Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-28

per.-C. S. Preble has been choeen super.
visor OF schools. Mr.. Frederic Michel il
very sick.
DEDnAM.
Mrs. Gfscs Moulton died Thufsdsy the
- inst. after . brief illness Of poepmonia.
The direct cause of her death vas heart
disease from which ~ his suffered foi
some time. She was the daughter Of Charles
Aiken, late Of Brewer, and ths wife OF
Leonard Moulton 70 whom she was married
oue year ago.-Miss Alice Wearing j. very
sick With tJphoid fever in Bangor. Her
mother hes gone there to care for her.
Fred r. White has sold his placs here to
Thomas Kenney and moved to Rfewef.-
Wallace Black has sold his farm to Mr..
Jackson. Mrs. Mary Mitchell is quite tick.
-News have been received from Sullivan
that Mrs. Sevsll Mitchell formerly Of thii
place has had . second shock Of paralysis.
SEDGwIcK.
Schooner C. N. Walton, Captain II. d.
Lane, is in Fort. It arrived the 94th. The
schooner Irving Leslie, Captain f. o.
Churchill, viii load brick At Orland for
Boston Lowell Giudle has engagei as
cook ON the steamer Sedgwick of the Ban
COR and Bar Harbor route.-Waltef j.
Grind 3 has contracted to build IN ell for
Lowell Grindle.-Asa Carter died in West
Beooklin recently, aged about 81 yearS.
Mr.. Carter in years past was quite promi-
nent business man in his vicinity. Three
sons and two daughters survive him.
Lincoln.
DRESDEN. .
The ladies of the w. C. T. U. OF this
town. held quite lively meeting at the M.
Z. church in Dresden Mills in honor of
Neal Dow. Readings, recitations and
music helped to make the occasion an inter-
esting ~ well Is profitable one.-The con-
cert appointed for Esster At the M. F..
church. Dresden Mills, has been postponed
to the first pleasant Sabbath. The children
have been preparing for it for some time
and the occasion no doubt will be very
pleasant one.-Mrs. Gideon Barker is i'm
proving after 4 very severe illneas with
heart troubIe.-The Lily Of the Valley"
Lodge, l. 0. G. r. is gaining steadily in
numbers and influence. II has accessons
at almost every meeting. It was organized
Oct. 81 With 12 charter members and now
numbers ~. The meetings are usually
we'll attended and much interest is fels by
all.
ALMA.
The steam lighter North Star" Capt.
Joseph Jones, came up river the first of
the week to load for Portland.-Mr. Frank
Cate of Dresden was in town Wednesday
and bought a valuable horse of +. A.
Simpson.-Mr. and Mrs. James Young are
to have golden wedding next month.
sagadahoc.
BowDOINHAM.
The ice in the Cathance is broken up
ready for float seaward.-The Bowdoin-
ham town muddle has been amicably settled
at last 1t was thought by some Of our
towr smen that an error had been committed
in declaring no choice for first selectmau
on irst ballot, when the tabulation appear
ed to have elected M. H. White.
The matter was finally adjusted to
the salts faction of all, that ]. L. Brown
was duly end legally elected. Rev. Frank
S .nford has been reinforced by hi, father
and mother in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Keyton.
they having inst returned from four days
convention held over on the fore side of
the town. A good interest there has been
reported. The people ia this vicinity have
not lacked for an opportunity to attend d.
vine servic. for the last few months.
Somerset.
ST. ALBANs.
Mr.. Ruel Farnham has been sici all
winter. Last fall some Of his friends cut
and bauled him up good wood pile and
Monday more friends sawed and split it up
ready for the stove.-Mr. Andrew Church
with his own family and his father and
m ,ther are moving to Skowhegan.
MORRILL,.
Stillman White whose health has been
,or for some time is improving.-E. T.
N ash took an involuntary bath last Sunday
night in the stream. lie had led the horse
anc COW down to drink when something
frightened the horse causing him to jump
suddenly throwing Mr.. Nash fiat on his eide
in the water -Winchenbsch & Mears have
enlarged their store by hiring the room
back Of it and cutting large doorway
between. They win use the additional room
to store flour, grain and other bulky articles.
IT. T.. Hatch has returned to kents Hill
to school. Meetings have been held here
for the past week BY revivalists. A fair
amount Of intereGt has been manifested
A. b. Hatch who has been sick with lead
poisoning is better.
Troy. a
Mr.. Albert Estis and Miss Leila Parsons
we're united in marriage Wednesday eve
ming. March 2lst, at tie brides home. Rev
Mr.. Lamb performing the ceremony.-Mrs
Mary Leathers went to Brooks Friday ia
| attend the funeral Of her sisteH-in-law.-
Mr.. Levi Bagley slaughtered hog one dsy
| last week for Mr.. Lewis Harding, twenty.
four months old, weighing COS pounds
Mr.. Harding was badly scalded by stepping
| in tub Of boiling water.
Buckles Arnica DAlve.
| The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fevel
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