Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-22


| ing, work had to be stopped for a few
days Wool is very cheap here, the buyer.
paying only 10 cents a pound. Service:
will be held every other Sunday after
noon. at the church, and at the school
house in District 3, in the forenoon -
| John and Augustus Parsons of Boston,
are visiting their brother, Aaron Parsons.
John has been on the Boston police force
25 years.
kennebec.
FAYETTE.
Very little corn has been planted, up to
this time-Applc trees have not bios.
| somed as much as last year.-Tho patrons
of LiveImore Falls creamery received Is 4
cents a pound for their butter for April.
Penobscot.
DEXTER.
Mrs. David Russ IL is very sick with
pneumonia Grove, who has been
living for the last two years on the VIM
| Lane farm, will soon move to Corinna -
! Mr. Lane has not succeeded in selling his
farm, ard will fence it in ard leave it
vacant for the pre- sent. He will soon re-
turn to Cali .ornia Mr. ard Mrs. Owen
n uStll VI bstI, ScHb bDb CaDDltn at
Sumner Lape's.-Miss Sadie Lane is at
home this Week.-Mrs. Alice Webbcr, who
has been clcrking in Mrs. Derry's dry
goods store three years, has resigned her
position, and is at home for short time
Waldo.
TROY.
Miss Ria West died Wednesday, May
= nff ny,I f,,1
funeral was at church, Friday. Ser
n by Rev. j. c. Lamb. Mrs. Lydia
v ecler died Monday, ut the home of her
daughter, Mrs A bpie Newell She will
DC taken to her old home at North Dix
mont for burial, Wee csday. Her sister,
Mrs. Jennison of Foxcroft, has been with
her tor the past two weeks Mrs Angus
tus Abbott of Plymouth, has been stop
ping with her sister, Mrs. Sarah Rogers,
the past week.-Frank Seavey is at home
from Auburn, for a short visit-Frank
Ferguson Of Lawrence is visiting rola-
tives and friends in town.-Thc Good
viii Club met with Mrs Mabel Ward,
Friday evening. They have made ar
engagements to present their drama in
Unity. Saturday evening, June list.
MONTvILLE.
Mrs. Jas. Brown of Liberty has followed
her h. band, who died not long ago, to
the better land. Many friends mourn
her death -Orrin Bartlett was the guest
of A. +. Plummer Saturday and Sunday
ALLEN Dyer has a new horse which he
bought of c. W. + Isscy of Watcrville.-
BERTHE Moody spent Sunday and Monday
at Jonathan Moody's in Albion. Mr..
Moody expects soon to move to Branch
Mills and has let his farm to f. Foy-
John Downes has been at work for A. f.
Plummer, repairing his house. Will
Pullen has been in town the past week
but has now returned to Belfast to work
for Will Mason. There will lie dance at
Liberty, May 3lst.
Somerset.
SOUTH NORRIDGEWOCK.
Prof. Bonnette. the baloonist, was in
town, this week and made arrangements
with Manager Perkins of Elmwood park
to give slack wire performance and
balloon ascension on. j uly Mr. and Mrs.
G. S. Jewett were in Exeter, last week.
The road machine has been doing great
work on the streets the past week. -Chas
Sawyer is at home from Bangor for q few
days.-Our band made its first APP
pearapce upon the streets. Friday even
ing.-Miss Rose Ware is very much bet
ter.-The work of grading the Electric
railroad was begun last week under the
supervision of Allan Philpot The Bel
LANCER Remedy Co have closed their insti-
tutc for short time. Saturday forenoon
the boys gave the band stand its first coat
of paint Mrs. NJ +. Carr and son are in |
Pennington. visiting relatives VIM |
Watson Of Hallowell. was in town over |
Sunday. Arthur WEIGH is passing few |
days in Mercer Cora Smith has !,
moved into the jenkins house Mr.. and !
Mrs Is. L. Frederic have moved into their |
new home on Main street Mrs J. H. |
Burgess and Mrs +. N Hall have during
the past two weeks raised money enough
to put fountai1 into the cemetery
Alexander is at home from Mas
sachusetts on a short visit.-Chnrles Dig
giles was at home from Augusta over Sun
day.
Sergeant Nc Allister was shot and killed