Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-25
STATE N.WS.
SagadahOe.

BowDoIN.
Miss Carrie Kendall of Bowdoinham, en-
tertained the members of Saga Tahoe Grange
Saturday afternoon with a very interesting
talk on the Worlds Fair.--The interest in
creases at Shining Light Lodgc.-A Bap-
fist church was organized at the Center
Thursday afternoon. Geo. Beal and j. w.
Small were appointed deacons of the church
Elisha Coombs of Auburn, spent Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. NJ A. Coombs, at
the Center.-James Hogan of Bath, spen,
Sunday with Daniel A. Coombs.-Geo. J..
Coombs has sold his five -year-old colt to DR.
Curtis of Lisbon Falls Woodbury. Psttep
is at work in Bath.-Schools in town are to
commence Monday, April 30th.
Somerset
ST. ALBANs.
The new water wheel for the sawmill is
on the step and the mill will soon be in
working order again. The shovel handle
factory, which has been shut down for fl W
days, will start again Monday Floss &
Mathews are repairing and painting their
store and Out-buildipgs G. Prescott,
ex-postmaster, is at work in the store of S.
b. Prescott IN. Bigelow is off the road
for few days on account of the con.
tinued illness Of his wife.--Mr. Smell has
moved to the Weber place.-John Parker,
the stage driver,is building Il new house.
Seth Ramsdell is carpenter Quite a num-
Der of our young men are going away TO
work on the drive this spring band
is to have a new stand this summer.-Frank
Lucas is here with some Boston horses
Park Turner and Mile Bigelow, were
married ypppDt1y NJ
work for Nelson at Watery lille this season.
PALMYRA.
Farmers are getting ready for spring
work, some have sowed early peas and
planted few potatoes Philip Hub
bard, an aged lady, fell recently and was
injured quite severely. Oscar Farnham was
called TO Detroit recently, by the illness of
his sister, Mrs. VIM. Caro-. B. Boston
is building stable.-Wm. w. Davis met
with bad accident last wednesday night,
while tying up his COW. In some way she
moved her head the horn entering the cor
ner of his mouth, tearing his lip and cheek.
The cut required number of stitches to
close it up. P. Folsom is painting his
house.
NoRRIDGEwoCK.
Lawton & Boyington have commenced
work on their stone quarry W. A.
Taylor is in town after an absence of sew
eral months.-Mr. c. II. Watson of Rome
was in town last week looking for a
job as tool sharpener.-Walter II. Nc
lntire is at work for LAYTON & Bennington
Mr.. Allen W. Stanley sold quite a good
horse to j. o. Haynes of Skowhegan for
Sl35.-Mr. Frank Loring was at Smithfield
last week surveying road which the &C.
lectmen were laying out Miss Matte
French arrived home from Medfed, Mass,
on Saturday last-Miss Eva Belle Taylor
celebrated her eighth birthday on Wedues
day last with party of invited guests.
PenObscOf,
ErNA.
Mr.. Wilson S. Smith of Stetson, closed
a very successful term of school of thirteen
weeks in District No. last Friday. Aver
age attendance of pupils was SO. Teachers
are engaged for the summer term as fol-
lows; Miss Annie A. Sanborn, NJ. /: Miss
Blackden. No. 2; Miss Evelyn Sylvester.
No. 3; Miss Lottie Ames, No 4: Miss
Minnie Huschins. No. 81 Miss viols Syl-
vester, No. g.; Mrs. Cora DYER, No. s;
District No. has been annexed to No. |.
A son arrived at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hanson Cavely April 2rst, in the