Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-04
STATE NEWS.
EASAEDIS.

MAsARDIs.
The roads are in foe condition at pres
ent. As many as fifty horses pass here
some days hauling lumber and supplies
Charlie, he ten years old son OF +. II.
Knowles dropped an * upon his little toe
nearly severing i. from the foot.-One Of
w. A. Vinal's men while shoyeling near
A chopper WIS struck on the hand with an
az used by fellow workman, cuttinz one of
his fingers off 50 it flew some distance into
the snow. Knowles Post G. A. r met At
+ III Knowles on the 18th and elected of
ficers ard mustered in enc new member
They changed ,heic time Of meeting from
see md Saturday to Thursday before full
moon. The next meeting is to be held
with Comrsde Cow An at Eben Traf.ons-
Robins. crowe and large white owl have
been seen here within a week.
WOODLAND
I, E. Berce sold his two colts few days
ago. Oue was two and the other WAS three
years of age. The price received for them
was three hundred dollsrs MIR. W. IS. Webb
who hiss eee teaching the winter term of
school in District No. 5. clos d his lsbors
on Thursday and goes to Altoona, Pa
Potatoes are being taken to the station very
rapidly; prices range from 80 to $3.50 per
barrel.
ASHLAND.
Lu,nbermeu are discharging part of their
crew: the snow being 50 deep that hauling
from tue STUN is nos profitable. The lum-
Der which has been ysr3ed will be hauled
to the streams; a. it is eari0 it makes a
short winters work for most of them.
franklin.
WILroN.
l. c. Walker, boot and shoe manufac-
day while at his place Of business. He
was conveyed to his house and in . short
time became unconscious in which condi-
occurred Thursday p. NJ. The funeral
took place at the Congregational church
last Sabbath. The deceased was &c years
of age At meeting of the members Of
the Congregational society held few days
siuee, a unanimous cali was. extended to
Rev. II, c. Crawford to become their pas
'or.-The family of w. G. Funnel started
last Saturday for their new home in Spring
field, Msss.-At the quarterly meeting held
at the Methodist church on Sunday, four
Persons were received iato full member
ship, five on probation, and in the evening
one asked the prayers of the people for
salvation.
HANCOCK.
SuRRr.
Tax Collector Means, who was 40 severe
iy hurt BY fall, il cut again and Is max
ing sharp tracks after the delinquent tar
Of fellows are violating the
Game and Fish Laws" hunting and kill.
leg deer with dogs ard without. Mics
Minnie Townsend is spending the win
ter at 0akdaie, Portland. where she 10
taking an Instrumental course Of study in
music under Prof. +. L. Rankin.
Kemnehee
NORTH WAYNE.
ii N. Jennings. Esq has gone OF
business rripto Bosson.-The North Wayne
Toal Gnmpsny are shipping quite guam
thy OF their patent hay knives at present II
Mr.. John Dfu.y Of Live;more is employed
~ tie Too! Company in place Of Nj. G.
G. Richards, who ~e fegre: 10 say, still
remsins critically i'll Prof. L. C. Bate
man Ia, BEEN delivering cour,e Of Iect.
u,ss here The past week on Phrenology
which have bsen we'll attended.
MT. yEaSos
Tn. village High School commenced
Monday Feb. 2. nader the charge Of Wal
ter Funnel Of Wilton. A profitable term il
expeesed.-Mr. Herbert r. Tvombly has
anotber term Of school at the
Robinson Distnc.-Rer. Fl. N Haywood
Foes to Portland ibis week.-Mrs.. John
Fairbanks has returned home from Port
and Ralph B. Cram is a: home during |