Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23

e,me shout. The Inquest vas held fsf sev-
sssl hsuYs SD GO decision Vas seAc led oSs
they sdjssrned antii Monday even
irg, Sept. 3ist, When mere n
tended investigation viii be bsd--
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Flint Of Chslses,
Mass +, have been In town viaiting .; y
Piumnss'A-Mys. Gee. C. Wofsning y
away On . vscadoE Of some vesks' durs
ton "A large hen hawk With . yoerg
ehicksa il 10 grasp shghted through -
op<r door OF the cook room OF Geo. "A
Hsyss' house q Chelsea Heishss. Ths
hack dropped the chia ken which fsightered
tie ladiss 10 the room. AMI Is took hasey
Highs oas Of another open door Of the room.
The fall ssrm Of school has com nsacsd II
| District No ,and 10 nader tie aole isssruc'
| ton Of Mis- Fannie Lisiless!d Of this tssn.
The Esv England TeIeg'sph and Tele'
phone Company haze just pat the third vtrs
On poles through Chsisss from Gardner TO
| A austa--Georye A. Ysaton hsa accepted
n position ua foreman at the HAiiovell
Sweet Corn CsnEisg Factory where hia
| time will be taken up fof tee nexf rev
vssis.-Thers vii! be . big exeursion
| 70 the Sogdisrs Home At Tosus frcm
daeren, psrss Of the State on Wednesday,,
| September 23rd. There 10 expee.sd large
eresd sed there will be reduced fares ol
the N. C. X R. also on the kenneosc
CeasrAi vhith silI take passengers from
Gsrdtne. to the Home. There vii be q
soa epte rssinnen; given 81 The III ins to All
visitors. Tae Home Band viii discourse
music which OF itself 10 doe attraction 10
ali visitors. The attractions Of the Home
are r,any ssd are Increasing svsry year. IL
/, s.mos. a city by Itself with all the s1fsc-
tons Of toe country
NORTH VAssALsoKo
A,520P q dense black cloud Iu1-
uins very low. sp;ung up il the north s.d
coveriog the village With almos: total DARK
ness II was accompanied with 3 heavy
wind and rain. sharp lightning and heavy
tho 1der. Several trees were bovn down,
and one struck by lightning in the ffoos
yard of 8. II. Whitney, stripping the bark
% one side Of the tree and psssing iato the
ground; about tsen,y rods dis;ant SHAT
.ering post in the shed con
nscted with the barn Of Il. 9. Abbott,
sso In the house Of Harry HAYES. The shock
threw her upon the q ,or but she soon recov-
cred Only about two IT omeAis before this
the stage coach from Vsssslboro passed
over the road on which these places were
struck and left Mrs. E. c. Hendee and
Wsl.er Hendse a. II. 6. AobotTs, which
i, nearly connected With the barn and as
they were psssirg into the door this Clap of
thunder burst upon them. If they had
been q moment later i! would have no douo!
been disastrous.
PiTTsros
Mr.. C. ". Church went to Boston
THURSDAY and returned Friday Master
Charlie Church who has beenAtopping with
his uncle, C. W. Church, thirsummer, left
Thursday for his home in Washington,
d. C.-FuBerai services we're held over the
remains Of Mr.. William Jackson last
Thursday afternoon at his late residence, and
the remains placed in the Co.'S cemetery.
Last Saturday afternoon Mr.. Nelson Col
burns son Frank, . little over two years Of
age, got cash cut in the side of his head
about an inch and half long while at sy
with his brother shout two years older, who
happened to hit him just back Of the temple
With piece OF brick. He was taken 10
DR.. Turner'S office, who had to take two
stitches in it, and he 10 doing nicely now.
II was narrow escape from death rs such
q blow directly on the temple would have
proved fatal Mrs. Frederic Keller is visit
ing relatives in Massschusetts.-Mr. Peter
Doyle came home last Saturday from
Brookline, Massachusetts, and returned
gain Monday The Great Falls Ice Co,
began shipping ice again Mondsy.-Mr.
Charlie Jackson and wife came home lsst
week called here by the death Of Mr.. jack
sons father. -
WINTHROP "
About twenty Sir Knights from Trinity
CO m nsEdery came out from Augusta Fri
day night and worked the Red Cross de-
gree, in the New Masonic Hall. There
were twenty Winthrop Sir Knights present
After the work banquet was served E
7. Adams is moving his stock Of goods IL
to The store formerly occupied By E. Q.
Kelley j. L. Savage has moved his fam
lily to Hopkintop, Mass. His house has
been rented by f L. L1vej,y who is NOV
ing in.-F. f Jackson is at home for p
few weeks having recently returned from
Central America.
RIVERSIDE
John Mccormick ard his wife Of Liver
more came to this place last week ard
visited many Of the families ard left Mon
~ for Augusta Mrs. Annie Rowe OF Pea
body has been in the place for the p 81
three weeks whiting her pare nts, Mr.. and
Mrs Bragg. She returned TO her home
'sst Wednesday H. Jenkins of Cumber
/. Al, and c. II. Palsifer of Yarn outh, were
ia Town las. Friday.-Bepj Norton Of
Lseds, was in the place Friday john Ran
dali who is engineer on The elevated rail
rood In the city OF New York was ia town
W dnt sday accompanied by his brnIhe,
Charles, who is me- rchant at South China
Mr. Chas Hsmlin of China was in the
plsce Thursday on HE way 10 Gardiner 10
) spose of 1000 strawberry plants .-Lasl
Angeles, Csliforuis, to be absent one year |
Her departure will be much regretted -
>st Tuesday the veterans Of Company d -
2ls: Regiment Of Maine Volunteers, held |
heir third aunusl reunion a. Conrad. |
. Z. Robbins. There were present 20 |
Lemoers Of this grand Old company AM
lee are no more worthy citizsts in the
Stale This Company wss mu.ttred ittl
he [ s service Oct - h, 1862. OF the
,rigtnal9l men Il died OF disease ard 3 |
wee killed, IL have .ince died leaving So
ne b RS still iiyi0g Of viii % met ct
'omrsfe Robbins last Tuesday, VIZ
SPIT 2. Gsrl,nd of Ninslow. Lieut..
David Lnseii OF Portland Alfred b Per
.ins Of Psphsm Beach, Gsaree W. Cush-
nan of WInsl W, Ofin A Snow of Vas-
.lborc, SAMUEL w. Wo 4 Of Burnham,
'hsres f. Collins Of East Vsssalboro,
oliver 7. Robbins of Riverside. WIN. A
austin Of c o's Eil, Audrey J Blaisdell
( Bath. Rufus Butler of FhIprsou'g, den
= Ellis OF Hslowell, George w. Fairfield
Il Augusta, John R Fisgg of Wsterville,
Joseph E. Fossett of Augusts, Norm N IL.
: Jssett of Riverside, Chas. B. Remington
I Parkeis Head, Edward P. Head
< Phippsburg. Ira Hodges of benton,
has z Lew, Cross Hill, Cbss. Fl. McIa-
ire. Small Point, Albert Z. Plummer
Richmond; John r. Pollard, Wstsrviiie;
loman Proctor, Waterville; George Frye,
mall Point. The regiment arrived in
Feb. /, 1868 and was assigned
. the LIST Brigade, lst Diyis- on, 10 Corps.
hey were in the trenches before Port
hudson forty days. taking pars in the as
,uli on the 27th Of May, whea they lost
. killed and wounded. snd again on the
9'h VI June, when 10 more u.re taken
rom the ranks. Port Hudson surrendered
July s;h. thereby closing The fighting
sseer of the regiment. They were finally
schsrged at Augusta, Aug 20. 1868. NJ
stter reg ment ever went to the front. At
lie reunion on the 18th there VAS q grand
ooi time, made up in part Of mu-
&c. speaking and a .umptous dinner
Sext Ssgbslh in the church in this place
iii be the communion of the l. ri's sup
er when an invitation will be given 10 join
ne church for auY that msy wish to. 1t is
expected that next Sabbath will be The last
{ Rev. Mr. Woodrows lsb,rs with US We
cry much regret that. for he has endeared
m ,elf tn ALI of thu e,immuutv far hia