Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-25
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Alhirn Strstt0n has rented his farrl and
moved % Mass L i Smith and aise
ehn h4ye been spending the winter in KEN
reb1c county, returned last week.-A. X
Relyss and wife have gone 10 Lawrence,
Mass where they Intend 70 remain 70. the
summer or longer time They were very
pleasant people and will be greatly missed.
DR. T.. j. Coaroy and family have moved
to Bradford Mas The house formerlg
owned By Inn. Amos Charchill has bought
and moved into. DR. Ccnroy Rad a
large prsc'icr here, wss well liked
and will be greatly missed DR.
Fsy Tor Who has been prsctlcing with
DR.. Thomas Of Caribou has taken rooms Of
b e. Wilder. He comes to our village
with good recommendation snd We wish
him success r. A. Shaw has purchased
the VIM, Lovely Hotel and win move into
it in week ortro.
WOODLAND.
Spring has come according TO the
almanac. The weather is at present very
sDrIng Ike The snow il soing fss. Is
b gan rainiag SATURDAY and has continued
until this Moalsy) morning, with q fair
prasFec5 of q continuation Of the storm -
The railroad meeting held At Clstk's Hall,
Caribou, an Saturday the Plat was well rep
resented from this town. There Was the
largest gathering ever seen at any one time
in ,ha hall |. IL estimated that there must
hsye been GOO persons IN attendance. Il is
the expressed opinion thst We are to have 4
railroad from the Arooatook to Bangor
By vote taken after the meeting nesrly
sll were ia favor Of the road.
IstANp FALts.
pmberm=n in this vicinity are ell out
II Ia eooJs and report very good y IL
ters work notwilhstandirg We have had
more s-ow han for several winters Ia
grippe il quite prevalent here this spring.
net IN tha came form as last winter but
fully a. severe, st least your c1ffesp pond mt
thinks 80 as he has hsj i for about fur
eeeks and i. still has pretty f,m grip on
him Farmers are trying hard to market
their potatoes making tri-weekly tips,
gong to uoulton one week ard trying 10
gpg back TIE next Schools IN this town
sill closed except Union District where they
hsye been having 4 very successful term
taught by Mrs. Rebeccs Warren.-Towu
meeting enc week from today. Was in
tapss they would get resdy for US t. VOC
en- the railroad question bnt it seems they
gill not. IL seems 10 Re the oil story that
ilrge bodies move slowly.
Hancock.
BsoOKLfS.
Work ia the can shop st the Book lin
Canrilg Cos factory has commenced. -
School in the second district will COM
meuce Monday. April c, under the iu-
suuction of Miss Hattie S. Tsp'ey Of West
BrooksviIle Mr.. II NJ. Pesse and wife
have returned from Boston whore Mr..
Ptsse has been employed the psst tro
years Mr.. Samuel Caudsgn hauled a new
Cow from Bluehill to Center UIarbor to
use in his business, wharf building II
tax ID the strength Of three yoke Of stout
oxen to haul ir.--A COMMITTEES has been
appointed 10 make plans and estimste the
cost OF a new chapel which is to be built
this year.
| MARfAviLLR.
The men are all out of the woods every
| thirg ia qniet here now. A large amount
of lumber has been put into Union river
toe last two months.
| SARGEsrvILLT.
| The remains of Mrs. Wilhelmina, wife
of Mr. Eugene Hooper. who recently died
very suddenly in Bluehill. were brough. TO
Ssrgentviile fer interment- Mrs Hoops
was formerly Of New York Steamer City
Of Richmond is again on the route. On her
! tirst trip up. owing to the large AMOUNT of
| freight, she was detained ut this wharf one
ami ons-hslf hours A part Of the freigh.
| put on board here consisted Of ga barrels
of clans for bsis shipped by W G. Sargent
4 Son. They will be sent to New York,
thence TO Portussl.--Mr. and Mrs. Charles
wsrs celebrated their silver wedding
March 20. There were about 100 guests
present
DEER IsLE.
At the annual school meeting held q,
Sunset, March II. rs Powers was elected
agent for District IS ard J. c. St;nsou for
District l2-Mr. George Gross of South
Deer Isle died Suudsv after = brief but
painful Illness in the 18th yesr of his age.
NJ. TrissrSm Haskell q respected citizen
Of North Deer Isle ed Saturday from the
effects o. heart dsesss. lie leaves rife
Ard family Of children.
kennsbee.
| CLINTON
Mr.. Bsrrows, agent for q large shoe man
ufsetaring Industry in Hsverhin. Mass.
has been prospe ctng for place in which
to locate shoe factory. After visiting
many tosns. he decided Inst Clinton wss
the most promising. ard the facilities
sforded were far shesd of snythirg h, had
seen else~hsrs. The prospects now SIRE
that shoe factory employing fr5m fifty to
seventy five persons will be in operation
! here 10 one month from this writing Mr.
Elmer Fiye Who hsd part OF his foot smpu-
tated. is improving rapidly. DR.. G. F
| Weber sttsniif phy sicisn Toe graz gers
gave an entertainment at Centennial Hsli
Friday evening which vas largely attended
Mr.. Albert Hunter has BEEN appointed
! road cor missioner fer this pArt Of the
town. 4 bs.tsr man for the position could
| rot have been found. We shall hea- no
more complaints ahont peer road. Mrs.
Walter Biselsw Left this morning. for
Bismarck, n. D.
East Prrrsros.
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