Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-21

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1900 Is town, Mr. Z. Dorst beiug one Of
- sfFIicted nnmbef.- There has been
r1srtv e snow sls6yelling and road break
ine ID his vicinity he present month.
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auilden death occurred here last Nom
dav. That Of Charles Merrill. He had been
h ususl health until few days before bis
death. A wife and three email children
suryive him.-Nahum Pierce leaves for
Belfadl, where he viii 60 into the express
business. Herbert Wsre lost COW lat
week. She rot hung ia the lie chain In such
I manner ~ to cause strangulaflon.-H.
and A. II. Ware, retail Rrocers, are closing.
out their stock - they ioten1 3 ring out OF
business. -This has been hard week to
those doing teaming. 1t has also BEEN .
hard week TO those having to shovel snow.
Even the Wilson tariff bill does mot effect
snow drifts. They are higher than ever
School clotes in district No. this wet
there will be exhibition by the scholars
Wednesday evening in the G. A. r. hall.
Lincoln.
WnIrEFIELD.
MI. "A. G. Perham il quite tich. Mr.. B.
A, King and L. s. Heath are also ON the
nick list.-A. II. Wethefell who was lately
married has move into the Norris house.
Mrs. E. A. Wethefell has been visiting in
Randolph the past week.-During the ill
ness Of the postmastef, Mr.. Psrham. Mr..
W. II. Heath oficiates At the postofiice.-
Mr.. Ira HEATH. an aged resident of this town,
died Thursday night.-James s. Harlow il
home on visit Of Z few days from Boston.
ALMA.
There was not any mail from Gardiner
for three days last week owing to blockaded
roads. The stage left Thursday morning
returning late Saturday night. DIR. PArsons
of Damariscotta was in to IN last week.
The ladies sewing society gavs . supper
and sale at A. B. Erskins hall "wednesday
night. It was in every way success
Mr.. Walter IIilton's two children are quite
sick The Peaslee brothers have ten
horses and four cattle 10 the woods hauling
lumber for Frank Palmer, from Jefferson
to the landing on the Sheepscot near the
Baptist church.-Capt j II. Jones was in
| town Sunday.-TLere were not any SER
vices at the Baptist church Sunday on &C
count of the storm.-Mies Evelyn Willisms
has been visiting relatives at North New
castle the past week.-School 10 District
No. commenced Monday after one VIZ eks
va cation.
DRESDEN.
Lena. the twelve-year-oll daughter of
Edwin Lovedahl, died on the l4th inst, of
typhoid pneumonia which resulted from the
grippe, with which the whole family had
and interesting girl, bright scholar for her
years, and will be greatly missed by her
/ friends and scho0lmates. She was most
devoted daughter and her parents have the
i sympathy of all 10 their great sorrow. Rev.
II. A. Clifford of Richmond conducted the
funeral services, the pastor being confined
to his home by the grippe Capt. John
Stilphen has been suffcrirg from q severe
attack of iDfiAmmatory lhsumatism.-Mr.
John BeedIe ana family nave Dsen
among the sufferers win IA grlppe..lne
academy closed on inc oh ins1. ana tne
pupils oade adieu with sincere rseee 20 tneir
teachers, y. Y: Manoney ana MISS neuian
Hal, who have been very fsithfui anu earnest
10 tnelr eitorts LOT tne advancement OF the
school. The term was somewhat oroken
up Dy the prevalence OF the epidemic among
the pupils, and Dy the many severe Diock-
ing storms. lev. >. A. Morelen OF Psma-
gu was IN town last week 20 attend Inc
meeting OF the trustees OF Bridge Academy.
vU ma..5Ist.s 81 ,,;f. .a".,.l. .,,.,,.
a fev dsvs - Richmond v;,h their d.nch-
ter, Mrs. Maria CARBON account Of
Thursdays violent storm, Miss Maud Bar
ker was obliged to defer her contemplated
trip to Boston. -The benefit concert adver-
tised for the 10Th inst. has been indefinitely
postponed. Miss Blanche Houdlette 10 at
home from Augusta, much to the pleasure
of her many friends. -Wofk has begun 1t
the Lincoln Ice houses, and many Of our
men are employed there, while others are
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