Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-24
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SHERMAN Null.

SHERMAN MILL.
The farmers break tie roads in the mill
district with farm implements, spring-tooth
harrow ard big roller, and good roads are
the result-Sincc the railroad company
stopped work st the gravel pi. there is less
suffering and death. Two men died the last
one was Patrick Mulcahy. The remains were
buried at the Mills cemesery.-Alfred Cush-
man is instructing drum corps here AID
Mr.. Fox is teaching singing school again.
Our Mills people are talking of construct
| ing q telephone to the Bangor and Arcostook
Railroad station and want Patten folks to
connect from Patten, making about ten
miles from one village to the other
Aroostook and Penobscot Union Pomona
/ Grange will meet at Houlton the % inst.
an Shermsn will be represented.
Hancock.
SEDGwrcK.
Mrs. Geo. W. Grindle who has been very
sick with pneumonia is now convalescent.-
Capt. Russell B. Sargent, deputy collector
of this port, is very sick with pneumonia.
His son Oscar, has come from Massachusetts
to help care for iiim.-Saturdsy evening the
Goth inst, as party of young folks were
I
son of Capt f. A. Byard lost control of
his sled, aud run into wire fence and re-
ceiyed severe injuries about the face; his
face was SO badly cut that DIR. Hagerthy
had to take five stitches in it to dress it
properly.-The Masonic installation OF
Tuesday evening las. was success as also
was the supper following.
SURRY.
The following officers of Surry Lodge
No. IS, A. 0. U. W, were installed Jan.
goth by d. ID. G.. M. W. VIM. E. Emery,
NJ. D.: w. G.. Rich. master workman :
Henry Phillips, foreman; e. w. Cousins,
| overseer; J. +. Staples, recorder; g. A..
Grant, fnsncier; Il. G. Osgood, receiver !;
II. C. Ellington, guide; G. M. Coulter,
inside Waterman; III. G. Young, outside
Waterman. There seems to be a growing
interest among the members Of tie order
Many prominent members were present
I who have been away for months which en-
| livened those who have attended the lodge
regularly and gave zest to the meeting
Capt. II. G.. Herrick, who has been sick
| fer some time with rheumatic fever is slow
! Iy mproving.-Capt. w. S. Trewo,gy has
crew of men in the woods cuttiog and
hauling large quantity of hard wool ready
| for shipping in the spring. A. Grant,
our deputy sheriff has been 10 Ellsworth
| the past week attending court.-The lie
| grippe which has been so pre- vale mt in town
4 is absting.-Capt. W. S. Treworgy enter
tanned few of his friends at his home last
Thursday evenipg.-The Good Templars Of
this place were invited to Blue Hill last
Friday evening, as there was good travel
i q and fine weather, abnut 80 accepted the
invitation. A nice time was reported.
MARIAvILLE.
Mrs. Maria Jordan is very sick and her
recovery is doubtful-Mrs. Fred Jordan
has gone to Aurora to visit relatives.-Miss
Pheba Jordan has gone to Amherst to work.
Miss Josie Black is cookiHg in the woods
for her father and crew of msn.-Farmers
in town think they will have to get
i more cows and depend more on their farms
for living for all other business in town
pays rather poorly.
KeMnebec.
LlTcnFIELD PLAINS.
We understand that there is some i'm
provemept in Hon. o. Smiths condition.
Mr.. Samuel Williams recently injured one
of his fingers quite severely with pine
knot.-Miss Nellie M. Roberts who came
home Friday returned to Farmingdale Sun
dav.-Mrs. Charity Maxwell is very sick
with pneumonia.-Mrs.L Lizzie Bacon went
to Gardiner Saturday for few days.-Mrs
E. 3. Woodward is very sick.-We under
stand that Miss Augusta II. Edgcomb who
has been confined to the house several
weeks with lung trouble was able to be ont
Saturday 1t is proposed to have Sab
bath school convention either here or at the
Corner in February.-Daniel l.. Dean OF
Divinity School at Lewiston, supplied at
Plains church Sunday. Prof A. f. Kenyon
is expected to supply mex. Sabbath.
EAST PITTsTtN.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Woodward and
daughter of Minneapolis who have been
visiting Mrs Woodward's parents, will re-
turn home this Week.-Mrs. Mary Govy-
ness of West Superior, Wisconsin who has
been visiting at Mr.. Myrick Mood,'s left
for home Thursday Miss Martha BRYANT
of Windsor is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Moses Dornell. Mr.. John Linscott is visit
log relatives in tow .-Mr. Lewis Hewe
aud sister are visiting their sister IN Shet p
scot 1t is quite sickly in town.-Rev MT.
Palmer's children have the wooring cough.
The attendance at school Is very small
owing to sickness.
FArETTE.
Mrs. Frank Dodge was called to Portland
BY the sickness of her sister. Friday.-C.
b. Judkins and Thomas Wing are both
Confined to the house A. A. Campbell and
w. S. Hewett were in Augusta, Friday
Mr.. N. A. Wells has been al Vienna few
d,ys visiting his father who is very sick
A. f. Mank is on visit to friends in Wal
doboro.
LITciIFIELD CORNER.
Corgre ga,ional Sunday school elected
officers Sunday as follows: Henry Taylor,
sups Frank W. Libby, asst. supt.; Asa
p. Smith, librarian; E. w. Varney, Asst.
Librarian popular drama, Bound by
an Oath" was presented last wednesday
night by the Litchfeld Corner Dramatic
Club under the auspices of Libby Post, e..
A. r. The hall was well crowded. The
drama was followed by q supper and dance.
The members of the post were pleased with
their success. Bad c"lds are prevailing in
the village Mrs. Ezekiel Woodman is
very Mrs. Henry Taylor is very sick
with pneumonia.-Albsrt Towne is in the
r;i,,ca visiting his sister Mrs, Higgins