Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-27

village schools commenced with large at
tendances, Mrs. H. S. Sleeper teacher OF
high school and Martha Kimball, primary.
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SARGENrvILLE.
Mr.. Abijah W. Haskell died the 2lst inst,
after brief illness. A widow, two sons
and four daughters survive him. Funeral
from his late residence, Sunday afternoon.
Immediately following this service occurred
at the chapel the funeral service of Luther
Carter of Rockland, formerly of this place.
The burial rites were conducted by Egge-
moggin Lodge F. A. NJ. of which the de-
ceased was a member. A widow, two
daughters and one son survive. Mrs.
Carter's lot is indeed sad one, as both her
daughters are in poor health with little or
no prospect of recovery.-Miss Florence
Sargent of Castine, and Miss Hattie Sargent
of Portland, are visiting friends IN this
place The season at the West View cot
tages which has been a very prosperous one
is not yet closed. Several of the guests
will remain till the end of the month. The
proprietor, Mr.. c. L. Babson, proposes to
erect more cottages to accommodate the
guests no wish to come next season.
NORTH MONMOUTH.
As Mrs. C. L. Hammond, and Mrs. E. G.
Bent were returning from Winthrop village
last Monday, their horse took fright at
some bags of sweet corn, bolted from the
road and ran into j. Henry Moore's ii ED.
throwing them out and completely smashing
the wagon. Mrs. Bent Injured her ankle.
and Mrs. Hammond received bad shaking
up. The horse was not much iojured.-
Mr.. Samuel Robinson, cole ctor of taxes,
who has been quite sick for weeks past,
has improved somew hat.-Mrs. Robinson's
son, Arthur, and Nellie Wing, daughter,
and sons wife of Boston, Mass, are visit
ing them. The latter has been quite sick
with fever but is some better. She is at
tended by DR.. M. o. Edwards of Mon
mouth.-The mills are in full OPERATION
Pettinglll is making 70 apple barrels day,
and lots OF boxes. ,....o H..o@ - f.I.a GM
SIDNEY. BE e.rh sassssS s'oY
N. A. Benson raised two large Hubbard
Equashes in his garden this year, one weigh
ing 81 IL pounds and the other 10 pounds.
Piscataquis.
FoxCRoFT.
The Waterville correspondent of the
JOURNAL was badly mixed in his report of
the foot ball game in Dover. The Fox
croft academy team was not represented to
be strictly an academy team, but the state
ment that it was the picked strength of Pts
cataquis county, as made by the Wateryille
scribe, is as untrue as that of the Water
villes playing the last half with only nine
men. The statement that they shut the F
AS out in the first half is altogether wrong
as the academy boys made a touchdown and
goal kick in that half of the game, while
their opponents made two touchdowns and
goal kick, which made the score 10 to 6
in favor of the w. H. S. at the close of the
first half. Every man that played in the
F. AS was from Dover and FOxcroft and
the team was weakened by the absence of
Mayo and Smith, who will soon join the
team. The F. AS didn't even make
four touchdowns in both halves of the
game, but won by three touchdowns
and two goal kicks. worse case
of Misrepresentation or mistakes couldn't
be imagined than was shown in that on
news item. When the correspondence was
carried on between the two clubs, the Water
villes were informed that the team from
this place was not strictly Foxcroft acad
envy team.-The "Stars" of Dover run
against snag at Henderson in the shape OF
battery from the Bangor league team
Jack" Sharrott and Bobby" Moore sue
ceeded in beating the Stars % to 7. Shar-
rott has been professional pitcher and
showed that he is a good twirler yet by
banking league team for five innings las
summer-The corn factory is closed. They
finished Monday.-Court convened Tues
day, Judge Whitehouse presiding 1t is
generally thought the term will be long
one.