Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-31

sent to the state of Oslo, and now word
comes to theseffect that FIVE or six carloads
more are wanted. This tom has had the
reputation Of bel, g one of the best
cheese and butter towns in the State
of Maine but with The cheese
and butter factory ,losed and no prospect
OF the milk factory starting up, ore would
naturally suppose that it would not make
much difference whether this old and pop
ular grade of cows went out of existence or
not.-H. r. Benson has been in Boston for
the past week.-R. W. Paterson was
called to Boston Saturday, on account
of the illness of bis mother.-A.
hu.king WIS held at the residence OF
Winnfred KmbalI last Friday evening"
Henry Hanniford is here from Boston =
Owing to the large number of cattle sent
from this station, yard has been built for
the convenience of the cattlemen.-A husk-
ing was held at the residence of C. L.
Bailey. Tuesday evening. An enjoyable
time was had.
LITCuFIELD PLAINS.
DR.. |. w. Gilbert reports two more
cases of typhoid fever at the Corner.-Mr.
and Mrs. Emerson Lord went to Lisbon
Monday to spend the winter with their son
Elmer.-Lapham and Packard have hand
picked 402 barrels of apples from their or
chard this fall.
Piscnt, quis.
GUILFoRD.
The Piscataquis Wooden Co. has added
IL new Knowles looms to those now in their
mill. They will be set up at once.-There
are several happy hunters in town now.
They have teen hunting and bagged deer.
Miss Effie Sanborn of this village, is at
tending the Business College in Bangor
Rev. Hezekiah Mills of Gardiner, was in
the village last week visiting relatives
The Methodist society is talking of engag
ing the services of revivalIst during part
of next month.
SANGERvILLE.
A concert was given Saturday night at
the M. 4. church, under the auspices of
the NJ E. Society. The programme was a
fine one, consisting of vocal and instrument
tai music, Rotations. The .Eolian Quar-
tet of Guilfo,d aud Miss Bessie Mcfarland,
elocutiopist, of the same place, took part.
Their efforts were highly appreciated and
received generous applause.
Sngadahoc.
RICHMOND. 4,..
Rev. M. G, Pendexter of Bath, formerly
of Richmond, preached to his former parish
toner's at the Methodist church, Sunday
w. A. Bibber is camping out with a party
of Bowdoinham friends at Moosehead lake.
The remains of James Higgins were
brought from Somerville, Mass, Saturday,
and buried in the family lot in the Cotton
min Card of Lisbon Falls, spent the Sab
bath with Mrs. Cards parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Flagg on Main street.-After
lingering illness, Robert Lint died at his
home on Spruce street, Sunday morning.
He was veteran of the late war and also a
member of Richmond Lodge, l. O. o. F.
Funeral services were held at the residence
at 90 P. NJ, Tuesday.
BowpoIN.
A very large crowd attended the baptism
at the Center, Sunday. Mrs. John L.
Lewis, Mrs S, tn Coffin and Mrs George
LICoombs were baptised by Rev. w. ID.
Plummer and taken into the church. The
church was taxed to its utmost capacity and
many chairs were carried 10 to
SCAT the large congre gation,-Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Besl Of Topsham. spent Sunday
with Il. M. BeaI and wife in town.-Mrs
james l.. Rogers has just returned home
from short visit in Richmond Mrs. Yer
son Coombs Of Bath spent Sunday in town.
Grant Rogers recently sold his colt to
Arthur White of Lisbon Falls B. ID
Coomos and Mr.. and Mrs, Geo. Beal were
the guests of Mrs. Mary r. Coombs Sun
day.-Mr. AMI Mrs. David Dow of Port
land, are stopping With Mr.. and Mrs. |. I.
Allen. where Mr.. Dow is bull ling barn
&. r Mr. Alien