Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-16

There has been disposition on the rarl
of several parties to deposit waste stuff in
the shape Of boxes. excelsior and paper il
the resr of Merrson & McCiellsn's block,
and on the bank Of the river 10 the rear Of
tie buildings on Water street, Chief + =
Qtneer Tnyug has several Zines notified
psrties responsible 10 remove The cOmbu' =
tibe matter, but his nouce has passed IN
noticed. Gssterdsy, 8s The Isw directs,
Chief 7 hyDg employed msn 10 remove
the stuff and will present bill to those
.ho should have done il Themselves. TIE
| hief Goes not tend TO get caught by fires
organising 10 the dangerous combination of
waste heap and gar stub.
| Among the fau,iiisr forms srd faces seer
| il he spacious iii g Of the Heseton every
| Ga, is thst of Uncle" Oliver Young, who
has 2arded here fos the pasi two years
| Mr.. Young is in his 49, year, his hsr is
SLOW white but he ia So vigorous aud smart
as mn-t nan msny years his jiriOr
| He vss blfn on whsEis known IS the Garry
| ing Place Fownship, about 81 miles above
| h,re o. tie west bank Of the Kenre bee
river He hyei on the farm uatll he was
| Il years OF sge ard since then he has been
sbl,tirg r himself or t, use his on
| So;ds Il have been summing and wsiisg
around from place to place since. mostly
sa6icg" His father paid for his farm b.
| building rad from Hunue~sll's or the
| Bingham Purchase up the river past the
| fam. His "a her USED to run bic grist
down to Scion in a boat, carry it
below the ssl.s to she mil, have it grou, d
| and carrying ii back 10 the boat ''p0le"
| ha cargo back to his home many mis- up
| .trrsm. Whore now the stage roa1 10 TIE
Folks. NJ aose River aud the Lines Iurs
vas b II sn unbroke n wilderness. and she
gnly mesrs of convey aHcs WAS by boat or
| horseback 10y q "spotted line" Uncle
| Olivtf" as he is fsmiiiarly called by ali vi o
| know him. ut yer as.ended school six moth.
| 10 his life but in conversation with him that
| fact would never disclose :;se,f. He was
married ar had q home for l9 years when
| his wife died, leaving three children, one so7
and two daughters. The con is BOW dead
| but the daughters have married we'll o-io
people sod hive in Csrra.unk HIS father
vas drowned in sight Of home by breaking
lhroUgl the ice with horse snd sle' g.. Fer
seventeen years UGcle over Y orked for
| Foster & Spsuidiug on their farm. AT the
| sge of 46 he welt West an i~woIkTd IN the
| goods summer snd wio fov taelve years
and then returned N mRue WIZ s3HhCIeht
| OF this worlds coed things to carry him
through life 10 comtort and ease. He never
was sick but twice in his we, once on the occs-
sion Of havir en- inches Of RIB removed by a
surgical operation perto, med in Porlsnd.
| He hss had DO h lass be ken. Today be is
| sirong and healthy, large of fame. stsnt-
ing SIX feet il height, typical bsck ~ood,-
man OF ears $50. He is genial, kind
.pir ted, st he sane rime PLATO spoken.
Homes, and a rare with all, he e1pecIs the
same of every one else, ard he is q genera
| favorite With the huldreds of glest who
| MAKE the H4seltoo their hsrbor for day
or a week all Of whom ilia in the verdict
that Uacls divers VAIN receptions at
the open Ffsukiln adds much TO the hosp
| tslisy of the house" Long life to "Uncie
a 80,