Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-17

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took for sale.-Mrs. A. N. Emery, who has
been very Ill with pneumonia, is con-
valescing.--E. X. Jones is gaining Mrs.
Frank Young Is able to be about the
house some.-A. l.. Grants hotel cellar
and dooryard were in the flood OF We'd
nesday. His driveway was badly gutted.
The water in the cellar was some four
feet deep.-Mr. Southland of Presque Isle,
has been visiting his relatives on Center
street the past week.
Sagadahoc.
BOWDOINHAM.
At the fourth quarterly conference of
the M. +. church, Presiding Elder j. A.
Cony presiding, it was unanimously
voted that the pastor, G. f. Springer be
retained. The late freshet cleared the
Cathance Of ice.--The village grammar
and primary schools commenced Monday,
under same instructors as last term. H
r. Hinkley. our village grocer and hard
ware dealer continues on the sick list, but
last reports were favorable.
Somerset.
CoRNvILLE.
Walter Mcclure and Ben Judkins are
saving wood for their neighbors by
horse power George Woodman has been
on the sick list the past week.
V. Rowell Is quite sick with fever. Dr.
Biron attends him. Mrs. Caroline Fogg,
widow Of the late Ben. G. Fogg, died Tues
day. Mullen, mother of Thomas
Blackwell, died Wednesday, aged 90 years
SOUTH NORRIDGEwOCK.
James Woodcock is at home from Idaho
on visit.-Gcorge Simonds is in very
poor health.--John Mitchell has sold his
farm to G. W. Adams and will move to
Saco.--L. W. Moore has sold his farm to
w. f. Perkins.-G W. Adams has sold
his farm on tho Watorville road to James
Haynes. +. Carr has bought out the
interest Of G. L. Carr in the blacksmith
shop.--C. H. Heaton has returned from
trip to Franklin, Mass.-Deacon Lo-
renzo McIntire, one of our oldest citizens
died, Monday, April Sth of the grip-The
V. l. S. met with Miss Annie Beard last
Friday afternoon. Samuel Allen
has been in Solon the past week caring
for her daughter-in-law, who has been
quite sick.--Miss Ella Whitcomb was
called to Boston, last week, on account of
the illness Of her sister. The grand ball
given by Prof. Young at Millor's hall last
Thursday evening, was well attended
and very much enjoyed by all.-The boys
are talking of forming base ball team
here, this summer.-George Brackett re-
turned to his home in Massachusetts, last
Saturtiay.-The water in the mill stream
was tho highest last Tuesday, that it has
been for several years. The Ice left the
river, Tuesday night.-Welch and Bux-
ton have dissolved partnership Mr.
Welch buying out MIR. Buxton, who has re-
turned to his home in Stetson. The cleo
trio car got off tho track at the top of
the embankment about one-half mile
outside of the village, Thursday, and mar
rowly escaped going over.-Mrs. L. p.
Holt and Miss Grace Shorey have re-
turned from Boston. The /. o. o. f.
anniversary sermon will be delivered by
Rev. j. A. Jones on Sunday, April a1st.-
Miss Agnes Powers was at home from
Waterville, over Sunday.
Somerset.
SMITHFIELD.
At q meeting Of the select school COM
mittee last week, a building committee,
was chosen. for the new school building
to DO erected at East pond, consisting of
N. B. Cleaves, VIM. J. Haynes and +. NJ.
Tilton.-It is rumored that townmeet-
ing will be called soon, the warrant for
which will contain several articles to be
acted upon. n.-Wm.J. Haynes spent several
days at the ID. L. Allen homestead taking
inventory Of property for VIM. S. Pierce
Of Somersworth, N. H., and o. S. Allen.
Miss Marion l.. Taylor of Fairfield is in
town spending week with her grand
parents. Miss Jennie Crowell has gone
to Augusta, as an assistant in the VIM. r.
Smith grammar school.-Frank Peavey
has opened carriage job shop and is doing
quite business. health of Mrs. &.
K. Decker is thought to be slowly improv-
ing.-B. +. Witham sold n COW last week
to w. Gleason for s35.-The heavy rain
last week has made business lively at the
sawmill. Miss Nina Tracey. who has
been sick with diphtheria, is now improv-
inN No new cases renorted Mr. and