Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-03
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hAsARpis.
We have sill the snos he lunbeImen oi
any one else leeds just now.-rhe Patten
and Ashland Stage WAS four days IN making
one trip when il shonid have made tive. -
La grippe or something like II 10 IN nearly
every family in town, although nohinl
serious so far.-oeorge SNOW met viii
quite loss on Thursday. His lumber camp
was burned with part OF lis 'ntents- Hr
Snow Slsn cut one OF his horses quite
osc ly.- L'ewellyn Gocing lost quite nict
horse last week.
SHERMAN MILLS
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na't ou' IA ~ d h;a oa' na! Iii "a
~" 10, I"mhs ~ .n'pI, :, NJ p ha.
-. 80 In.h,., nsa.r y, Mof,aL,.
fns.nh II and Fees Cushmsn ~. cpttipy
logs on their own land. Emersons 81.
hSulinga GO d lot on the Molunkus; al
tending to move the wheel OF bu.inesa.-
Our uin,er term of school was aueht BY
Ffsuk L. Wipgaie of Peabody, Mass , now
It Bates College, and wss good school -
Some sickr ess prevails in tos n on sccoun'
Of coles.-A. Ii. Lane of Hsde Pa'k, pc
.uTe artist, who went to his home y feA
weeks ago, died suddenly Of Ia grippe. II.
Sss exp. cling TO return here in the spring
to work at his trsde.-Dallas c. Glider
With his aged parents, have mcvsd to this
village for the winter at lis store ard
iweiiing on corncr OF Main and North
streets. The txrsct road has been opened
ter The winter b. The Messrs. Gl,chtc-'
yuo are bsnllng the starch that way TO
Kipgmsn. Ii will cost one thousand dollar.
TO haul the starch from here to kiogmsn
ard will not be profitable job, but it the
Bangor and Aroostook is built next sea DC
gfeHt amount Of money can be saved 10
the Starch Co. and something made by The
carrier i he superpho,ph.'e 10 beRinnin Q
TO arrive sid III nyLtful and Vigilsnt farm
ers are panD.ng for good crops the coming
GUNNER.
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Wis. puo,bs Smun !, very las and
is nst expected t, live. She ba.
been sick for several weeks E 2.
Huff is doing good ba,in,ss wItn
his wood saving machi1e.- The G. a X
POET Of Mspieton, celebrated the anniver-
sary OF is organ ltoo last Saturday, at
eruoon ana tveuiog Tne afternoon exeI-
eises consisted Chi, fl in court martial :;
Dat In the evening, after Ih4 pic i: super,
large humber gathered ard completely
Oiled the Grange Hall. where the meeting
wa held, and the ex-roi.es were varied s1i
,omplete SpesGhes we're made by f
Wg.ih OF Prtqle Isle. ami S, G.
Smith Of Mspiz on, wh,ch were gate
leng ny but ful Of iuter-st Then foiiv.td
short spt sches; souss BY Col Murphy Of
Ashlsud aud II NJ. fsSson Of bispieton.
Residing and declsmsiioDs were rendered
by volunteers. Singing was inter sperstd
18th the other exercises; and every bod,
Eas satisfied. The Relief Corps rendered
very material aid in Carrying out the pr, =
Nsmme - N l.. Stewart IS pu ting up several
CT his snow plsners, he best thing TO make
winter roads with, that was ever invented.
oice oti'eh over 'he road, Sno 'he traek is
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WOODLAND
The month Of January has been very
pleasant month. The t.mrers,ure of the
month has been from 30 above to 80 below
2 4ro. There has been only seven days that
he Thermometer has registered beIo~ zero
The month has been remarkable on account
of winds. We have had but two high winds
5 nee the month came in. There il at this
time sbsu. two fee. Of snow o. the level -
Herbert Murray, a young m N working for