Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-10-02
STATE NEWS.


| Kennebec.
BRANCH MILLS.
| Mrs, Martha Bowler of Liberty, has
bought the McCurdy house. She will have
| it remodelled, some additions made snd nm
ished throughout. E. M. DOVE is doing
the work.-Mrs. DelIhina Slater intends to
close up her house and spend the winter
with her brother, George Worthing "A
barber shop has been opened by Prince
Wentworth in E. S. Hutchins' store. He
and his wife have taken a rent with Mrs.
Hanson.-Contracto McInnis had very
narrow escape few day ago on the w. &
@. R. While blasting a ledge piece
estimated to weigh at least leo pounds fell
so near as to hit his hat. The grading of
this section is the same as done. Mr..
Murphy removed his boarding tent Monday.
S. G. Parmeter is threatened with typhoid
fever.-Frank DOVE has been confined to
the house by illness the past three weeks
Miss Ora Briggs of Vsssalboro, student at
the Erskine high school, accompanied Elva
DOVE home last Friday night.
FAYETTE.
Mr.. Lewis Dyer of Dover, Miun., was
|
Apples are better than last year, good SIZE
and not so wormy.-Many went to the fair
at Farmipgton.-Mr. Monk has moved into
the house recently occupied by A. W.Bick-
ford.
SIDNEY.
Mrs. Thayer of Boston, who has been
visiting at D. A. Fields has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow c. Stetson of
Madison spent last week in town at Sum-
ner Clark 's-Miss Eta Tufts of Boston is
visiting few days at James Clark's.-N.
A. Benson spent last Wednesday in Oak
land.-Mr Allen T. Smiley of Mass,
is visiting his father, Mr.. H. Il. Smiley
! The town house has been treated to a
coat of paint outside, since fair day
Elmer Guild of South birmingham,
Mass, is in town for few DAYS.
| Lincoln.
ALMA.
School in districts No. l and begun
Monday. Miss Mulligan of Damariscotta
Mills teaches the former and Miss Smith of
Wiscasset the latter.-Mrs. A. B. Erskine
returned from Lewiston this week.-Perl2y
Hilton, son of John Hilton, returned home
from California, Thursday after an absence
of 10 years. His many friends are glad to
welcome him back to his old home
Eugene McGregor returned to Boston, Sat
urday Henry Smith had a psralytic shock,
Wednesday night, leaving one side helpl IS
His death is expected at any time.-Mr. II.
A. Simpson has gone to Canada after
another car load of horses.-Mrs. G. +.
Jenkins is spending a few weeks with a
friend at Lisbon Falls.-Dr. c. A. Peaslee
and wife of Wiscasset were in town, We'd
nesday.
CoRINNA.
| Parian Lodge officers F. & A. Masons,
for the ensuing year as installed by Brother
N. R. Packard are: NJ, j. H. Shepherd );
S. W., o. A. Gray; J. w, G. w. Nutter !;
sec., M. F. Hamilton: treas, Lew
Hutchins S. d., G. B. Fisher; 1. D., j..
Ross; S. S., F. Smell; ]. S, F. Weed !;
c., J. S. Burrill; o., l. M. Bates -
Mr.. and Mrs. O. L. Pease of Arizona,
who have been visiting Mr.. Pease's parents,
departed for their western home on Satur-
day.-Mr. j. F. Clark of Fairfield, made
E. w. Hollis family brief visit last week
Mr.. John Ireland says his sweet corn
realized him 500 an acre.-Po-
tatoes and fall apples are bringing 81
per barrel at Shaw's. The farmers report
very excellent crop and Jleld OF potatoes
and apples Grange VIII holo
FAIR oct. 9th at this village.
Sagadahoc.
BowpoINHAM.
Drnoo;st IT + Cornish b,s cone on n
Nou WI r. consnlt With the med;coI
faculty there in relation to b;s health 10
tbo s,,rnr;sa of his r,,n,, fr;ands haart oor,o
nIa;nt IS sar;ons noturo hos ,otoIy
foroIorod Owira to scarc;tv of orJor:
tho Rowdo;nhon ste,m sow mill contem,
nls,oo c,os;nT onorat;ons f,r tho sooson
fnr;nn 10 9-osa,t month Pc n n
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Somerset.
BINGHAM.
A 275 pound bear was shot at Dead
water recently y.-Henry Moulton went to
| Madison, Tuesday to visit his brother,