Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-21

nissed more than enc day At sims or iaia
less ihsa txc ilsys il succession Sic sAld
- fellow, viz: Once sfyen days IN sle-s
essslca. cree six days, trice five days. fse
siGes four days, eight timss th.ea days ard
eight times sso days- Sse did 70: lay from
Mascn 81 En.li Mnca Is b. wheE ste be-
gnn sgsis, and Is lsyiag daiiy.
Aass hens have beeE ea . strike this
wirEsf Gin this PART Of ths SsAts1, eus Is
could BE- said OF t7i% paIist She bath done
vhxt she ecuid- Her fa.he. was 3 cross
between 8 Brown Lezhorn ard Silve.
Sesnsasd Hamburg Hee msshsr and asnt
IAzn. RrxhnAs) laid over tso hundred
eggs within .selve months from the tine
they we're hsfchsd. Mr.. johnson has .
fine pen Of Black Ainofess. Elk pasless aaa
s cockerel. Also Pen u Partridge CosE-
ins Williams s,rain) j. consisting Of rite
puilets AID eockerei--porsl.ra Argus.
Boston Saturisy Evening Gazette Mrs.. |
George Place has recently begun her
delightful series Of Saturday evening |
musicals At Mrs. Pixcs's pretty rooEs |
there il sure TO be music worth listening |
%, and Conversation worth joining IN |
LAst Saturday, Mrs. KEENAN, vho recently |
sang 80 beautifully 8. several Boston |
bou.es, vas the brigh. particular star OF |
The everisg. She sung With real drsmste |
fsrvor like the true artist thas che is. |
There IL DO woman in Ssw York who |
Grsangss sseh charming programmes a.
does Mrs Piacs. Bostonisns who 90 to |
Bar Hsrbor know ho~ delightful her
Summer entertainments are at her |
presty cottage; bus 10 New York
they are even better, fer she has 3 large 1
at 49, fEs a~Sf ssst
rho A nor conside, IL compliment TO be
musicals. Ms. Ksnnsn will be heard at
Mrs. Places ~ Saturday evening. March
2lst. Mrs KEENAN, who recently ssng in
Bath and Portland will sail for Europe
April 2sth. She will be heard in London
IN chamber cor eests ETC., and viii also
resume her studies with Shakespeare.
Speaking Of the pany attractive sections
OF Maine the Pennington Chroricle says;
When Madfid's lumbar resources, sport
ing facilities and picturesque scenery shall
be better known there will be remarkable
boom in business generally. The town is
20 miles northwest Of Pennington On the
stage line from Phillips 10 Ringeiey and
was settled over so years sgo. There Is
plenty Of fine scenery and trout 10 tempt
the tourist and some ponds that swarm with
black bass. There are cascades whege the
water falls so feet in two miles, forming
az fine series OF eata,acts as the State
affords Tourists have not had their at
tention directed TO Madrid's advantages
but tae new railroad will DO so
nov"
Colonel Stone, who has been appointed
By Governor Russell Of Massachusetts to
succeed Police Commissioner Osborne. was
born in Maine, fitted for college in Salem,
Mass , and graduated at Bowdoin in 1859.
lie served ia the war and was mustered out
AZ lieutenant. colonel and breye.-eolonel
Tooth United States Colored Troops. He
hiss been junior vice commander of the
Loyal Legion of Massachusetts,.
Last year the Skowhessn creamery
received 1913 622 inches of cream and
made 20 4@3 lbs. of butter. beside selling
nearly 800 worth of cream, aud for
the mon.h Of JAnul;y, 1891, received $3.50 I
inches of cream and made 4442 pounds
Of butter, gain Of 1000 pounds If butter
over the same month Of las. year. The
patrons of the creamery were paid
about $4,000 for cream the year 1890,
1EI nave fEGSlNeu ABDUL tiat hnouEt iUI
cream each year for the las. six years. The
prospec. for the future of the creamery was {
never more promising than now. The (
present patrons sre incrt asing their number {
Of cows Cor the ere amery and new patrons
are to furnish cream soon while others are {
it, some to the extent Of twenty {
cows or more.
X. /. Thompson, Bowdoin 81. who
started the Afo1stook Democrat at Pfe.que I
fsle last summer. has retired frcm that
paper and assumed editorial control OF the
ihUwaston Herald. Ii
On Frdsy afternoon Of last week Mrs.
Phebe, wife of Deacon David Harris Of
Bath, died at her home on Green street.
sne seven hours later Mr.. Harris passed
away. They had been sick but one week.
On the pr yIous Saturday Mr. Harris had
paIslyhc shock and in 8 few days pueu- ,
monis set in. On Mon3sy Mrs. Harris vas
taken Ill with pueum0nis and died the fol-
loving Friday She was nearly SO years ;
Of age, being Ave months older thar her ,
husband, they had been married over fifty !,
years. Mr. snd Mrs. Harris were promi- ,
seat members of The North street church, ;
Bath. :
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