Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-31
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OxBow.
Warm, snow going fast, 80 degrees
above; At present fields almost bare.
Teams are coming out Of the woods and
| many logs on the ards rot hauled yet. II
10 hard getting supplies into the woods.
| The water is high in the streams. ]. Z
Junkins has 1000 logs on the yards.
Vinal, Beafse & 6ibefson have large lot
yet TO handle Mrs. George ". Junkins
Who died the 18th inst. left young child.
She vas buried ss Ashlsnd.-I. J. Junkins
and David Anderson are hauling potatoes
| to PYesque Isle.-Early rose were worth
| % so per barrel last week.
Hancock.
DEDHAM.
Alfred Grey is sick with typhoid fever at
Amos Peake's-Wesley Truvorthy and
wife have gone to Brewer to live.-J.
Albert Burrill has bought Charley Doug
lass farm and will move there this week
The supper at Colby's Hall the 10Th inst
Melted the society shout $50 which
will be added to the fund being
raised to repair the Methodist church.
George Goodwin met with quite Q loss last
week. While saving wood BY horse power
the belt come OF and the horses coming ont
got caught in the machinery. One was 20
badly injured that they killed him; the
other one Is so badly hurt that it will be
some time before he can use it il ever.
Mr.. Goodwin has bought = new span to
replace them.
DEER ISLE.
Many people in this town are SUI
ering severely from an attack Of
l.
Isle closed Friday after . prof
table term Of seven weeks taught BY INV.
Smail.-Mr. Rea, collector Of customs,
CAstine, was in town last week on business.
Mr.. Lewis X. Judkins left town Wednes-
day for Boston where he has employ ment.
Mrs. Frank Browne and son who have
been visiting relatives and friends in town,
left Wednesday for their home in Brewer.
Owing to the continued cold the people
in the vicinity have made no attempts to
farm or fish this spring. and from present
indications will not for some weeks to come.
READFIELD.
Bad roads and much sickness are the two
leading subjects for conversation in this
town this week.-Judge E. O. Bean who was
brought to his home in this village from his
sons in HalIowell on Wednesday, though
better, 10 not able to be out yet.-Dr. s.
Hill from Augusta was called to visit Mrs.
J. B. Low Thursday last. She 10 some.
what better but not able to be up.-R. W.
Harvey is home for few WEEKS. H..
Morrill,, wife and son are expected home
today. They have been spending some
weeks in Fla. and N. Y. They are much
pleased with the climate Of Florida.
EAST PIrrsroN.
The East Pittston creamery will be
under the control Of E. e. Hanley during
the coming season. 1t is intended to start
about the first Of May. E. E. Hanley went
to Lewiston yesterday, on business pertain
ing to the creamery. No doubt Mr.. Bailey
the foreman last season. will do the butter
making this sesson.-Mr. LeonarI Moody
is having his house painted inside. C. Beale
& Go. OF Augusta are the contractors
Messrs. H. W. and W. H. Judkins and j
Kicker are working at present They are
doing some preparatory work now, but
will finish the job in June next
The singing school will close next Monday
evening after successful term Of twenty.
fou, nights under the control of Mrs. f. o
Ware Of Whitefeld.-A magic lantern
exhibition was given at Academy Hal
Thursday evening, but on account Of the
singing school but few attended.
MT. VERNON.
We are glad to see Mr.. M. s. Philbricb
mail clerk, out again after long Illness
The High School under Walter M. Ferns
is giving excellent satisfaction and.will con
tinue two weeks longer -On Thursday
March rs, two aged and respected widows
both pensioners, Mrs. sarah Gordsn. widow
Of Charles Gordsn; and widow Amos B
Ssorer died from pneumonia. aged respect.
lively II and 70 yesrs-Miss Louise d.
Mayhem has returned home after several
months Of absence.