Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-06

ike duck and is said II be fina sailer.
1t will carry quite party Mr.. Bert Alb.
bott of Winslow has sublet the mail route
from China to Waterville for the next fou,
years at Sf4S per annum.
WIsDsoR.
While Mr.. C. II. johnson who has re-
Gently moved on the Carter place, wal
away from home Friday morning, his bet.
ter half took French leave and has not re-
turned up to date.-Robert Ashford who
has been very sick at Mrs. Sarah Melvin's
is somewhat improved.-Elias Cove has re.
sumed his old business of butchering
Henry Blodgett of East Pittston, has bought
the VIM. Peva farm and will move on il
this month.--Arthur Choate is home from
he Insane Hospital on vacation. Harry
Jones came out from Augusta on safety
Saturday night in about an hom.--Ge0
kimball and lady friend from Augusta, are
visiting in town.--Grass is looking very
well considering the late spring.
Lincoln.
CoorER's Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ID. Noyes of Coop
ers' Mills, Me-, viii be pleased to receive
their friends on Tuesday evening June 9th
from to 10 o'clock.
Somerset.
HARMONY.
The rain on Sunday has gwen vegetation
I, good start, and with the present outlook
there must be an excellent crop Of grass
The apple trees are just coming into full
bloom. The town has had the road machine
At work the past week snd has made fine
C. LII
line.-Mr Daniel Davis, the blacksmith
here, has sold bis shop to w. E. Marble
for a storehouse.-fIelpis scarce and wages
high.-Wool is selling for Is cents pound
PenObscot.
CoRINNA.
Very fine season for the farmers to put
seed into the grou ld.-Fa and cool wealth l
nice for team work-The acreage of swee,
corn satisfies the manufactories.-One of
the best gardens among the farmers we
note Alonzo Dearborn's who came among
rs in April having purchased the s. S. Bur
rill farm. By his invitation we visited hi'
farm on Friday, and saw potatoes Is in. in
height, squash three in, cucumbers third
leaf, tomatoes IL in. high. Mr.. Dearborn
will next season make an effort to enlarge
his plant by adding hot house Another
enterprising farmer will builda one half
track near this vitlage.-H. ii. Fisher and
wife left for Bar Harbor, June 2. they will
remain till Oct. &c. Rollins has moved
his house hold goods to Camden.
LIBERTY.
The Waldo County Y. p. S. C, E. Union
vas held in the Baptist church in this vii
4 G,1ln
Afternoon-l O'Clock, devotional service :,
Ito, address of welcome by Rev. Geo. f.
tufts of Belfast; 4l5. business and re-
"orts of societies; 40, paper, ''Iow
Shall We Reach Our Young Men,"
by Rev. VIM. c. Baker of Unity
pap'r, Systematic Giving. by Miss Mary
Mcclure Of Srar.port; 4.i5, paper. Junior
Work-the Why and How, by Miss Anne
\. Starrett of Belfast paper, How to Get
associate Members and How to Get Rid of
Them. by Mis-, Sarah l.. Pierce of Frank
.ort; i, Open Parliament, Tried and Proved
Methods of C.. +. Work. At 6 o'clock ?.
VI. n bountiful supper was served in the
chap and much credit is given and due
ine members of the society here for the
tasteful manner in which the different tables
we're spread and decorated In the evening
very interesting lecture was given by the
Rev. Mr.. Crane of Wiscasset theme,
What 1t Costs. The Liberty choir
furnished their usual excellent
music during the afternoon ami evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry James of Winthrop,
ere visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Sowell.-
Policeman, l.. II. Jipson of Belfast. was in
to~n Saturday. and took Andrew Robbins
and wife to Belfast where they were want
ed by David Lancaster who has charge of
the towns poor. Mr.. Robbins came here
from Augusta Friday. Cargill
cought black bass near the bridge Fri
day, that weighed 3 l-2 lhs-There
has been several good catches of trout
lat ly. SOME weighing l-2 los.-A. d.
Mathews has been sick in bed for sew
erAl days with trouble in his head.-Mrs.
Maria Edmunds is in town stopping at Hotel
Wal,lD.-Eidie Mitchell went TO Newport
saturday TO work for Danvers Cram on his
new steam mill.-The weather 10 very dry
and the farmers say the hay crop will be
light unless rains come soon.-R A. Car
ter of Montville, is at work for G. II. Car.
giil.-It is reported that Joel c. Pierce will
take the mail route from here to Belmont
the fret of July.