Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-25

date stand, sghass in seeming surprise and
ignofsaee Ike donkey ia thunder storm
The people hsve special admiration FOL
that kind Of American pIuck, that pushes
. itself up from one stage OF business TO IN
other, from one post Of pubic service and
honor TO another, from one round in the
ladder Of political fame to another. until
from the proudes, pinnacle Of Americas
glory one VIEW . nation bending 10 homage
to his wonderful genius. The one Who GET
in 10 office 'oa the ely" 10 the one who viii
syly chest the psopis altar he sees there
Garry your credentials boldly before the
sovereign Of the American people and youI
purpose and service will BE- honored With
confidence.
BKAscH MILLs.
Albion z. Moore is very sick with pueu-
mo ais. His sister and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wing, and nephew, Mf. Little field Of
Old Town, arrived there las. Saturday
Misc Mary r. Crane of Boston, 10 at hsI
fathers, called home BY the illness of her
mother. and Mrs. Philip Dinsmore
are still quite ill.-MI. and Mrs. L. )
Cony Of Augusta. have been spending the
past week with Mrs. Cony's psfents.-Mrs.
Eula Worthing and daughter are visiting
friends 10 LincolnvilIe.-Dr Clough OF
Liberty, was in the place yesterday. Mrs.
Ciough will remain 3 few days with her
relatives hefe.-Snow il fast melting.
East PITIsros.
Mrs. L. s. Clark 10 slowly recovering
from quite long sickness Of 10 grippe
We learn that Mrs. Eli Adams 10 quite sick
with Ia gripps.-Mss. Smith Moody died At
her home last Wednesday, and the funeral
services we're held at the house Friday 81
| l2 NJ. conducted by Rev. n. Byrne. The
deceased vss nearly eighty years old Mr..
Z Z. Hsnly 10 Of Iceboro keeping time for
the Haynes & Dewitt Ice Co.-Mrs. Willis
Msnsir is recovering slowly from . sick
ness Of over two weeks with 10 grippe.
RIVERSIDE.
Mr.. Alphonso Nicholas Of Lewiston was
| in the place Tuesday. Mr.. Nicholas lived
in the place when = boy, about forty years
ago &C gorge S. Paine, Esq and his wife
Of Winslo. were 10 the place visiting Mrs.
Paine's m 1ther, Mes. G. L. Ksndall.-Mr.
Ira b Smiley went to China last Tuesday
after his daughter. Maud, who was taken
down with IL grippe while on visit to her
brother George. She arrived home about
noon a.. bun 1led up in furs.-Mrs. Mary
| Fossett went to Augusta las: Tuesday cal
| ing on friends With her sou Heury.-This
| is q favorite time with gentle men who have
colts TO break to exercise them daily Mr..
| William A. Springer 10 very sick and his
recovery is thought to be doubsful.-ru Ell
day WAS warm and pleasant and the snow
| melted fast.
sagadahOe.
WnoLwIcH,
By The death Of Uncle" Alfred Reed on
the 9ta inst. Wooiwich lost her Oldest ci,l-
zen and one Of the very few links which
still unite this last decade Of the nineteenth
century with thst Of Washington. He
lacked bu. few DAYS Of being "a years of
age, and-until the last year or 90 in which
he has been very feeble--his excellent
memory enabled him to interest all with
whom he conversed with many delightful
remluiscecces, aud hi, cheerfulness, aud
hearty hospitality made his home attractive
TO ali who knew him. The devoted love
and care o. hi, daughter, Miss Mary, aud
of his son Alfred and family. made happy
his declioing years. lie leaves q large
estate. The funeral services, in the illness
Of the pastor of the M. E church Of which
l.
Quoted by Rev. b. B. Byrle Of East Pitts
ton former pastor here This lesves ~
the Oldest person in town Mr.. John Corliss
Of Days Ferry who on the 27sh inst. com
pletes his 93i year. Though somevhat
hard Of he airing he mas preserved his facu
ties and very fair health up to the present
time, and his interest 10 the world around is
still strong. Oh the Il n inst he was be:et;
- L. 90 hnn q or
leaned. She was IS IL years Of age aud
was greatly beloved by all Who knes her.
She was the ,s victim Of the gsippe,a dis
esse from which We had Congratulated
, ourselves our town had escaped With
| in . short time, however, it has attacked =
| numbsr, some CASES beit Z very severe
| DR.. Buck has been kept very busy - he
! ha, had m any cases on Atrowsic aud Wes-
| port as well as 10 town The ice business
| i, very brisk here Just nov At Thwing's
| Point some t.o huodred men or more are
! hard at work filliog the houses which have
been repaired and pu. in gcoi condition
About 100 acres If ice have been kept
scraped an immense task within itself with
the heavy sn)~s We h,v, hsd. |: is
expected to cut some IS sc,es agyregstipg
about 60 GOO toni. w orfell Reed employs
| uu.tt y Git VI tilc uPVti Pstt "a ANefHheo-'
| pond aud IS harvesting rapidly very foe
quality OF ice.--Rev. J S. Thompson. pa =
tor of the NJ Z church. set out on the l6,
| inst, for d .ookiyn NJ. E. Hospital. lie
| has been laid 10 since October Win an
abseess f the nnsle .i1,, 70. which he
hopes u obtain relief His presidiog elder,
Rev | II. W. WhMff accompanied him,
making the quincy easy for Ii n i the
! ~ NJ YnPk fnP E~h
| IL, DR.. j. s. Brecklnridse, superintendent
| of thu hospi al At Brooklyn, makes the fol
| lowing reference to one OF on, pest known
and beloved residents. in which he pays her
aweil merited tribute: Mrs. Msry 5
| Libbs Of Woolwich placed in our hands
$4,000 towards the endu. ant IT this L ,st
NJ nne Conferences Bed IN The Methodist
| Hospital at Brooklyn Sh, i, eighty two
years Of sge. Her miud Is clear, her hea-i
wa, HI, and her health go d S1e 10 greatly
attached TO her psstrr. J s. Thompson, and
| hoplpg thst he would come to the hos 5itsl
for much leeded trea,m Mt. ,he sdiet to
her ,pie gift the sum OF sl65 fos the i'm
mediate sappors Of the CO lference bed
Sucn i!ber.iIty intens ii IS the wilderness
and brightness Of the whole c,nfereac..
rhi, $4,000 i. 10 be known as the Mary S
Lilly fund
Sr ALBAss.
We rsgre. to hear OF the death OF Mrs
E. L. Burbank. She was sick only few
dsys-Todsy we are wishing 70. cooler
weather as = few days like this will ruiz
the shedding Weather sigaal il,gs will be
displayed each day in front of .he post Of
&c. The money with which 10 purchase
the fl, ss were obtained By subscription
aid the government sends u, the forecasts
each day There is talk Of = chair factory
here. We have the lumber and q Ii tie
money. Where is the nan with ish TO in
vest map yi'g business.
LIBERTY
J.ho Eimurds died F,b l.. AMI was
| buried w edresday with Masonic honors By
Liberty Lotge OF which he vas An honorary
member g. W. Bufkett Of Belfast, Will
Acho-n OF &C oper's Miils, and NJ Newber'
Of Appleton was in town M,ndsy a. p'aii
Jog the goods Of s r. Young which have
been b1usht by 4. u. Mathews; Mr.. Msth
ew. mkiog possession Mondag.-L. L.
Prescott mas erected email building for
temporary use and is moving bis soods 10
ready u commence bu'inesA-The Masonic
frateinitiss have decided to rent sh' upper