Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-25
STATE NEWS.
ArO0stOok.

GLEswooD.
Very poor hay westher at present. Hay
ipg wages average from 9l.25 to e1.50.
Have had several very heavy showers 10
This vicinity. During the heaviest bolt
struck the house Of W. Ii. Pierce, passing
down through the roof into the room where
his wife lay dying. At the time six peo'
pie occupied the room, with the exception
VI being slightly stunned no one was
injured which was very remarkable. Splins-
ers were thrown in oil directions. The back
of an alarm clock vas wrenched on with
out stopping it, the glass in large picture
was broken, and in an upper room la'hs
and plaster WAS scattered profusely about.
Mr.. Pierce, the dying lady, passed quietly
away on the 18th, leaving q husband and
i've little children to mourn the loss Of q
wife ard mother. the youngest . babe Of
12 weeks. The fuuerai services we're con-
Quoted BY the Rev. Mr.. Wbitmore Of
Hay nesville gentleman from Massa-
chu. etts hiss recently been in town with .
view OF doing work among the churches.
He organic ID two Sabbath schools for
which the inhabitants feel grateful
Our summer schools have all closed
With about the usual results -Miss
Frances Meffideld closed q very sue
ressful term Of school At Hayneiville on
Friday Your correspondent, while riding
from Mattswamkeag up the Military road.
ssw beautiful deer feeding very quietly
by the rosdside.-A large six-hoIse load
Of goods was also passed on this day, pre-
sumably gair to the PAtten merchants -
Perhaps il would not be out Of place to cay
few words concerning Glenwood Ut
the present time. II Is situsted on Wytop.
itlock lake, one OF ihs psettiest lakes in
Maine, Astounding in pickerel and white
perch Many people from out Of town
come here to camp on the shores ct the
lske snd erjay day . nshing They csp-
not do bester.--A large lumber county sur
rounds the lake osned BY men in Bangor.
Toe lumber il permitted IN very liberal
terms and large amount Of lumbsrire 10
iore here each vinur. The water privi.
leg. on wyiopitlock stream cannot be tut.
passed The saw mill is owned by Messrs.
Bennett Fitzpatrick & Gilmad and has lately
been il charge Of Geo. + Clark Of Bangor.
sr
Rev. J VI Wynsu Of Ausus.s will
preach at Jay Biiige Jnly ash on exchange
18th Rev r Herrick Rev John T.
Vine. evangelist. will preach in Jay dur
ing the noah Of Augusta. Pastor Her.
rick ~ill spend the m NTH OF August Ia
E..tpcrs. Me.-Tbe hay crop in this hwa
10 peyhsps an average Nth pest years.
7s LADesla.
WITHHELD -~kss
Mrs. Irving Hspaood Of Lynn. Mass,
With her con Roy, arrived ., her oil home
last week. to stay for the remainder Of the
sammer.-Mrs. Ami. Manning hiss gone
70 Waldobnro on > visit.-The sons Of Mr..
Timothy Ware, william. Gsofse and 10.
seth are home from Sycamore, Cape Cod
Mr. Ellis from the came place 10 ais, visit.
ing ., Mr. wares -Weston L wis and
family are spending ths summer ct thu
rullock Observation-Disclosures. r King ard
family Of Somefvilie. Msss.. are here ss
their country home st presens-Mabel
Ware 10 sps ndins few veeks At the sea-
sh,re--Mr. and Mrs. CARTS Coombs have
their usasl SPINNER boArders and are ex-
pectirg several more.
Somerset.
NoRaIpGEwocK
Aarsh.i r. Hale. an old man and re-
sps cssd CITIZEN of this place, died Thurs.
d.y evening after sickness Of About two
month. Mr. Hale hss aiwsys been . sssi-
dent Of Nofridge wock and has alsays been
ore Of the most interested in the Welfare