Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-26
STATE NEWS.


M APLEroN.
Ar.huriMcI ntire has had pension granted
HIM lately Mrs. J. NJ. Hughes has re
turned to her home in Portland Mrs Jas.
MtGisufl IN has gone on avist to her frier d.
in Caiais - Rev, Mr.. Minxrd from Pretq ne
Isle, preached to = full house last Sunday.
Elder Hrwood. Cobgregstional.st. from
Pre-. que Isle. preached hare las Thursday
evening Solomon Pyle Of Castle Hin,
r, ceivss pension Of tselve dollars per
month under the nes law
WoopLAEp.
The weather for the last two weeks has
been very bad for potatoes. There are but
few pieces in this part OF the county but
how .ises Of rust. Hsfve.tirg Of grain /.
progre.sing as fas: as lha weather VIII per
ni,--Wednesdxy of last week your CORE
.pondent AMI bis wife took q day off snd
Wi ed the town Of Limestone. IL WAS dav
we'll spent. Gning down the road from Carl
ou by Mr.. Daniel Sswyer's farm through
the Limestone blue berry bog TO Mr. Wiliism
Al e.e's here we stopped until afternoon.
when se took the rosd by Mr.. Noye s
fsfm, .hich 10 worth sny ones time to sac,
tn Caribou II called upon to- state M
pinion Of the farmers of Limestone (
should say The fac well cultivated farms
ssd eat comoiiuus farm buildings can tell
alt there 10 to be told. They are \ class OF
PEG pte 8, hat believe farming pays. II pas
-fHs Mr. Noy Is farm | had the pleasure
Of se.ipg the largest field Of potsioes
which IT hiss ever seen my lot to Look upon.
AZ q d by friend that there were sbou.
one fuadfed sctes Of poss,ees planted by
NJ Neyes .nd smother man; d after
vie log the 4 Id as IL stretched away in
he distsaee I could not di.pu'e him. In
one A Id 1,ugber of acres o. pitAtoes 10
~ hteh f,ut trees we're set urders,spd
III y are mostly Mooef.' Arci plaats, AZ
teen hundred in all R W. Wlthee AID
wife start, a for Augusta S4turdAy morn
irg Mr. Withse IL to atsend the muser,
and Mrs wiihee to visit her sister, Mrs
Dr. Yeang Mr.. J Eddy And E. Bsraum
sho have been attending the campmeet-
Jog ~ Hodsdon returned home Saturday
ard report che ME inss Is very intei e.tng
- Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday
were very warm and damp. There are
but few pieces Of potatoes bat what have
rusted eaaly and Of some the tops are dead.
Hancock.
MARiAsILLs
Oss of the mast pleAsif & events in con-
n, elton with this fss i've season took P ace
in his town Aug 1911, it being the reuaion
of the Penney family. About one han.
ired we're present. TIE occasion will long
be ii msmbsrtd by every one Who was pres
eas..--Mr. Walker Moore and vile Of Eds
worth. we're in tosn Sunday the guest o.
Nj. a,d Mss Samuel Frost Mr.. Alfred
Wsbess and wife Of BIuebiil 10 in town
wishing .tffs. Samuel sFrost.-Rev. Cash-
man Harding held -tso mseusss 81 tae
cAussh Sunday. Elder Foy will preach
tbs coming Sunday, Aug. sob A mum
Der Of visitors are in town.
ksnnsbse-
Mr. George Pearson and wife Of Boston,
IAif. Charles Pearson Of Chelssa, Mass
and Miss Nellie Pearson Of Rssere, Mass,
Who have been Visiting el,tives and friends
Of this this place and vicinity left for b me
on the beat Mondsy.-Mr. Hugh Robio soa
and wife arrived on the host Monday MORT
inf from Chelsea. Mos. Mr.. Robin. on
fsfufned home this week and his wife will
remain Q short tiae lonesR-Miss Alice
HasksH IL quite sick with ~ phoia fever
DIR. Friend assends her The GreasFAa Ice
Co. are shipping from their Pittston use
III veSk.
N.vnxs4DE.
Ira II. True, State detective from Hal
lowell, and . Mr.. Moody we're 10 the place
last week on their way 10 NJ. Vas-slb Iro