longest ''shutdowa' CT the
tannery that there has been for years.-A
number of gentlemen from this town have
formed q company to be- krosn - the
Fort Kent Mill Company and purchased
property On Fish river in Fort Kent with the
purpose OF carrying on business there
The company is made up of Chss. + Brad
bury, C C. Bradbury, Thos M Bradbury,
L. F. Bradbury ard John Mullen. The
property consists Of a shingie mill. grist
mill, csrdiug mill, clspbosrd mill, rotary
mill and two thousand acres Of wild lard.
A STORE will be run in connection with the
business which will be under the manage
ment of Mr. L. F. Bradbury. VIII, is at
present cierking ia G WI Shsw's store,
who will also keep the books. The COM
psny intend to commence operations al
once.
SPRAGuE's Mills,
High School has closed for vacation of
two wesks.-The " C. T. Z. will meet
with Mrs A w. Estes, Thursday =. NJ.
at 30.-The Free Bsptis. Circle met with
Mrs. SamI Smith edpesdiy--Miss Eftie
Smith is spending her vacation With her
sister in New Limerick Nearly all Of the
town schools have commenced F. II.
French is very sick with lung fever MIS-.
Vsrney and little child are just coming
down with typhoid fever, while Lottie and
Gertie Annas and Alfred McPhersom are
recovering from the same disease. HAYNES
and Hersom are ding quite business
digging wells, having just completed one
for + W Sprsgue and another for Daniel
Smith, G. Burrs 10 moving into his
new hou.s.-Mr, WInslos's temperance
lecture Sunday evening was listened to b.
large aud spprecistive su3ience.-Mr-
Simpson is spending his vacstion with his
parents il Pennington.
Hancock.
SARGENT VILE.
The ladies' Of the Chapel Circle gave
supper at the Chapel on the evening OF the
IL inst. J: was q success although several
members Of the circle were unable for va.
rious reasons 10 sssist--0n Friday eve
ming Rev. K. A. Davis lectured at the
chspel on missionary work in Mexico. He
exhibited in connection with his lecture
large number of stefeopicon views repre-
sentinz many places and customs of the
country Capt. W. d. Gown and family
have moved to Newton, Mass The