Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-25

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ASHLAND
Mr.. sid Mfs- Jarvis Hsyvsfd Of Pfesqae
Isle we're in teva last weak -De D,bson
arrived In town few days sicce with the
intention Of settiirs hsre II be gets ssm
Gent which We hope viii be
ths ease - another phSsician il needed.
DR. Dsb,on comes well recommended from
leading physicians 10 cher TO sns-Miss
Eva Brigham entertained large party Of
friends very pleasant y on Hiiisy evening =
Active preparations are bsisg made for the
lumber voed.-E. G Dunn. Jr.. 10 sbsens
in Bosson.-Hsyvafd { Fiason hare 3
. c1mmodieus and we'll stocked hardware
store which they have recently flashed.
WoopLASD
The most Of those that vent to Boston
from this town have returned and cay they
eDj Eyed themselves nicely. AL ssem to
shink last - well Of Afoostook = il they
hsd not been to the "Huh."-Nf. john
Eddy who hiss been sbsent Eve weeks re-
tarned 10 his home in this town on Thursday
evening. He not only visited Boston bat
Brooifeld the place Of Dis birth The
men ;hat are to conssruc. the bridge aeross
the Aroostook river a, Caribou, have COM
meneed work on the Foundation -
Oae week more Of November
ihs month has been more like
ocioeer than November. There has been
bat very little raia for suo months and
many wells ard spficSs which have never
before beer dry, are DOW dry.--Jsmes Nc
luiife has just flashed thfasbiog his grain
The yield WAS very large Of all kinds. 1873
bushels Of wheat from 2 acres; ~ acrss
Of oats and peas which gave him q large
profit There are several cress starting
for the woods to cut spruce and cedar
Mr.. Frank Mood g stable, 20 il 10 stated.
vas visited few nights ago by h1fse
thief who took valuable ihrse-ye4r old
colt thereffom and got into New Bfuasviek
where he was tracked. II 10 to be hoped
that be will be caught and dealt with accord
Jog to his offence.
Hancock
Mrs. Esther Graves Of Bangor, . former
RI sident Of this town, was here lsst week
visiting reIstives.-The pie sociable at
Union Hall Friday night was largely sttesd-
ed. Many pieces we're spoken BY the little
ones, music and singing were rendered by
Mis- Ha,iiugs assisted by Miss Smith; the
guess quilt was won BY Mrs William Del
ettrea sho guessed the number Of seeds in
the pumpkin. there being some over $50
saeds,-Miss Helen Gregg Of Amherst, has
closed 9 successful term Of school in district
No. 3.-Mr. Charley Black raised the
present season from four quarts planting
seven bush sls and three quarts Of XII iney
besns.-There 10 . large number gathers
weekly at Union Hall to attend the Farmsrs'
Club held there Mrs. Caroline Drummer
has moved into G. W. Brunner's house for
the win,er.-Rev. Mr.. Brown Of MAchiss.
port has held series Of meetings here the
past week.
DEER ISLE.
A reunion Of Good Templars was held
with Western Light Lodge Saturday eve
ping. After 9 treat Of confs ctionery and
fruit the following entertainment was lis.
tened tos Instrumental music by M. V.
Small readings by J. B. Gray and Mrs. NJ.
A. Judkins; dialogue, "A Scene in Bob
to wh School," recitation, by Octsvis Fl
field; recitation, by Lucy Murphy !. paper,
by Mrs. f. 8. Small; recitation, Mrs.
NJ. A. Jadkins; dialogue. "A Pantsloon
Fight" remarks by visitors and members.
in District No. 81 began Monday
under the tuition Of Mics Maud Hendrick
Of South Deer I.le.-Mfs Fannie Cole
who has been i'll for some time 10 rapidly
regaining her health.-John Small returned
from Rockland Monday where he has been
on bu'iness trip.
Ksnnsbse.
NORTH VAssALBoRo
The spire on the Baptist church which
was lurched toward the street during one Of
our severe wind storms come time since,
has been "righsed up" and now points as 1t
ought, directly heAvenward,-Mr. M. E.
the apple buyer representing
Messrs. Cummings & Winchester Of Port
land, was in town Saturday. He reports
the market very full at present, being un-
a BILE to offer m Ore than 81 per Dbl. for NJ.
Is and so for No. 2's. Apples are be-
leg shipped at the rate of 100 900 bbls. per
week to London, Liverpool and glasgow
There having been shipped up to the pres
ent time about 500 600 barrels. Notwith-
standing the early reports to the contrary
there is the largest crop Of fruit IN the
states and Canada ever harvested exceeding
the enormous crop Of 1888. Your cores
pordent hopes to be able to give the readers
Of the JOURNAL q list Of some Of the lsrg
c ST crops Of apples In town at an early date
The hay presses Of Messrs. Woodsum &
Reynolds and Gates & Hussey are both iu
active operation 10 this vicinity. The price
paid for the best 10 $40 per ton delivered
1t Vassalboro station.
RIVERSIDE.
Prof. |. 0. Winslow Of St. Albaus will
address Q meeting of the farmers at Grange
Hall, Getchelrs Corner, Vassalboro. Fri
day, Nov. 81. at 10 A. NJ, subject, Butter
Factory" and if cows enough can be OBJ
tanned creamery will be located in Vassal-
boro at once. II stormy, the meeting will
be held Saturday at the same hour.
WNsLow.
These are busy times here. A number
OF houses are being bdti. to accommodate
the workmen on the Hollingsworth and
wbitrey property. A big crew are at work
grading up the old Maine Central track aud
putting in culverts. The track is being
placed in cor dition for use so that traius
be srirg materials for the construction Of
the new mi Il, may be run over 1t. The
survey ors have also been busy laying out
the sites Of the buildings. and the entire
work will be pu.hed forward % rapidly IS
possible,
RIVERSIDE.
Mrs. Luella Smale Of Hyde Park, near
Chicsgo, was in this villsge last Friday.
Mrs Smsle has many relatives in Gardiner.
-Chas Russell, who is At work at the city
hospital, Boston, was here last Friday,
to Boston Saturday. HIS parents
reside here. Ellsworth Sutherland and his
wife, nee Nellie Getchell. returned to bis
home in Duluth, MINI. last Tuesday. Mr..
Sutherland is engaged on . milk ranch
three miles from Duluth, takiog into the
,ity every morning about IS gallons Of milk
Tor which be gets % csnts q gallon, one
nan taking 30 gallons. We are not pleased
si,h Nellie leaving the place, for she is .
ady that all very highly respect for her
rood ard amisble qualities. The best
wishes Of the community will 60 with
hem.-Mr. Horace Smell and bis interest
ng family from Bowdoinhsm will spend
with his brother and
listers in this place. Mr.. Smell 10
,epot master at Bowdoinhsm. - Last
Friday Mr.. S.urgis shipped on board the
,ars six choca ewes and bu k for Mr..
North Of Belfast The Ksrnsbec District
Lodge Of Good Templsrs will meet in Gar
liner the 81 dsy of December at 10 A N.
The delegates from Riverside Lodge are
!. Il. Reed, E s. Forest, Addis Russell,
3uy Gilcrease. Daniel R,llins. G. L. Rau-
,alI, E. l. Baker, N. 81. Fossett.-Mrs.
Blanchard of Litch6eld 10 visiting
Ter sister, Mrs Hannah Russell.
Penobscot.
CoRIsNA.
The mock trial at G A, r Hall was we'll