Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-18

severe shock about Is months ago from
which he only partially recovered. lie was
so years and months of age.-HlraR
Smith is on the sick LIST
EAST MADISON.
Chsrles Dean died, April Is, at the resi-
/ ience of his son. f. NJ. Dean OF Nsst
| CornvilIe. Mr.. Dean was s member OF the
/ Fou.tl Milne Battery, vas vel known
srd all be missed by the remaining mem
| hers of the organ. sii2n st utir neGs an
/ nual =, union, a. lie has sttsndei all tHelr
reunions since the war. he wss nearly 40
wears Of ase.-Rev. Mr.. Copeland CT the
I Firsr BYti.t church, SkowhegSn, IS TO
| preach at T. asst Madison Uuioa church dur
/ ing the summsr.-Firs amoug the sAlcg eS
| Of Tusuer Reeds house br2se the stllhs $
\ Of Quiet Sunday morning For the Inst
I time after week. blow tie air VAS
sin ani the tuil6iugs we're saved.
A. S. c. Hall il dill gvn'ly clearing up
/ The grounds where once stood a wouien
| mil. Mr. Hall has not given up the idIa
| Of having 3 new mill IN the near future,
where the old one stool The situati IN l.
. f-st.class, hsvicg i hae water power,
/ Alwavs safe and al~ays theTe.-Rev. j 5hn
| Robinson has taken 30 vn one of his birns
aad is Teraiiing other buildings upon hi
1 fl-m.-Elter Stephen Messer is IN verN
/ feeble health ThRxter Reed Is max
/ ing preparations to build Il fine barn.
| NoRRIpGEwocK
| MIR. +. j. Watts has started lis coat
shop-The free high school commenced on
| Monday last--Wa sre blessed 70 see again
on the street Mr. n. s. Whitney, who has
been SEX with pneumonis,-Farners are
| finding 4 profitable place 10 dispose of their
cream ana milk ar Norridgewock creamery.
Waldo.
| CENTER MoNrvILLE.
| Mrs. J. v Jackson has i,ired her lus-
| band at Pitts fisld Ralph Carter is 10 take
| the Ilace vacated BY Charles Thompson, as
| travelling salesman for Pierce & Hurd, the
| Belfast confectioneIs. - Union Harvest
| Grange is to have sociable, dance and
supper on the evening of May LIST. Enter
tainment will consist of dialogues, declara-
tons and music. Boynton's orchesta will
| furnish music for the dance.
| HALLDALE.
Rev. James Wsshburn preached at the
Vose schoolhouse Sunday. He will preach
there again the last Sunday in May.-The
next meeting of the Ladies Circle will be
held at c. NJ. Plummers, Tuesday, April
2i.-Alper T.. hsown' VINO mas oeeh al
work in the shoe factory in Auburn, the
last few mt nths, has returned home
~ -. ~,
remains of John Morse, who died at
the home of his brother, W. B. Morse of
Univ, were Brought here and buried last
week Misc Maria Pov,ll of Mon,viIis
who has hofn m inmate of the in.yne osv.
INN IT angussa far several wears ii 4 there
/ las, rerL Her rams;ns we're h-onpbt home
! Cor burin III, funeral u,se from The home
If her hrofhrr y / Rowell LII San1av
! forenoon -Tra I, uov,r5 an1 ! + nan
/ ,tterJ.,d IN. County Gr,npa in Rnrn-
/ ham last TrnsIav The measles have
again n.a5a ,Eoir cynaor,rca !, this
/ comp,nritv Tao 1ii,I5 son of Mar
4 lin Written i. sick with tSem. lie con-
/ tracted ne disease while visiting In Port
! land.-Mr. aud Mrs. Arthur Gllchrest. who
/ have been 'PcAdIng the winter IN 'lavcrhlli,
Mass, arrived home last Sunday.-Job
/ Clement lost co" lew days ago. Tins
/ IS the second che h has lost wlihin feW
"eeEs.-N. HaH purchased nice horse
@''
Enns Emery pur hasei ore lev day ago
/ OF FRANK Johnson OF fferdom john I oss
SOLD me- farm iaSt week TO Mft. Cora Saw
yer Of Belfast. II reported be Will move
70 ho'Etsni.
/ Troy.
G.orre Cool, has ,otprned from Fsi,f. II
uharc 10 has haan st WI at bis tr.da Ue
and his bridr viII occnnv ne iii hone.tea
nj CnnE', Conner -Fhpsr Cool< viii Ioaatr
( At the Car,o--Mr II r Stnnn is on tho
sick Hst ana hi, recovorv L cons;5crnd
Idnrhtfrf N n r. Do1G, ubo was calla1