Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-19
6 Days Great Bargain Sale

last Friday; he was formerly resident
here. Mr.. Samuel NJ. How land who has
lived here a few months with his daughter,
Mrs. Post, died last Saturday with dropsy
He was an old gentleman about seventy
eight. His daughter took all the care of
him night and day during his sickness. She
left On the Pullman Sunday night with his
remains for Union where he will be in
TERED.
NORM WAYNE.
Mr.. George Adams and Miss Lille Tlb
belts. were married April Is, by w. Jen-
nings, Esq.-Mi. John Roderck is the
happy father of baby daughter Mrs. d.
l.. Boothby of East Wilton is visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. NJ. Taylor.-Mr. Harry
Mason who has been quite sick for the past
two weeks is improving. His mother, Mrs.
L. A. Mason of Auburn has been staying
with him the past week.-R. +. Morrill, and
son Fred have hundred trees tapped and
are making quite quantity of syrup
Mrs. J. Harry of Chicago is visiting her
brother, Mr.. h. I. Wing.-Owing to bal
travelling there were no services at the
church Sunday evening.
East PlrriroS.
Mr.. John Bailey mas eight fine lambs
nearly ready for market.-The conference
has closed with all funds paid. Everything
of a benevolent nature has been met in full,
the first time for many years.-Rev. e.. j.
Palmer and b. y. Byrne started for for
conference Monday at Fast Machias. Mrs.
Briggs Right, who has been sick for some
time past is gaining slowly. She is attended
by DIR. Libby.--It is reported that the
schools will begin Monday. May LIST. 1t is
hoped the new schoolhouse in No. will BE-
ready to be occupied sometime this spring.
kEArFitLp.
There is to be considerable building done
in this village this season,-Mr. George +.
Coleman is to rebuild his entire set of
buildings AMI the canning factory is soon
to be rebuilt. Dudley Ladd is already at
work on two new tenement houses. They
are needed now that the factory is running
as operators wish to bring their families
here .-Sleighs were brought out again Sat
urtav and Sunday for we had several inches
of snow.-Earnest Marsterpan shot wild
goose from a flock of fine ones in Dead
stream on Monday of this week.-Mr.
Kellogg has nearly completed the out build
ings and repairs on the school house in this
village.-The High School at the Depot is
now in session with Mr.. Gilman as teacher.
NORTH NAssALBoRo.
Rev. $. A. Bender, Methodist pastor in
this village. gees to conference at Machias
Wednesday. AT meeting of the official
board it was the unanimous wish that he be
returned another year.-.I never saw the
travelling any worse" is the common express
sion in this town. On Friday night the mail
carrier left his wagon at East Vassalboro
and went on horseback to China village
Mr., ]. E. Bessey of this village. general
GROCER. took and banked in one month
$500. -Messrs. Dodge s Hussey, success
sors to Ward Bros. at Vassalboro, have re
modelled their store and by the addition of
paint and whitewash, and large,
new stock of goods, have
very attractive store. Mr.. 6. W. Ward.
senior member of the old firm. had occn-
pied the store years. He is iooki,lg for
a desirable rent in Augusta--Mr. L. c.
Clifford, agent for the Great Eastern Fer
tilizing Co, is making extensive repairs on
his house.-Mr. J. f. Bessey has painted
| and papered the inside of his house and
will move into it this week. Mr.. ). $.
Lightbody, druggist, is Bsgotiatiny for the
parsonage left vacant by Mr.. Bessey.-The
be chicken pox. DR.. Young of Augusta
was in town on Tuesday looking after tile
case Mrs. Lizzie Oliver ali sister. Mrs
Purngtou, are visiting friends in Boston,
Mrs. Oliver was recently granted wiloes
pension dating from the death of her hns-
b nj, November, 1891.