Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05
STATE NEWS.
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Mr.. A. E Marks has been corfasd 10
the house with . bid cold for few days.
April second and third the STOW run very
f.s.-Ouf roads are in bad shape.-I NJ,
Weston has bought the "Pioe Lot Of
Nsthl Raymond and had . large crew cut
ting and hauling the timber the pass week,
Mr.. A. G. Underwood is so tnst he 10 GU,
some now.-Fnday And Saturday our as
SCISSORS were round towa on their annual
Waits -Livermo,e Falls creamery is gs-
,ipg large amount Of cream in this town.
-Rev. Mr.. Webter preached At Ssrlirg
Hall Sunday. April third.
wEKxs' MrLLs
Mr.. A. Il. Burfill has bailt al ice house.
and hiss put up shout twenty tons Of 5000
ice Mis- Minnie Vining has returned
from Boston after an absence CT tive years,
WINDSOR.
Atthe regular meeting Of Windsor Grange
OF the aft .raoon Of April ID the question
OF Introducing agriculture into ous schools
was discussed and It was vote 10 appoint .
c ,mmistee to cooperate with the supervisor
in introducing the same and creating an iu'
terest in the study. After this paper WAS
resd BY Stella Barton, and s 81 ny by Lizzie
Colbutn and A. q. Ware. The programme
for Our Isxs meeting, Saturday
afternoon, April 9, is; Song, by
Vens Barton; reading. by A. Il.
| Ware; question: Resolved that the town
Nsam would be more beneficial to our
schools than the district system now in use. y
Disputsnts: AT j. H. Barton; j. |, Gray (;
| neg, c. F. Dsnnell, j. ColburD.
NORTH VAssALBoRo.
Mrs. W. G Aver of Bartlett, n. H.,
formerly OF East Vsssslboro is visiurg
friends in this vicinity. MIR. Aver who al
80 is q former Vsssslboro citizen is eu-
ploy ed IS second hapd by The Bartlett Saw
| Mill Co.-Mr. Elijah Cook of Manchester,
Me, will be in Vs.sslporo today ruesdsy
| with carload Of western horses
Another saint mss been called home in
The person of Aunt Sarah Hussey Sho
died q. the home OF her daughter. Mrs.
Henry winsl3w in winthrop on Sunday,
March 27,h. The funeral WAS held ii the
residence of her daughter, Mrs, William
8 ule in this village, conducted BY Rev. j,
L Folsom on March 30sh. Sister Hussey
was a member of the Friends society and q
moot worthy and bonored woman. Her
age was 81 years We came very near hAv-
ms IRE here last Wednesday. he roof
Of @. s. Harris store was discovered to be
on fire and burned quite = while in the
shin giles 81 d boarding, but luckily was dis
covered in time to preveLt serious results. -
The Epworth League of the M. +. church
Of this village gave an entertainment in
Cit zen's Hall, Saturday night last. The
programme consisted of music, singing re
citation, banjo solos, etc. The North Vas
saltoro band WAS present and rendered
some very foe sleciions in very credlts-
bic msnner. Ice C cam and cake were
served after which q soci4l time ~ss en-
| j,yei by all. The net proceeds were Sl9
so North Vassslboro Methodists expect
q change of pastors at the coming session
Of the East Name Conference at Rocklshd
Brother Folsom who kindly came ito iii
in" unpil then, expects to fad a new field
of lsbor.-Every body is Temsrking, upor
he beautiful weather we are j ust now er
Toying Mr.. Solomon Walker, who fol
the past three years has been carrying OF
the John Frye place, moves to ii lveihill,
Mass, this week.
REApFIELp.
The entertainment; given at Bells Hal
last Wedn stay wss well ate n1ed aud wss
q fnan clsl success Judge 4. 0. Bean was
called to Farming0n last week by reason
o, the severe illness of his wife's sister
Mrs Georgia 5 uatt.-Our citiz ms truly
mourn with the parents the loss from our
vislsse by death on Saturday last Miss Ms-
bel Kelley who after short Illness yielded
TO thst fell Destroyer, consumption.
d. 3 Holt Oh Sunday last baptized one
and admitted two to full membership in the
NJ. f. church. He is ag4il cslled to Wi
ton by reason Of the low condition of his
wife's sister.-Mr. Cover has nearly CON-
pleted repairs on his house here.-At the
schoomeet:ng in this village on Saturday
afternoon lest, Judge E o. Bean was
sgsin elected school agent.
KENT's HILL.
| Rev. B. 2. Raymond, D D., presideu,
of Wesleyan University, Middleton, Conn,
will give lecture here April IS. Subject
"You,g Men in the Word Work. Nearly
go students are in attendance this term
Mics J. NJ. S.rstton is editor Of the Kent's
Hill zs,-Tfere sre fur literary SOC.
cites his Term Prof Morse's daughter il
in poor heslth Dr.. Jersey expects &c
leave Florida in few days, but wilt make
several stops on bis way home. Qnite eI-
tensive repairs are TO be ms de on the roof
OF his house before he reaches home.
| Somerset.
HARMONY.
The snoS is fast disappearing and mud
in the rosds fast appearing -lne quilting
party at Mrs. Daniel Ccclcy's last Saturday
evening" was pleasant and interesting sf
fair. About forty attended j. V. Her
rick sold his farm on Sugar II Il, last
week, to George Gilmsu,-Nex WEDGES
day evening the gts0ge will discuss the
question, "aow may our public schools be
Imp,oved?' This is sn important question,
aud worthy of general interest.
MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market.