Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-21
STATE NEWS.
Somerset.
MADISON,

MADISON.
the order of the department curtsiling
the mail route from North Madison to
West Madison has been rescinded by the de-
partment much to the qualification of peo-
pie living on the line of the route.-The
school committee Of this town have elected
C. A. WILDER, Esq. supervisor of schools
who will perform all the duties required of
supervisor of schools under the old law
Farmers have tapped their maple orchards
and have had good run of sap thus far.
HARMONY.
Snow is rapidly melting away and the
roads show bare spots making travelling
quite difficult Willie f. Marble has sol J
his stock of dry goods and groceries to Reed
& Co. The parties are now taking account
of stock.-The grange initiated five candi-
dates last week.-Ata MEETING of the school
committee last week, I. C. Hight was cleo
ted supervisor for the ensuing year.
CoRNvILLE.
Horace G.. Gaylord and wife have re-
turned from Waterville. C. Robinson
and family returned from Arson where they
spent the winter with lis father, Il. W.
Robinson. board Of education elected
from their number l.. l.. Smith, supervisor
of schools for the ensuing year,. w.
Carson lost valuable COW few days ago.
--Edda C. Locke and Mamie A. Robinson
left TO attend the Pennington Norm Il School
Monday.
| SMITHFIELD.
TIE frs. meeting of the school com-
mittee convened on Thurs lay last. Mr.. G..
S. Harlow was chosen supervisor, and the
lots drawn fix the terms of Office for A. r..
Cole and - Gaylord one year; John f..
Downs and Chas. A. Marston two years |;
VIM. J. Haynes, I. w. Varney and c. S.
Harlow three years. Schools 10 Districts
No. 3 and No. were discontinued. Re-
pairs are to be made on the schnolhouse 10
what was formerly District No. and No.
2.-Mr. Frank Withsm is furnishing wood
for the Dodlin schoolhouse. Spring term
of schools commence the last Monday in
Arri or first Monday in Msy.-Mr. VIM.
5. Pierce has hired o S. Allen and wife to
work on the D. l.. Allen farm for the year
t. come Mr. Geo. s. Cunlif has been
drawn to serve on the traverse Jury.
| MORRILL,.
Frank Currier leaves this week for Law
renee. Mast, to work for Horace Brown
John Vickerv was obliged to shut down his
mi last wee k on account of the breaksge
of the shaft of the VIII, el.-Tte evauge-
li.ts are expected here this week.-Msrion
Brown goes t. Belfast this week. He will
work in the fish market The house owned
By G.. w. Pearson i, for sale.-Dr. w. f.
Brown visited Norrdgewock last week and
seems to have found a favorable place to
locate there. He will move his dental
Office there this sp'ing.
TROY.
Eugene Hodg1on who has been very sick
with rheumatic fever Is improving Miss
Annie Barker remains very poorly Miss
Annie Hollis has retur ned to Maine Central
Institute to complete her course Of study.
LIBERTY.
w. /. Neal has moved to Pitsfeld where he
will 90 into business. /. Morse has re-
turned to the Maine Central Institute At Pitts
field.-Cspt. J. o. johnson OF this village
will deliver the me morisl address at Winter
port.-L. c. Morse. ESQ.,, hasbeen confined
to bis house several days with severe cold.
Mrs. DR.. Porter il very sick with Ia
grippe and her daughter Amy 10 also sick
with the same.-Mrs. Jane Jackson fell on
the ice last week and broke her wrist
w. II. Moody Esq lis 10 Palermo for a few
days on usiness.-Mrs. Warren Cox is
very sick with Ia grippe.
Vashtnet0n.
CoLUMBIA FALLS.
Mrs. Treworgy, the lady evangelist from
Surry, still continues to hold meetings here
and has full house every night. A good
interest is awakened and several have de-
cided to become Christisns- The high
school closed with = public examination
Friday. Mr.. French, the tescher returned
10 Lewiston Morday.-Seth H. Allen,
Charles Tibbetts. John Magee Jr., Harry
Drisko and several other boys of the high
school started Monday for week in
camp near Peaked mountain.-Mr. C. II.
Handy has moved to Machias where he has
work.-Rev. M.Kearney attended the fun
eral of Mr.. Emery Dorr at Coiumbia Sun
day.