Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-27

18th, from beunSS lex, uSs-S"pt. AtoAoo
5tubbs of the schooner Carrie A. Backaan.
~hich has been wincering here, left this
port in TOW of the tug Biemark for Psrt-
land, to load for Demerafa.
Hancock OF the well-krown firm OF Warren
& Hancock, died suddenly last week. On
Thursday evening he spoke of having
dizey feeling. ana sank back IN Lis .hh'
and died instantly. DIR. Emerson WAS Call I'd
aud pronounced it heart disease. Mr.. Ham
cock was sc years ofsge. He entered the
sore of which he was one of The proprie.
tor3, when but IL years of age, and served
with different employers until 1874. when
he became partner with Leeman Warren.
A wife, oae son and three daughters sur
viyc him.
Kennebec.
WISDsOR
VIM. II. Hisler has be n drawn rs jury
man to attend the April tern of court at
Augussa.-W. A. Pinkbam. enc of cur To-
cal butchers, has been unable to do bu.i-
ness for the last week ON account OF lam :
hand, caused by getting BRUISED while
handling wood AT a meeting of the VIM
sor Grange, lss. Saturday afternoon, 70
new memb ,rs were taken into the order.-
There are three sheep in one flock in Thu
town that have made great record; they
hive drcpred seven lambs this spring. All
we're slive and we'll ct birth, but two have
| since died Simon Preach is moving on
the Coombs place, which he purchased Of
Mrs. G. +. Choate last fall. Joseph French
has also moved onto the place he bought Of
Henry Dun.on.
| WINTHROP.
The last of the series Of fuppers at the
A. o. l.. w. was held Tuesday evening.
The lodge has held meeting once month
for the purpose of admitting ladies' and
having social time. The lodge is in a
prosperous condition.-The G.. A. r. hold
a supper at their hall Wednesday evi ming.
Everett Wood will move onto the home
place about mile from the village, net es-
STATED ty the death of his fa,h.r, Jesse
Wood.-Alfred Themes has lately pur-
chased the livery stable Of VIM Frost
and HIS taken possession this week
The Temple of Fame" was given at the
Town hall, S saturday evening by the Con-
gregational society. The ''scarf drili' was
taking feature ia tie evenings eIt .rtain-
ment They had sale of fancy articles at
tie vestry Friday evening and good sum
was resl,z ,d.-The storm OF Friday made
nice sleiehipg and many improved the op-
portunity.-The wife of S. II. Stackpols of
Pennington is critically i'll ut that place.
| Grave hopes are entertained of her recovery.
The first game of tennis tbs year vas
played at the high school ground last
rhurtday afternoon by the school boys
Miss Flora K,mball is spending thu week
with her brother Edwin, at this yillsgeC
Miss Marea Fairbanks came from Massa-
chusetts last Thursday for a weeks vaca-
tlon.-C. C. Putnam and wife are in Show
hogan, where they are attending sick
friends .-Nlrs. F. II. Skillings has been
very sick with pneumonia, but is improv-
ing.
EAST PITrsToN.
Me-. J. o. Linscott and wife are visiting
at Mr.. Chss. Stilphen's.-Mr. Charles Otis
of Boston, il visiting friends and relatives
in this place.-Mr. Arthur Moody has gone
to Boston on visit for few weeks.-Rev.
Mr.. Palmer is holding meetings in different
parts of the town preparatory to the usual
spring revival Mr.. Ed Ware returned
from North Belgrade, Wednesday where
he has been visitiog for few weeks.-Mr.
Manford Frost Of Augusta drove to this
place last Tuesday and called on nany of
his old friends and acquaiatances here.
NORM VAssALBoRo.
Easter was observed here by both the
Baptist and Methodist churches on Sun
Iday.-The Ladies' Aid Society of the M
Il. church met with Mrs. Levi Weber on
Thursday afternoon and evening. The net
proceeds were $S.-A few of the friends Of
Mr.. George Haines, our second selectmaD
enjoyed y very pleasant evening at his
home on Monday, extending congratula-
tions-There are number of sick hortcs
10 town. One belonging to Dodge Hus-
sey "gave out on the road Friday AMI had
to be hauled home. At last reports he was
no better. Mr.. John Kennedy has goo
one sick. H. A. PIiest has had several
sick, but they are improving.-Mr. Ezra 7.
Weber, employed at Bath Iron Works,
spent Sunday in town MIR. Il. C. Barrows
vas elected chairman of the board of
electmen. Monday, for the eighth consec-
mlve time.-Mfs. Fannie Wing 10 very Low
with consumption At the home of her par
ents in Vasssl5oro.s
BRANCH MILLS.
J.H. Greeley arrived home last we, k
Mr.. A. S. Bean and Mrs. Lizzie Tyler oil
| Palermo we're married last "Wednesday. :
Re '. David Douglass was wishing ffien]s
| her. last week-T. A. Worthine improved
the shedding afforded By the ht. snowst,fn
to deliver the fret of the $4,000 crosstiet
co ltracted for the w. & Q. Railroad.
| SIDNEY.
Miss Fannie Ccrren has r.turned from
Aug Saw telle hiss gone TO Mas
sachusetts on vi.it to his brother. Geo g,
Woodbury. = Pan iae Conor spent last
week in Augusta.
Some set.
| .ALxynA
n. B. Douglas i, very i'll Farmers are
sowing gea.a seeds n land III, was sosn
Last seascn. and iillrd by the droutb, the
melting Of the snow washessa little sell over
the seed helling it to root.-Mrs. J. W.
Jewett took the train Saturday the Itch, for
Milton, Mass, to visit her mother, Mrs. j.
Simpson. who Il very i'll y ith no hop . Of
reeovery.-E. H Tibbstts had four hog.
aveTasing 100 pounds each. stolen from I'M
der his barn TWO weeks sgs. At tie same
tine three bags Of feed were taken feon
his stable. No clue to the thieves. --Mfs
s. C. Spauldieg ID qnite sick Nellie SIN
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