Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-06
STATE NEWS.
WOODLAND,

from the northwest and the rev year OF
/ 1892 esma 10 rather hlusteri1g- On the
socoGd day tie vssther med. rssed, ard II
| right gave Us fle rain.-The water milis
are running SO sin - The late rains have
! raised ire water So a. to make il proh!abls,
- B Sutherland is now working 10 ih'
q. r Pratt mill. SIS sawyer Il u 'derstSnd
/ that Mr.. PsAtt in'epds running his mill
I i1his.-Tre school i, District NJ, 2 Gem
r,eae-d on MoadAy. Jan. 4. with MISS
( Brigss Of C&riaou IS teAcha-.-T The pota o
market i. snll dull Most otths farmers have
h=ld bsck their potatoes sxpsc ins rise In
price. bus So the ira.pAei Is no better they
must sell for What they can &c, Il. Is
some thing very unEs1al a! this time OF & q
year to see 20 lille sa0~ il nor bern
Aroo.taos The Indications roia: to 81
| open winter.
| NAPLEroS
TIE District Lodge of G,nd Tsnplsrs
~Ns held at Grange Hal, Tussd.y, Dec.
% b The meetings we're Interesting
! aaush the attendance WAS snsll owiog
i TO The bad trsveling,-H NJ Psy.on has
changed his plsoe of re.ijer &c from district
No to dl.trics M. :. and his pest ofKee
sdtr-ss will be Mspleton sesi of Pres
l
- well pstropizei in this section, thsra
being 76 copies come to this post cti e est b
week Josie Bail commenced scho
10 dstrcs M. Mondsy of this week
| Cliff Jid NcGlsI Il n, who has been attend.
ing the Kicker Classical Institute st Houi
ton. is teaching school III Bridsewstsr,-
Ia the absenee OF Rev. MIR, Riprelle. JOIN
Eddy of Woodland, conducted religious
/ L.
evening --Wm. sni Adelbert Lsnb.r'
have been very sick. but are better. though
| YET qli's weak. They were attended by Dr.
Clifford Of Castle Hill
| Hancock
| BROOKLYN.
The week OF prsyer will be conducted by
| Rev Mr.. B Iby. who is supplying the put
| pit here.-Your correspondent received re
ce,ved a very pie sssns call from Mr.. F. :
Berry, Who i, worsiag in the interest OF
the JouRNAL, We are having vary nj d
weather, but high winds IS rule Some
of the shipping in our barber dragged
anchor in the recent gale but
no serious damage i. reported -
Prof. IL. L Springsr will teach the II e.
School in District No. Willis GfsS
commences the district school at M Z
and Fl. A. Holt a, No. Prof +. II
Butter teaches the Bi4h School at Nortt
B,ookiin. He is very p pular as tesc le
th:re.
NORM HANCOCK
Daniel and John Mckay have gone Il
Prince Ed yard Islsni to see brother VIII,
is very sick and no! expected to recover.
~ f..
Egypt, to be nes-er bis work. He ha.
lease d his house TO L. A Springer Mrs
Gs o. Nj Kay, who has been SICK with poeu
mouis. is recovering -Geo. Springer re
Gently caught & wildcat, gray striped
weighing u pounds
Kennebec.
EAST PiTTsroS
The II ga School commenced jan. 4th
Mr.. L Ford OF Whi'etisld, priucipsl, Mis-
George Palmer, Assistant A large st.en
dance i. ex pecsed.-Rev o. Tyler, ~ho h :,
been unable 10 preach for several Sundays
is better ard expects 10 occupy bis pulp
next Sunday Miss Augustus Call ant
| Miss Lizzie Call are visiting relstiYes il
Randolph Mr.. Charles Sn phen, proprie
tor of the csrrisge factory, snd Mr.. Wri,ht
bis blacksmith. are both SICK with Ia grippe
MT. VERNON.
Considerable sick'ess il prevailing in ihi
section. mostly la grippe. Edward Smith
is very sick With it; also Mrs. Ssmu+
Cilugh ST her son's, i.ssc B Childs'
Mics Emily Stevens is quite sick with it
Q nte q uumher ere sick 10 the village -
There was no preaching at the Method
house last Suuda, There will be uniol
services this week Of prayer 1t seem;
very odd TO see cattle and sheep out graz
i1g. fowl out pickiog green grass aud sons
men blowing in January. Such are the
Ssh Ne see now Some persons who
have lived in Connecticut cay that this i.
very similar to the winters in thst state
Bus we .hould like little snow so that We
could get up some wood.-Sbo aid the
weather and travelling be favorable is i.
exp, cied that d. d G. M, Crosby OF
Norlh Wayne viii! be present on the even
ing Of Jan II, aud install the eff !ers OF
Vernon Valley Lodge, +. & A. NJ. All
the brethren are invited 70 be preseas.
RIVERSIDE
George Emery of the town Of Gray va.
in the place Friday stopping with hi.
brother. J ,mes s Emery M EN- ry aud
his sen hsve been az work at North Anson
the past season on the pup mil AT the
lssl storm the ice broke up in the pond in
this pace Miss Emily Taught. Aunt
Milly," has sold her pine rees, hem
| | OK a, oak TO Elias MliIiken of Augusta
for $500, snd A bert + jster will hsu rhem
to thu bank OF the river nesr the PIERS
Mr. FostoS will build he vel for his horses
aud oxen and camp for 'he men on the lot
! 10 the sooda-There was no relig Gus
meeting ia ibis place last Sunday The
ilFer a. this place is clear Of ice.
| CHELSEA
| Ia the death of Mrs. Thomas Sea'les
which occurred lsss Tuesdsy. Dec 29th,
| our town loses one OF it's olde,t md most
respected residents. Mrs Searles was all
| her fe devoted Christian AID bore her
| long and tedious Illness wi h marked pa
tisnce and forttada. She vac faithful
member of the NJ. E. church and the
! funeral services which we're held At her late
residence LAST Thur,d.y, Dec 3lst, at 2
o'clock we're coDduc ed by Rev. W. w.
! Ogier, pastor Of the NJ. +. church. Two
| sons and four daughters remsin tn mourn
the loss OF = devoted mother and 8 large
| circle of friends aud neighbours will
| also remember her With love. She
has gone 70 resp the resard Of the faith
| ful.-Rev. james l. Folsom of Vssssl
boro preached here last Sabbath, in e1-
change With Rev. W W Ogier. Mr.. Fol
som met With a cordial reception IS he
always will tere. II. greatly eniea'ed
himself to the people DUNG the revival
services held here last Sep,e mber Mr..
| Emma F4rnhan sn1 daughter Of Wa ct
VILE returned 10 their hume lass ~esk after
two weeks visit > i.h relatives and friends
| 10 this tovn.-Tbs farmers have got er ough
rain al last and there 10 no danger Of men
or cattle going thirsty this winter - Thomas
Sesrles came down from Kaus's Hill last
| THURSDAY 10 attend the funeral of his
grandmother. He will return to his studies
this week.
PIrrsroS
The weather remains warm There is 8
| strong cnrrsnt 10 the river and the water il
quite ish There Is soma drifting ice in the
river ihst looks as though it came over the
! dsm.-Mr George Po.ers Of Lltcf fad Ia
visiting relatives az this place q ute =
number Of the ice companies were housing
ice at this time las. winter.-Ths schooi ID
Dis. No 3 will begin next mord.y JAN
u.Yy l1th.
Wees MILLS.
Mr.. Dean E.tes, has over two thousand
jackets in his shop, and gives employ me ut
TO about fly hands. Mr.. Samuel Giiiien
has Al stack of grip
Lincoln
WHITEFIELD.
It's very SICILY about here. s. W
King and family are all sick with the
7 L
are quite sick Mr.. S Bailey. wife and
sifs's sister are sick-Th- singh chool
is to be exter ded SIX nights dnsy Bsiley
has gone to Fa-ningisle II ssch.-S :hool
in District No. ; closed Saturday,.