Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-26

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Sullivan cut his foot quite badly one dey
last week While huildiss fefcs- Friday H.
Hslisf CoFps @. A. r. and srAsss tnrseo
ous and cleaned The Grange Hall up IN |
good shape for Memorial Sunday
An staaopsed robbery vss made lsss
Wednesday night II the house OF MIS- a.
Fl. Guild, shs thieves entered The porch ssd
attempted to carry Of feather bed, horse
bssnkss, and siogls harness. Lsdies
s.sepice in thu house heard noise, Tot
nc snd liz . lamp TO and cut vhat Vas up,
the thief dropped tho things and hsd. Ths
parties are strongly suspected ~ there hare
been many things ttst have disappssrsd IN
the came neiehaoshOod in the past. Il u
hoped that the parties viii stop their unisv-
ful work or receive juss punishment soon
The fuEesA services Of Mrs.. Abigail
II. Guild (vho vas S. years and three
months old widow Of the late Lavriston
Guild Of Sidney took plaee 81 her
residence ct 10 o'clock Thursday morning
Mr.. Douglass Of Manchester . friend)
conducted the services; there we're quite
number Of receives ard friends presenf
Mrs. Guild vas good wife and kind
friend to all who knsv her; she has slvsys
resided in Sidney excepting the first few
years after her marriage when she lived In
Augusta, she has lived alone since her hrs-
bard's death which took place in January,
lssl.-Miss Mabel Smiley spent Saturday
at Riverside Visiting her sister, Mrs.. Ira
Robbins. Miss Flora Bean has returned
home from Boston. Mass, after very
pleasant visit with Ter sister, Mrs. John
Smiley There will be . special meeting
Of Rural Lodge, F. and A. NJ. June 9Th,
there 10 important bu.insss 70 come before
the ledge, il is hoped there will be full
attendance.
CHA
The farm boildinxs Of rsncis N. Bessey,
en- Rollins hill, Albion, near China. we're
burned Sunday morning. The fire was dis
covered between l2 and one, in the barn.
ard the noise Of The horses kicking and
th'eshing about swoke Mr.. Bessey, or else
Ill might have been lost. Horses saved and
part Of the furniture in the house. Cloth
Jog nearly all burned. Loss $500 or more.
Insurance $500, in Phoenix Of London.
SourH WINDSOR.
W. NJ. Chamberlain wants to wager $500
that he can split and shave more lime cssk
hoops in one day than any other man IN
Maine. The poles TO be furnished BY ID
Cooper of this town, and the match to come |
Of at the store at South Windsor. This |
offer to hold good one week from Mcnasy,
May %. 1891.
EDGEcoMB
Lsst Tue sday Miss Rosie Dodee's horse |
became manageable and threw her from
the carriage. She was quite seriously hurt |
about the spire Mrs. Fannie Stone is
teaching in District No. 8; Miss Sunie |
Clifford in District No. 3.-Miss Louie |
Newhall Of Chelsea, Macs, spent last week |
With Mrs. VIM. Patterson. Eanice |
Of Lowell. Mass, 10 visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. II. Bsker.-A. Patterson,
Jr, from Newtonville, Mass, has been
home for q week-The Weber brother.
have gone to Massachusetts, to work for the |
ummer in joining.
Somerset.
CAMBRIDGE.
The many friends Of Csptsin Samuel
Tsy lor will learn with regret Of his death
which occurred Sunday, May 10th, at 10 /
o'clock, P. M at the advanced age OF sc /
years. Owing to his great age and feeble |
be had been entirely helpless for
,everal months. Captain TAYLOR was boro
n the town Of Sidney. Me, Jaa .. 1904,
= here he lived until thirty. one e ars of age,
the respect and esteem Of his
At one time he wac
captain Of the State Militia Company hold,
Dg that position seven years, and at the |
,lose Of his term of service received An hon
,rable discharge from the Governor.
He married Miss Sophronia Hight |
If Athenr. living only one year in
Sidney after his marrisge From
Sidney he went to Athens where he
resided some twelve years, thence to Canssn,
Dover and Cambridge respectively. For the
past Elk years he lived with bis daughter,
Mrs. J. L. Goodale in this town. where his
widow now is. Capt. Taylor all his life
vas noted for integrity anil strict attention |
o business, having adopted in early life the
Of farmer. 10 religious belisf /
lie was Baptist, in politics q staunch |
Republican. His remains were inferred in |
he new cemetery at Cambridge.-Robert
i,mball has purchased and now occupies |
he Daniel Leavitt farm in this town.-Mr. |
md Mrs. Jesse Kimball celebrated thei, |
'ilver wedding Saturday. Friends and rel |
I.ives from Dexter were invited.
MADISON.
The store Of Hunnewell & Stone is
boarded and is going to be an extra nice |
building The acid towers are nearly to |
he req uired height Of 100 feet-There 10
. very large jam Of logs on the piers of the |
boom Of the Investment Company about |
:wo miles above this place and they have
been unable to start them yet
with crew Of 1G5 men,
A new street hss been graded from Mad
ison street to Weston avenue between Bean
md Roweli streets H A. Johnson's new
house on the corner of Weston avenue and
Rowell street is nearly completed. It !.
two stories and is going to be one Of
best houses in that part Of the VILLAGE.
W. A. Stearns 10 finishing his house on the
street j. r Emery has
been at home on q short visit and returned
to his work ia Portland Monday Of las
week
LIBERTY
Sunday vas observed by f H. Brad.
street Post G. A. r. by meeting at the i,
hall. marching to the church where they
listened to q Memorial sermon by Rev
George R. Berry.-Hon. s. l. Millikep
will deliver the address Memorial day, May
30.-A horse owned by E. Z. Rowell Of
Montvlle became frightened Saturday
hrake Ihoaa and ran awsy pnsatt;no the