Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-11


grippe with the exception of the boy and he
is sick with tonsilitis Mr. j. Gordan, the
creamery man from Ellsworth, was here,
Tuesday, at the schoolhouse in District
No 2, to see about how many will furn-
ism cream for the new creamery now
going up They meet weekly at different
houses in District No. 2, and have sing
Elder Smith will hold meeting, Sunday
April II, at Great Pond-Susie Davis of
Ellsworth is visiting relatives in town.
Hancock.
SARGENTVILLE.
Steamer Sedgwick made the first trip
of the season, Saturday.-Mr. Guy Sar-
gent and sister Florence of Castine, are
the guests of Mrs Mary Milliken.-George
Harding and wife will shortly move into
rooms in Capt. L. J. Sargent's house.
Capt Sargent who has been at home for
several months en- account of lameness,
will take command of his vessel on the
next trip.-Mrs Alice Coombs has pur-
chased the house occupied by Mr.. Vim.
Slower G. Sargent and son are ship
ping large quantities of clam bait.
steamer Juliette took 105 barrels on one
trip Extensive repairs are being made
on the steamboat wharf under the super
vision Of S. j Candage of South Bluehill.
SURRY.
Presiding Elder Norton of the first N.
+. church of Ellsworth, was i'll town,
April 5th. to attend the quarterly confer
nce-Mr. II. D. jordan has been drawn
as traverse juror. high school closed
very recently here, after very profitable
term. Mr. S. S. Scammon, the teacher,
has returned to his home in Frdnkiin.-A
party of gentlemen from this town com
posed of Capt c. NJ. Coulter, E. N. Os-
good, f. d. Smith and Dr.. Emery went to
Patten ) pond, on fishing trip, and came
home we'll paid, bringing a large string
Of trout. Mr. Levi T. Carlisle of this place,
whose house was recently burned and
everything lost excepting what the
family stood ill., has the sympathy of the
people in this vicinity. They have hauled
tho lumber and are going to put him up
new house in q hurry.
Kennebec.
WEST GARDINER.
Public exami nation Of teachers oc-
Cured Saturday, April 9th. Only thrse
We're present. Schools will begin April %.
Mr.. O. T.. Towle is very i'll with pneu-
| monia The farmers in this vicinity are
packing their russell apples for shipment
| this week. The country roads are in a
| very bad condition. Mr., Il. f. Peacock
was home from Kent's Hill few days last
week, attending to school matters Miss
Della Curtis is home from kents Hill,
With an injured hand caused by running
pair Of scissors through it,
LITCHFIELD PLAINS.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Hartman are
spending the week in Lewiston with
friends The sa mill here is now being
run night and day.-Miss Kendall of
Bowdoinham, is expected to hold revival
meeting at David Wright S, Friday even
ing.
Mt. VERNON.
An examination of school teachers will
held April 27th in the afternoon at the vii
lage schoolhousc, especially for those who
have never taught in order that they
may obtain their certificate and registers
The past week has been good one for
,apping Mrs. Sally Brown is improving
in health Geo. Fairbanks is gaining in
health.
WINTHROP.
,,ssMr Bealcs, who has been making hoop
poles at this place during the winter
months will soon close his work and re-
lurn to his home at Clinton. He has
made about 100, 600 hoops. He has had
several men to help him cut haul and
make during the time. Most of the hoops
will go to the South American countries.
1t is very bad travelling A dance will
DC given at town hall, during the month.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Gctchcll of Lewis
-on, spent Sunday at this place.
sunday three persons received the right
hand of fellowship at the Methodist church;
one was baptized and two were taken on
probation. 1t is the wis h of the church that
iev. Mr.. Hooper be returned Hon. j.
iowtr is slowly improving from his
sickness. % Fl. Shaw will occupy the
cold water cure" about the first OF May.
RIVERSIDE.
l.. G. Tilley of Sidney, was here one
day last week Mrs. G.. W. kincaid of
Waterville, was here last week to SEQ her
mother, Mrs. Smell Mrs. A. 4. Dunlap
has gone to Orient to visit her daughter,
Mrs A. A. Robbins Mrs. Sarah Robin
son is visiting friends in Augusta Jas.
Shaw OF Augusta, Is visiting his sister.
Mrs Geo Wills The school board of this
town met the citizens of this place Satur-
day forenoon to get their views in regard
to locating the new schoolhouse which
is to be built here. They did not arrive
At any definite conclusion about it DR..
q. NJ Randall of Augusta, was here,
Saturday afternoon, for the purpose of
vaccinating all who might avail them
selves of the opportunity. DIR. Randall is
very particular about the vaccine virus
which he uses, having nothing but what
is abolutely pure. it is obtained from
year-od heifcrs which are inspected be-
fore they arc inoculated and that pre-
cludes any possibility of conveying any
humors to the patient; as an additional
orecautio II the virus IS on ivory points
As each patient is vaccinated the point is
thrown away About 20 were vaccinated
Saturday and he will be hero again next
Saturday afternoon. F. H. Baker of Ban
gor Theological Seminary preached very
fine scholarly sermon last Sunday here.
his theme being Is Life Worth Living -
The many friends of Miss Mand Smiley
will be glad to learn that she is recovering
from her illness. and is able to be out
after being confined TO the house, about