Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-02
STATE NEWS.
ArcOstOOk.

SHERMAN MILLS.
Spring begins with many changes in the
residences of our townspeople. Ezra M.
Jackman has leased his hotel to William
A. Jackman and will build house during
the summer, but fer the present will move
into b. +. Reeds house. Charles A.
Sleeper has sold to DR.. +. c. Harris of
Cole Brook, N. II. Arthur Coburn has
the N. o. Roberts house. N. O. Roberts
moves to his farm on Golden Ridge. C.
f Perkins of Rockport our efficient bilh
school teacher will move his family here
and occupy the Walter F. Spooner place
with G. A. Sleeper. James johnson has
moved from the Mills. Eugene Coffin has
bought the Guy Weber farm on Golden
Ridge. Our term of high school will close
this week. drama will be given May 3
entitled The Deacon"
FoRT FAIRFIELD.
The measles are having very severe
run here. There have been several deaths,
dir, city and indirectly, from them.-The
number of fine horses is on the increase.
The trotting park has been cleared and the
announcement has been made that the first
OF the seasons races will come eff early in
June. There is H good prospect that the
time in this county will be losered several
sec ,njs this easop.--On Saturday last Mr..
Blake Oser WAS removed 10 the asy lum for
thu insane at Augusta. This is very sad
Gaze. He was hard-woIking, prosperous
farmer, and engaged in building "a new
! house, where he and his family were look
idg forward to much happiness.
MAPLEToN.
Miss Lizzie Til'ey has gone to Portland
to visit her brother, Howard Tiliey .-Har-
ris Barrows ard son sowed four acres of
grain last week.-Gsorge Pendexter's little
girl fell April % and broke her cellar bone.
She was attended by DR.. c. Mcnamara of
Pressure Isle, and i. quite comfortable
John NiCkerson ard family have moved to
the Sy Il ester farm at Castle Hill on the
"A shland road.
DEDHAM.
Schools have commenced 10 Districts five
and six, Miss Alice Lutkin and Miss Alice
Smith teachers.-Byron Spencer is at home
on a vacation from Bahnannan Medical
School, Philadelphia Annie Moore
of iarrington, Is wiring her ptrents Mr..
and Mes. 7. S. Hurd Nj and Mrs. A.
Burdett Burrill of Ellsworth, are visiting
relatives hire The young people propose
to give sn entertainment May 9th. for lie
benefit of the Con z egstioDal societv-
| Miss Elvie Burril j. qu te sick with typhoid
| fever.-Mrs. Eiiie j ii ison ind Miss Marion
Coving are also on the sick lis.
SARGENTvILLE.
+. J. Carter has sod his farm to J. F.
Gray of West Sedgwick Mrs. w. G..
MOuiton has redps ned her millinery rooms,
hjch have been closed during the winter.
Grace Smith, who has been attending
Mr.. Moody's school at Mortified, has re-
turned home Der jamin Hincklry recently
lott good colt. The aiinsl jumped over
fence, fell ahd b.oke It's neck.
BROOKLYN.
Our town is called to mourn the los, by
death of Mr.. Edwin W. Sherrn m, who died
Saturday, April 2S. aud wss buriei Mon
day. His funeral wal ATTENDED ty dele
CATION of l. o. o. F. from Blltiili. His
home lodge was in Massachusetts,. A wife
and two children survive him. The eldest,
little girl, is critically i'll at this wri ing
Capt. j. L. Stanley will take charge Of the
schooner Pochsssett for trip to New York,
while Capt. Herrics stops at home. Rowe,
the blacksmith, and Bert Blake have gone
to Ellsworth on a bu-i7ess rip -s"to9!si
TOW n commence MONDAY, April so.
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East NAssaLBoEo.
JOHN Mover, Ed. cf til. village ci d