Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-05
of the community in their bereavement.

PIrIsrox.
Mr. IRWIN Palmer, v h, has lses at ills
,l.s, sick with hlooi p ,,soai',. i'r sss,eF@l
weeks, has 80 far recovered as to return !"
his !ionc IN Soa,h Noriiigewate ftiia,.
His brother, Mr. willard Il. Palmer q, Il
place, accompanied hlni l,omc andwii male
short vii, t. r,'i2ii,es tlcre ',efoFe his re-
taru.-1he iee il the river is unsafe 10
cross ON at ti,;s Place. The tusn has yes' Il
To take down the hrisk >clseoil,ca,e in aa :
sici No. 1 which i CONSIDERED casaft, aaj
erect u wooden one ~ place Of il, WpTk
vii, he coumt nee,. iaia;vtliatcl,, 80 as o
have il really Tor the spsiag tern, OF sci.eo',
The scleeimrn have begun their work al
taking va!astiun.--Mr, Edwsrd Soper's
house caught f,rs. aronu. the chimney eae
,.as last week an ! but for the tan !. assist
ance of ne;ghbors wouh have oeeu de-
siroytd. II was enls sl;,;t,tly damaged.
NA>sALBoRo.
Franklin ID. Durham, an old and re-
sp. vt,A resident of this town lied yeslcr.
day His age was 81 wears and d months.
Mv>>rs. Hussey AMI ps,ige take p's,s,
lion Of The CuTnrr store taiay. Mr.. llussvA
has Just reformed from Boston aud Fort
/ -
rhey int nj to keep good stock Of eyefS-
thii,s in their lne.--The apple business
!, clt,sed here for this season. There has
teen large amount shipped from this STA
ton, but the buyers call II a hard season
"iih small profits.
EAST Pirrsro>.
Easter services at the church were quite
later, sting hast Sabbath The church PEG
ple will give an old folks supper at the
Academy hail TUESDAY evening tor a church
ten, lit All should attend aud give them
gooi prof, Mrs, MAY Jones of Alnt rs
visiting II Mr.. W. :. Cieayes. Miss Helen
Clark OF Randolph returned home from
Mir, l.. y. ClIrk's of this place last Saur-
DAY " our correspond, ut had the pleasure
of examining the ESSAY made by 4.
Elmer OF Baker City, Oregon, upon Mr..
rtndictous ore from his mine. We give
She correct figures taken from the ,Ieturns
over the assaNer's signature ,GGld, S3l ,9sl ~
per ton silver, S37 -, making total of
S3l $50 - perton OF ore. Four other assays
made On another process by four different
parties sbu. an average of S2S.SS Is per
| ton in guli Work will be begun ON the
crushing mill right away.
ltIApiiLLp.
Many changes and repairs are being
made in the WOODEN mill here and it is he
ing run very successfully Mrs. Ryder
has hal new and full sized glass put into
| her house, changing it much for the better,
E. II. Hatch is making changes in he
| inside of his house Mrs. Lew Collins has
returned from Chelsea, Mass, where she
| spent the winter with Der son FTed,--At
| the meeting on Saturday last in school dis
trict No. !. F 4. Brown was chosen clerk
and lion. +. q. Bean agent tor the school
year. A principal is to be employed for a
year or more and two assistants. Many
needed repairs are 10 be made ON school
rooms, and new ontbuildings are to be
erected and the grounds are to he gra 1ed.-
Rev. ID, B. Holt breaches the last sermon
| Ibis conference year next Sabbath. ..
Nh. VERNON.
The millmen have finished saving birch.
of white birch into squares for spools and
hauled them to Golder's spool factory in
/ Belgrade Methodist society of this
village are to commence to raise their
church editce this week, and will raise ii
three feet. Mr. Granville Hubbard of
F'ayette will raise the building and X. II
| Jacobs will put the frame work under.
| WAYNE.
| Some one sends us what purports to be a
marriage notice from the town of WAY ne,
hut as it is unsigned, We are unable to pub
ish it. We must know the source OF all
items before We ADM. them to the JouR> Al.