Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-10

WAsHBuRS.
Miss V. NJ. Farnham is teaching school
in the oliver district.-Miss Myra Simp-
son has accepted the position as Organist in
the Baptist church.-The whistle of Phair's
mill is again heard after silence of four
months. The rotary is under the charge of
I. l.. Wilder, while l.. r. Smith bosses the
| single departmental little daughter was
added to the home of Simon Beckwith re-
Gently.
M,rLEros.
J. C. Chandler has in his possession, an
| old piece of money, dated l172. 1t is a
| four pence, half penny piece or six and one
| fourth cents. To see it reminds one of
| long ago, when those pieces were plenty
District No. has voted to have bell for
their schoolhouse and appointed commit
tee to get the same.
SMYRNA MIlLs.
Mr.. George Sharp has moved his aged
father and mother from Moro to make their
home with him for the present.-Charles
Sleeper lost very nice horse recently -
Miss Ella Philpot. who has been visiting
the family of Lewis Townsend for the past
few days has returned to her home in Dyer
Brook.
W,,NE.
Charles Smith of Brockton, Mass. has
bought the blacksmith shop of John Me
kinnon.
WINTHROP.
large number of fine trout have been
taken from Lake Maranacook this winter
and the fishermen are looking forward to
some fine sport as soon as the ice goes out
Miss Edith Thompson has gone to Wal
than, Mass, to accept place in a large
millinery estahlishment.--Lo Libby has
leased the house occupied the past winter
by .lohu Cover for term of years. L lark
& Wiggin have leased the blacksmith shop
formerly occupied by Clark Il Wellman and
will carry on the blacksmith business.--J.
4. Brainari, NJ. \. Foster, Edgar Parkman,
and $ E.'Packartl attended the recent meet
ing of the Condensed Milk Co. lat Waterville.
There are quite good many changes in
the oil cloth shop this spring. James Ba-
ker, who has worked there for many years
has left. also Walter Titus. Nelson Spring
er and Timothy Collins. o. c. williams,
who has worked there for nineteen consee
uti,c years, has given his notice. and will
leave in two weeks.
M,ScHtsrER.
Jesse J.. Wood has sold the goods IN his
store. and leased the buildings to Geo. +.
Wing who has taken pos Sc ssion.--It is
rumored that l.. s. Lyon is intending to
build two-story house on the place lately
owned by his father, Tabor Lyop.-The
assessors have been hard at work making
their annual inventory.
ItrCHIIELD.
Ed Hall and wife have moved from SO.
Monmouth. Mrs. Hall will spend the sum
mer with her mother, Mrs. Ellen Danforth.
Fred Mcdonald has gone to work as
brakeman on the NJ. c. Il. R.-Mrs. Carrie
B. Slower has returned from Duluth, Mimi,
where she has been visiting relatives.
REApFiELp.
Apheus Townsend, who comes from
Aroostook, will work for j B. Mayhem the
present season.-Mrs. Anne Cross and her
three children from Colorado are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Brainerd.
They expect to remain through the sum-
mer-Mr. Bert T.. Mace is home from Au-
burn and will work on the farm with his
brother during the coming summer.--The
church at East Readfieh is to be newly
painted this spring.
NAssaLBoRo.
Ward Bros. have sold out to Dodge &
ganized at the seminary with +. B. Higgins
'9S manager, Guy lIealey ?3 captain. and
Carroll Young 81 treasurer. The boys are
going to put in some good practice, AMI cx-
pcct to win ut least one game.