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

erAi strings Of nice pickerel Of lsts.-E sgs
| are worth IN the market 81 per hundred !;
butter. 20 cts. per pound; potatoes, % cts
per bushei spples, 81 30 per bbi.-Mrs
Ads)ine anlsp. who has been in the toxr
Of Orient. Aroostook county, with he,
daughter, Mrs. Robbins, for the pas two
months returned home last Monday MON
ing.
Penobsc0t.
CoRIssA
Bert Knowles and wife returned 10 Yves.
Lynn, Mass Thursday.-Ailie E,tes WAS
| ordered to Rutland, W.; h, is Q workman
| for Connecticut Ridge Co j. C Pease
and wife were visited on Friday BY Mrs. E :
we'll and Mrs. MNiman OF lawrence. Mass.
The frisky boy Abel 10 in trouble. his
been fi,hins on H,yt lake. The hermit of
| the lake claim. 700 many lines. Charlie
Rowe and his wife are making Mr.. Roxe's
mother visi.. Me-. and Mrs Rowe belong
in Wsl}oboro Justin Barney hiss become
= member Of this villsge corp,ra,ior.-
L ROY and Eddie Folsom. stu Tents Of Maine
site College. came home i'll with the
| humps The Republicans mat ia caucus
on Saturday, the % b, selected; p. Car
tis. chairman. J. C. Pesse. secretary,
electe for town committee, W. ! Wood
j. Z CARTS, II b. Rackliff, I. II. Cfowell
I. +. Burfili. Delegates to cpnveation It
Bangor: ]. P. Curti', W. Bu,ril!, o. /.
Doyen, W. l. Wood.
PALMYRA
Mr.. L II Aptl.bT, local editor Of The
Eastern G,2 tie, spe1t last Sabbath with
"a IN rl'a
Frost Of Humony is visiting friends 10
town Miss Lura Frost has recovered 50
Is TO b. out agsir.-Q lite q lively horse
trot on White pond Tuesday, the 22 inst.
EoaRIDeEwocK.
Arrangements are nearly completed to
hsve the weather forecasts given every
morning by system OF whistles from III.
whistle on F. j. VISITS shop The far ners
will surely approve OF the plan The bus
mess has Increased 70 such al extent on the
Somerset i .ilroad that IL has been neces-
ssry to ruu special freight train to Msdi
son every day for the past two weeks Il
is said that the management uilk
some OF making it regular train
Two new locomotives have lately
been purchased and the Fl. st CT itce
sppesred Satu' dIy moinlng On the regular
freieh, 1t is light m lcb n Of abou. thirty
tons, snd Is lettered ''MoIIa No. Last
Friday evening Somerset Grange dis ,ussed
the question. Resolved That slaz corn
is mGre profitable for the farmer to YAise
t1an sweet corr Til, indicstio n, are that
busi1ess will be good here TIL, spring.
-Four rev h .uIes, three new stables, q big
stock barn and the Goa. shcp
building are already uader CONTRACT. Taere
i, also steam mill now building in .he
western part Of the town fer III, IN ,nufsc-
fure Of picker stick, ard b, K b1srds. ID.
E. Taylor has recently opened q quarry at
tn. top Of - idlin hll, the stock from h CHI
seems TO rival that Of Hs.loweil for fine.
ness ard whitenss, Of the dressed granite.
HARMONY.
The prevailing pleasant weather has
barred the ground in many pla ,es, and If it
continues warm few esy, iorgsr wheels
will have II be used There will be a
school meeting at the village On Saturday
att moon, April 2.--The lodge Of I. o. o
F. is about to orgsniz, 3 dsgtee team
The Free High School cottiouss three
weeks i1r ser-The Old Fellows propose
to observe the % day Of April, as the
anniversary CT the birth o. Odd Fellowship
in Americs.
Sr. ALBiNs.
Mr.. and Mrs. H4roeft Fisher ais, Will
liam Frcst and L., Morrill, s:a,t d for
North nik,ts this morning They will be
j lin ID a; Portland bS Mr.. Samuel Shaw and |
family, who are on their way home after q |
visit E,st.-Rsv. C. A. Southsrd and wife |
are improving and Mrs. d nins En-
e y are on the sick lie. now.-Hon. D. d. |
stewart IL at Skowbega1 tbs veek.-Mudl
ii ne and maple syrup are both q. hsnd.
FREEDOM.
The ladies OF the Villsga Improve mel |
Society gave . Literary lserainmen. and
act qulrial supper for The purpose Of pre- |
curing finds wnerewith to build sijevslis
in the village. The receipts we're about
s2G The literary entertainment was goo
and we'll rectiEei ty the audience. The
supper was truly Antiquarian it being pork
and bea as, ! adisn pu idins pumpkin pies, c.
The dining room was vel ILLUMINATED With
s,old failo dips planted in We csnd e |
stieks.h Let rs have more Of these old |
time suppsfs.
LIBERTY.
ClSu IA3k
week He VA m amber OF Liberty Lodge |
Of Masons, And WAS buried in STsnviile |
with MAlonic hot . Tuesday, 20 memo efs |
giiag distance Of 90 miles to pay h ar |
iass respecs to q very worthy ard much |
respected brother snd cit zen.-ws .er |
Knov.tIns horse sss p ,ed on his foot Lass |
week and jsmmsd il quite badly. He /. |
unable TO be abou. yet.-Georse Meservey |
10 making extensive repairs on his house, |
chanting a :tiiior insids and viii put in all \
new four-lishted vi,dovs.-Cluence II. |
Hufd has sold ME vaiusb,e colt to a man il |
Observation-Disclosures Bsnner, living in |
the west part CT the tow, 10 very sick. |
BE his had three psralytic shocks |
and 10 net expected 70 ive.-Ralph |
Morse 10 sicr With erysipela, in |
his fsce--Rsv. George R. Berry il sick |
With II srippe.-It il reported that Hon.
Charles E. Listiefeld Of Rscklsrd will de-
liver the s5dies On Memorial day In this
village Woodnaa Who has been
Spending shs vinter here, left Monday for
Portland TO livs.rita his son, r D. Wood
man -Ars E 2. Walker has heen visit
ing her tf;;hsr, Hon. & 8. Aver, in this
village tbs past vsek.-Hon. ". H HINT
vent 10 Augusta, Tuesday to attend to BIZ.
du'iss ss tie I-sxne Hospital
Dirhthefis has often been cued With
Johnson's Arcdyre Linimsns, sheu decor.