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

NJ. Allie Cess sss ga:is sick. DR.. Libby
AZ East Pinsson attends shsm.-Ths lea has
broken up In the river sal 10 drifting sraurd
ID la1ee sheess. there u 70 rise Of vssef -
sst- The river viii Be free Of ice In fey
days.-Mss. George W.Bailsy's father, Mr..
Small of Bovdoin Centre, 10 making her Q
stoss visit -Mx. Bert Jeveu met with quite
. bad accidsns. He vas choppinx wood in
the veeds and fslied . tree, which fell
scsoss the stump Of another one catching
bis axe throwing il several feet into the air
sad when u came dawn, the blade struck
him Ia the siie Of She had. curting 8 cash
shout two inches loeg DR.. Fred Ssfoas
10 doing - well - can be expected. Mr..
Henry Jevets ID coafrsd 10 tbs house BY
&c xnes. Captain George Jevsss arrived
home from sea Saturday
FAssALsoao.
Harlem Lodge. A. o. L. w.. st South
China Saturday evening, March rs, Vas
presented with an elegant Bible containing
the foundation p.in:iples Ct the order By
Brother G. ii. CAsss Of Harlem Ledge.
Vote Of thanks Vas bestowed upon him by
usmbers present
RIVERSIDE.
W. r. Bailey Of ihis place has purchased
al Of the stock Ia the farm Of the late
Rober. Gardner Of Gross Hill. There
vas enc yoke Of exen and sig young cows.
Mr.. Bailey has nov two yoke Of handsome
oxen we'll matsd. the best locking team in
the TOWN.. Il. B. Cookson Of Wsiei-
vile was in ihs place last week soliciting
for life insurance company, -Oae Day last
week deer was seen to cross the road near
Albert Fosters say miil.-Miss Ellen W.
Lswis, who has been stopping with the fam
lily Of Samuel Porter, left Thu lay nighr
Tor North Lincoln, where her parents live
Two six horse teams passed through this
place lssi Saturday from the logging voods.
They blopged down river.-Mss Mary Eos
sett went u Wa,srvills Ish Friday to At
tend the closing exercises Of Carrie Mer.
filPs school. Mrs MegrilPs school was 10
keeping four month";. Great improve
ment has been made in this school under
the instruction Of this excellent teacher -
Mr.. George A. Robbins rode TO the pest
Office driving his osn team las. Saturday
Says be was so years Old last Thursdsy
He 10 ss smart and q we'll as could be ex-
pected. says be has done all the work
about the barn the past winter. Mr.. Robbins
10 ens Of our reliable ctizsns-M. Berj
Lewis and wife Of North Lincoln ale soon
TO occupy the S,m1el Porter farm near
here. Mr.. Lewis some years since lived en-
the same farm. Mr. Lewis and his fsmil,
are well known in the place and viii be
q welcome addition to our community -
On Tuesday evening, April 5 h, tie Good
Temp.ars will give = sociAble aud sn.er-
tsinment in their hall in this place. Music,
recita.ions aad many things ths. are good
will be had. Not the least will
be good supper such IS the
ladies Of Riverside know how to GEL
| up.-Mf. Ira J. Robbins, our town c,llect
or of taxes, IL soon to move onto the j .mes
| c. Chadbourn farm that he hss purchased
| One Of the hes. farms in toxn.-The mai
carrier from Cross Hill to Rivers de, Leon
Ard MCCOY, is sick aud his sou George n }.
carries tbs mail.-Luinsey Wentworth hi.
caught 10 thu Coleman pond near here. sew.
erAl strings CT nice pickerel Of lsts.-E Il.
are worth ia the market 81 per hundred
butter, 20 cts. per pound; potatoes, % cts
per busheI; spples, 81 20 per bbi.-Mrs
Ads)ine ID anlsp. who has been in the towI
Of Orient. Aroostook county, with he,
daughter, Mrs. Robbins, for the pas. .~S
months returned home last Monday nom
ing.