Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-22

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Lawson Thompson has moved on to
Elder A. II. Thompson's pace, hsving
taken the farm fur Tie season --Stewafs 4
Morton are running their rosa-y say GA
fall time nov.-Ths shingle nachisss are
idle q psesens for wsnt OF rift which wiz
ICON Be forthcoming, - the stream -
open, and the ice in the mill pond IL weah-
ering ven fast, ard viii be al broken up
in : few days. Tho helds and roads
are nearly bafs, bu: there il much
sncw yet in the woods. - Lew
il Ifelands son Of Castle Hill Who
had his leg badly broken the FIRST Of the
winter, land ii hss been feared al along
sincs thss hs would lose the Lego has besn
examined lassly by three physicians add
pronounced ont Of danger and thst his leg
vas doing asll II T. Libby who has been
away in the woods al winter blacksmith
ing for large crew has returned home -
A pie sociable for the advancement Of the
Sidewalk fund va held 1t Grange Hall
last Friday evening AID very pleasant
time was enjoyed.
MARIAyILLR
Mr.. NJ. s. Keliher, Who has been fiitir 8
himself for doctor, has 1t last succeeded.
We learn he 10 to locate at present 1t Hot
den. His many friends here wish him
success 20 We truly think he ID deserving
Of is.-Mr. Frank Jordan 10 tearing out the
inside Of his house and 10 going to have
half made into hall. he 10 also repairing
the ous.ide.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frost
we're the recipients Of bouncing
boy tsby, April 17th,-Uniou river
bridge in District No. 2. that has
been unsafe for some little time is under
going q thorough repair.-Mr. Alans0n Jor-
dan, Jr.. and wife have moved into the
house with his sged father and mother to
care for them.-Nrs. Nahum Jordan has
been very sick with Ia grippe, and n num-
Der Of Others are down sick with the above
named 6isease.-The Amherst tannery
teams are doing great carnage to our roads
three trips . week they make from above
named town to Ellsworth Falls, four teams
each trip With four horses attached. Al
our next session of Legislature we shall
try to have . hearing on the subject Of
these narrow tired wheels.
ELLSWORTH.
The Hopkins Mill property on the Shore
road has been purchased by G. C. Burrill
and will be developed by out ride parties
1t will add another manufacturing plant tc
Ellsworth. Ths Dutton store occupied by
]. FL. & e. K. Hopkins has been bar gaine
for by the same parties. Let the good
work 60 on.
SARGENTvILLE.
II. B. Harding and l. P. GrindAll have
gone to Ellsworth to serve on the jury
A. G. Dodge is repairing aud painting hi!
buildings greatly improving their appear.
snce.-Chsrles Closson has moved into Z.
c. Hoorer's house at Blacks Corner
Vinal Wood planted one and one-hsli
bushels Of potatoes the middle Of thi.
month though he encountered quite lo'
Of frost in blowing Salt water smelts are
being taken in quite large numbers. One
man boxsts Of having one hundred and fifty
fried for the family dinner and it is not !
very large family either Several of The
paving breskers have commenced wori
and ]. w. Grindell hss already shipped ont
cargo.
Bert Redlofe arrived home from Bail
| last Wednesday, and returned again or
Sundsy.-Henry Eugley Of Welchville
Oxford county, 10 wishing bis brother in
this place, j. A. Eueley.-Last Sunday the
Rev. l. ] Mead preached the funeral sermon
Of Bradford +. Reed, who died March the
7th. The services we're held in the
meeting house in the afternoon
Samuel Prowse of St3rcross, neal
Exeter, England, arrived here last week
His son-in-law is at work for I. d. SturRis
The City of Waterville steamboat steam
ed up past here last Sunday, and now will
probably make her regular trips between
Wsterville, Augusta, Hsllowell and Gardi-
uer.-Mf. Ssureis, from q flock of I25
sheep has 1873 lambs, all smart and healthy,
| good income surely.-Some of our farm
ess who have orchards are now grating
their trees.-Mondsy was good driving
day ard the mud is fast disappearing and
the grass is looking green and pleasant.
WINTHROP.
The village schools began Monday with
good sttendsnce.-Seventy tickets were
sold at this station Saturday for Merchants
day at Lewiston. severe cases OF
the grip are reported this week The
Good Cheer Society sre to give concert
and ball May evening Florine
Davis is attending the Grand Commandery
OF U. o. G. C. ct Lewiston.
WEEKS MILLS.
Mr.. James Field Of New York City is at
the hotel for the summer. Mr.. Husband
White sawed of the end of two fingers
while saving shingles. Mr.. Fred Weeks
also sawed off the end of his thumb.-M.
A. Mclaughlin has built q rustic bridge
across the west branch Of the Sheepscot.-
Mrs. Alice Chadwick and family have
returned to Bangor. Forrest Halo.
way has returned to his old position as fire.
man on the Kennebec boat.-Miss Georgis
Hsllowell has gone to Augusta for the sum-
mer.-Miss Minnie Malcolm has . position
in Gannstt & Morse's publishing house
Mr.. A. r. BurrilI has sold four-year old
colt to MIR. Arthur Newman Of Portland.
WEST GARDINER.
Miss Amy Bachelor spent Q few days
with Mrs C. 4. Gelchell last week-Berl
Hopkins of Gardiner spent Sunday at his
home here,-Leslie Hopkins and wife OF
Augusta are stopping with Mr.. Bepj .min
Hopkins for few dsys.-About all Of the
district schools have commenced.
Penobscot.
NEwPoRT.
In addition to the proposed wooden mill
there is talk Of q factory for condersins
milk being established ere.-Considerabie
improvement is to be made on the grounds
Of Camp Benson, and number of ne y
cottages built this season-Rev. o. J.
Hancock Of Corinna will supply the pulpit
of the High St church for the next two
Sundays. The pastor, Rev. John Webster
is expected back in May.--Rev. C.
A. Maine will attend the M. E.
Conference at Damariscotta next week.
Misses Bertha Judkins and Annie Gilman
have returned to Gcfhsm Normal School -
Mr.. Eden Pratt Of North Newport has
been engaged to tesch the High School ia
this vicinity. Miss Edna Harvey Is to
teach the intermediate and Mrs. Walter
White the primary. The schools will CON-
mence next week Dist. Deputy Webster
will visit Royal Arch Chapter on Monday
evening. Masonic Hall has recently re-
ceived some fine new furniture.
waldo.
LIBERTY.
A number az the faYn,ays arc r,tnwir,