Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-01

oper tie foad bid By l5su several years
ago, leading from Csst's Hill. nrxf Hsy-
stscx Monnsx,a 10 Ashland. II said rad
,haaIs be apenxd, i. voaid make the
dltanes from Ashlsnt 10 Presqas Isle
about sevsn niles lees thar by the present
rcuse.--Issae w Clark has bulk . ANAL
basu lately, ard has il all really for hsyins.
aai Is ae- put1ing m addition 10 his house
MI. Seas wss summosei to Calais last
SATURDAY., owing to the aes,h Of bis ereihs,-
in-iAw.
DEEg Isle.
School in Di..rscs No 2 closed Fridsy
after profitable term taught BY Mrs Dofa
cur.;er of Ss6gwick next uaion
Ledge I. O. q. T. WILDE held wih GoAst
Guard Lodge At 0eesnsille Jolly IA L. Z.
snd A. NJ. ID. Small have recently erected q
nne stable fer Avery Stinson, Esq OF sunset.
School st South Deer Isle Closed Fsidsy on
| account Of the Illness OF the teacher, Miss
Hattie webh--The people Of Green's Lard
ing have raised money for the purpose OF
celebration the Fourth Il will consist OF
fantasies, f,e~orks, boat races, etc DE-.
II. w. Small who has been in iowa FOR
fsw dsya returned to Ssan's Island Sun
day-rhs Handbook County District Lodge
I. q G. T., will hold It's next meeting with
Island Home Lodge 8. West Deer Isle
Macy Summer visitors have arrived At SUI
set the past week ard the streets Of the
ususiiy quie. village presents quite lively
appearances.
NORTH HANCOCK
Mrs. Joseph Reno of lowell, Mass. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. May FernSld,
ho,tes Of the Frsnklin Road House
| Thomas 3. Springer Of Ellsworth ia stop
piugx few, days with his grand mother,
Mrs Thomas Graves.-Hefvy Smith is
helping +. W. Robinson & Son finish their
| bsrn--Mr. Jacob Curtis, an old and respee-
| ted citizen. about 30 years Of age, who has
| been living with one Of his daughters in
the upper part Of the State for number OF
| years, has returned TO his old h,mestesd.-
! School in District No. c finished the 261h.
| Mis- Laura Crockett, the teacher, has won
| the esteem of all the scholars and parents.
| Miss Crockett will spend few days with
friends before returning to her home, -
Henry Butler has sold his horse. Major, to
Billie Grant of Franklin Mr.. Eben Tracy
has sold his horse, Billy. to Winter Har
| b IT man --SoeisI dance st the Copporopolia
last FRIDAY night. are still load
| ing with wood st the whsrf.-Grass and
crops all look veil in this vicinity, potatoes
| and peas in bloom One farmer was heard
t. cay he ibid not suppose potatoes would
be worth much this yesr, there were no
Itsto bugs
RIVERSIDE.
| Mi.. Juhs Brown returned from West
4 Upoa, Mass where she had been for the
\ past six months Alfred Huston sn! Miss
lZsa Clapp OF D.mArisco,ta are stopping
| with Mrs Russell.--Clarles Russell, who
is employed ia the CITY Hospital, Boston,
arrived At his home in this place last Fri
day, on short visit to his parents, retlra-
ing Monday. Last Saturday Mr. and Mrs.
RusseH's cbildrea, numbering fifteen
were all at home with them, which
event had mol taken plsce before
for the pas, fifteen years, Mon
day Mabel and Addie Russell went to
the White Mountains 10 be sbsent through
the season.--Mr. William Mills of South
China, was in the Place las. Sunday The
people OF this place we're very much psined
TO learn of the deatlioi Miss Anna Springer,
who died in Augtsts at the residence of
Hon. J. ". Haynes Miss Springer was ~
years Of age Ard member Of the C1ngr.-
gsiionsli.t church in this place and ofihe
P. q. C. + soeiey very devoted Chrisiisn.
| She had class in the Sabbath school in this
| place by whom abe pse much beloved -
| Mics Springer was very active ia doing all
she could 10 sustain preaching In the place.
| The church of which she was a member
has sustsined a loss htrd to BE- filled.
| The funeral services were held IL ths
church Monday at 2 2. NJ, conducted by
| Rev + Z. Freach Of fIampden, formerly
pastor 10 this place. AgDa was very fond
Of beautiful fJwers, OF which III, had a
good variety; and most every Sundsy
morning she would carry to the meeting
| house two or more vases of choice bios
| SONS, 1T emblem of her own life. Anna's
| Sabbath school class, dressed in white,
| each scholar placed upon the casket at the
grave, 8 besutitul A ,ral bouquet.
REApFIBLp. ~
Our high school teacher Wm. Trefethen
| Is reported to have taken 20 himself wife
on Monday evening of this week; haying
been united.to Miss Sadie Smith Of Fayetie
| at her home in thst to rn.-Ssmnel Gun
mir CHAM our postmaster hiss been very
sick for the past week GU! il better now
| Mr. Ch.s Hunt Of Est RssdfisId vss
taken very i'll on Monday night Of co1ges
| tion, about the bronchial tubea ard fears
| were entertained tina. he might not recover
| Some of our farmers are anxious TO b.
gin their hay ing but the weather ~ present
| fo-bids M. w. Msnier one of the Knish
| from this town who vent on the pilgrimage
to Aroostook speaks in glowing terms of
that garden region.
WAYNE.
Mrs. E. G.. Dexter has returned from
| Portland from two weeks visit to rela-
| tives and friends. Miss Carrie Walton has
returned home from Hebron Academy
where she graduated with honors The
| Baptist society observed ChiIdren's day
Sunday before last. The church was beau.
| tifully decorated with flowers. In the eve
ming a concert by the children which gave
satisfaction to all.
Lincoln.
CEDAR GRovE.
j. Mauds Barker closed q successful
term of school here last Friday. The last
afternoon was occupied by An exhibition
consisting of singing snd recitstinns by the
scholars, A goodly number of friends ard
parents attended aud all felt very much
pleased with their visi.-Mrs. Ii. B.
Alexander and her son of Hsilowell are
visiting at her sisters. Mrs. G. A Bsrker.
Oar town meeting on Saturday was
glorious in results. By an overwhelming
majority the town accepted the charter Of
Bridge Academy and instructed the old
bosri Of trustees to turn over to trustee :
under the charter. all fuads belonging to
Bridge Acsdemy. We listened to pleas
| Jag and profitable address from Gen. james
/ 7. Bridge, at the close of which he gave
to the Bridge Academy s25 900. making in
all which he has given to this school within
! the Isst four years $50 900.
Somerset.
HoRRrpGEwock
Edward Lon2ley hiss his kindiing wood
! factory nearly completed AID will Put in
the engirsa and ether machinery this week
The b3iler for Greenlesfs new steam
sris. mill st Mercer. arrived Monday. Il
ia LARGE one ard iaaks as thnuoh NJ