Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30

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LENNpDb
Spri1g ike weather prevails ia this vicin
ity notvi h,isnding the fact Of two feet Of
snow and the very beat shedding during the
winter. Ga tic road from Glenwood to
MattawAmkesg fCint . distance of "a miles
the writer found the same am ount Of sno =
and the bsst Of slsighing. ihs road from
the Pint to the mouth Of the ARGOS ;ook
road being Iced with double tssm,, many
Of them transporting goods to ths Pa,ten
merchants. -1he completion Of the new
bridge scross the MAttswsmkesg at Wyto'
piilock Is sou - Of great satisfaction to
the people snd they feel islly proud Of the
fac rue ute. The CONTRACTORS went from
there TO Caribou to I'LL contrse. with thai
toxn-A few concerns are siii in the wood,
al hough lhe 3st are out. -Elishs Giipa
rick Of Dinfor.h is putt ~ sms AL stock Of
lumber into bis mill ct lis place. Eime,
Bryson Of Hsyues7ill. has . large drive to
take cut OF Pitltc strean Oar lnual
town meeting WAS held on the 2lss.
yht Char &c was made in the town govern
men. Nearly Il who ST the place for
the winter have returned to their htmas.
Mr. Noah II llman Of Minnesota completed
hls lumbaTiug operations for Poor & Son
on the 25 b inst. His wife and two little
children visited st her mothers during the
lag. two weeks il Reed Pltats.ion.-Mr.
Frsrk Pfou,y Of Glenwooi hauled to the
bark yard of Po,r & Son at Wytopitlock
the hsn ler load Of bark, % feet as scaled
by +. s. Marble, scaler,
SHERMAN MLLs
Alvsh 2. Lesvitt is to have q new car
risg, chop By VIM, III. Lewis blacksmith
shop 50 as TO connect OR bark extract
mill will shut do.n tu iin,ss there a. soon
as the preset supply Of hemlock bark is
exhsus ei which viii be about ten day ., 81 d
he cogpsny will not peel nor buy any ba'k
the coInirg 'ummsr Our town meetin z
" al occur .hi. Mcnisy, the 8.h. no ex-
treme measures are expected ~ this town
i, acting on good aud conservative prin.
cirlss 10 town msn igsmsrt.-Ep hirsm Joy
Is slowly coveriBg.-Slsighing here is
ssoelen, with cool night. Logs are being
hauled TO the Robinson mill leased By G c
Joy which hiss not been ran for soma years
psst.-Wm. II JAckmln had twelve sheep
with tsenty-one ismbs, sl5o Chsrles Brewer
had twelve sheep with twenty -,ne lambs,
aud 50 far We bear very favorable reports
of increase Our sEccessful term Of sing
ing school will close next Friday at tbs
To~n HsII.-Wallsca Cushmsn Is drawn as
traverse jifo, and a grand nor will be
drawn today.
Kennebec.
NORTH VAssALBoRo
Vasslboro has sustained q loss in the
i ,sih of Mr.. Henry Hanson Of GetcheIrs
Corner which occurred at his home on the
26 b, Of pneumonia. Mr.. Hanson wss one
of our olGest AID most respected cit sns.
he was faithful member OF the Friends
society By ~hlm be will be especially
missed. His sse was % years About
forty Of the friends and neighbors Of
Eversrd L. Pries. armed with saws and
sxss gathered in his door yard on the after
noon Of March 90 h and by o'clock his
wood lille Of teo cords was figted for the
stove. Mr.. Priett has had . severe
attack Of grip ard although gaining is not
sble to be gu. yet. Such acts cannot
be too highly mmsnded.-Mr. s. S.
Gu: senisl postmaster wears
40 unusually milling cuu1tenance late
b. Cause, q Siri baby in the family Il
Mr. Ambrose Wlthee who takes charge Of
the [ aion Seek Farm April /, IL moving
ito the James T. Weeks house sdj lining
the farm. We pndersa1d he has .otd his
rl.el 10 East Vsssslboro TO Msrcellus
Small The s. Of V. Minstrel Tfoep Of
Augusta gave An entertainment at Cit z ms
Hall on III. evening Of the % h TO good
house. IL swell spoken Of. Rev. J. L
Folsom who vas reported Ill last week WAS
ALL, to occupy his pulpi. on the 27.h.-I
Mr.. ng Bisatp Who hs' been carry ing
on the George lAber pl.c. for thu past
5 ear, moved 10 Ssngeivilie us wesk The
renairs 0. Mr.. T. ward Bsssg formerly CT
this piace. we've brought here r., burial
l.s Sunday. he 27,t MI. " E Pope has
moved frJm No Ia Fv.slooro to Vas l.
5oro ard vi eonai ~ his msss bs'issss in
that vii'sgA The Li5ie, AID SIeia,y Of
the NJ. f church viii give . supper NJ thsir
vesry on Tlursdsy, March 81. All are
ia.i,sd
PIrrsroS
The funeral OF the Hoo. J. NJ. Carpenter
and wife occurred last Ffidsy afternoon at
their late residence and vas largely attended.
Their remains were placed in tn C,ss GEM
esery. Mr.. Care atef was IS yesrs and
six mott 10 Of sge. and Mrs. Carpenter vas
"a years Of age Mrs.. Carpenters sister.
Miss B,dge, although very sick With pneu-
m3nis 10 little better and will probably
Thomas Coss and wife and