Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-10

seriously ill.-Herbert Turner, Newton
Lee and Harry Leemsn, all of Augusta,
were in the place last Saturday.-Mr. Stin-
son, drummer for paints and oils, was
here one day last week.. A Marden,
salesman for l.. Brayton & Co., of Boston,
was here Mondhy.-N. II. Fossett delivers
the memorial address before j. z. Jones
Post G. A. r., at South China again this
year.
WEEKS MiLLs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis of Augusta are visit
ing friends here-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Col
Inns of " ashington spent Sunday with Mrs.
Collios parents, Elder aud Mrs. Trundy.-
Franklin Percival and wife are expected
home this week.
PemObSc0t.
CoRINNA.
The farmers barns are lonely rs re-
CARDS to the hay problem. Grass, grass is
their cry.-We were represented by }. z.
Curtis. merchant on Main street, at Port
land Grand Lodge "masonically H. q.
Fisher has sold his real estate to Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Winchester.--Mr. Fisher relieves
the agent at Belfast for two
weeks tour at the Worlds Fair
A. L. Grant purchased of Thurston &
White their herd of new mich cows con-
tanning nine head. Also he has for sale three
yoke of heavy oxen upwards of seven feet
lie Roy Folsom is in Boston representing
/ his class at NJ. S. C.-Prof. Lee closed his
academic year on Thursday with a concert
| by Cecelan Quartet of Portland.
Very fine music they gave us
II. johnson, representative of Stoddard 6
| Noyes, Waterville, is among us with full
line of cooking ranges for sale.-Prof.
Wiggin of Athens Academy was among our
Saturday guests.--Mrs. Eva Doyn student
at Bangor Commercial College made her
parents visit on Saturiay.-P. l.. Pease,
principal at Bradley High School, began
his second year April "a.
Somerset.
HARMONY.
| The copious rains last week settled the
ground and started the grass finely.-Rev.
Mr. Lermond, formerly of Pittsfeld,
preached his first sermon here last Sabbath
on this circuit. He will reside at Athens,
and preach here every alternate Sabbath
Stedman Hatch has sold his place near the
village lately occupied by Mr.. Kimball to
Hubbard c. Grant and bought the lot near
/ Mr.. Jacobs, and will build Il nice residence
! there this summer.
| MADISON.
| The schools in town nearly all com
menced the first of this month. Miss
Emma Mantor teaches in district No. Is,
Miss Grace l.. Harding teaches on Ward
| Hill, Miss Emma Dutton teaches in district
No. !, while Miss Mabel Harding goes into
| the town of Scion to teach this summer
| The heavy rain of last week did much
towards settling the ground, yet there is a
| large amount of frost in the ground, and
many of our cross roads are almost impas-
sable on account of the great depth of the
frost in the ground.-Many of our farmers
are losing sheep aud lambs this spring in
unusually large numbers. One farmer has
lost 10 lambs, another IL sheep, while
many others have lost few out of their
| tocks.-Mr. George W. Emerson who was
recently burned ont in town, has removed
to the town of Cornville.
Waldo.
1 CENTRE MoNTvIlLE.
| J. V. jackson of Pi,tsfield was in town
last week bringing the remains of his infant
child for intermediates. Eliza A. Greeley
/ is in South Freedom visiting her daughter,
| Mrs. b. X. Penney.-1hc drama presented
| here on the evening of May 3rd, by local
talent was a financial success and pleasant
entertainment.-The prospect for green peas
| for the Fourth of July is very dismal here
as there is scarcely any land dry enough to
| nlant as yet but we hope that spring will
soon grow tired of the present condition OF
things and give winter an energetic push
/ boz low -, "A
! the soil.
! HsLLnALE.
Fred Clement is building a shed between
his house and barn.-Mrs Fred Sherman
of Windsor, Wis, IS visiting at C. M. Plum
mer's. She will leave here this week tt
visit relatives in New Hampshire befor
returning home job Clement was the frs.
% commence farming last week but the biz
storm of Thursday retarded his progress
| Miss Hannah Vose commenced the schoo)
in this district last Monday Ida Spear i,
teaching in the Vose district ami
Bell Vose in the Beal district
Bert Vose started for Warren last Monda,
with a load of maple sugar and syrup
Asa Hall has been adding coat of paint t.,
his house.-Mrs. +. +. Foster has had
bad sore throat the past ek-Mrs.
Raynes reported sick with diphtheria las
week is better.
Washin gton.
| COLUMBIA FALLS.
| Mr.. J. Fl. Crandon has q crew at worl
on three master schooner in his yard
! The Columbia Falls Lumber Co have agar
leased the mill of j. A. Coffin and will star
it as soon as the logs get in. The main
| drive is at Saco Falls and wilt be in thu
boom in a few days. The schooner Marcip
Bailey brought load of freight and vii
load with spool wood Charles Wood, i
young man OF abont 20 years who live.
about mile from the village, yesterday.
cut with a iackkpife from the roof of hi
month what looked like spider, it was I'm
der the skin and bad been troubling him TO,
SIX months. At times he thought it was
cancer. would swell up as large as walnut,
break open and bleed and then seem to %
away, growing worse each time lately il
has seemed to be something living and he
could feel it move; Saturday in desperat,
mood he took his knife and cut around ana
removed it. Yonr correspondent saw it H.