Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-12

steam saw mill anu started IL dt WOrh
| again. 1t was burned in June last.-The
telephone line from Skowhegan to Athens
through Cornville is completed and doing
business. Stations at Cornville and
| North Cornville.-A fine deer was seen
| by L. L. Smith and Frank Green between
g. r. French and Bert Smiths, Thurs
day morning, within so rods of Smith S
house. -Lester Stevens shot five hedge
hogs, five red squirrels and a partridge,
| Saturday. Smith is repairing his
buildings Godfrey Gilbert has moved
his family to the Evans house near Corn
vile posto1lice.
SMITHFIELD.
| Schools in town commenced, Monday.
The services of Miss Milla Cole have
| been retained for the winter term in Dis
trct No. 6.-The Dodlin Granite Com
pany has obtained a contract for quite
| large building job which will probably
| last all wintcr.-Fred Laughton received
an order for 23 granite bases, last week.
Gus Goodrich and wife Of Oakland,
were in town last week.-Mr and Mrs.
| Haynes were called to the funeral of John
Tibbetts (brother of Mrs. Haynes Of
Temple last week.-Frank Marston and
their way home from Aroostook.
ST. ALBANS.
| The citizens of this place will choose
sides for hunt Friday next The side
that is beaten will furnish a huntsman's
supper for all. A dance will follow the
supper. -Will Watson who last week was
hit on the leg by flying edging is able to
be out round but is still quite lame.-A
petition has been presented to the select
men to change the course of the road
running north to West Ripley; to leave
the old highway near Henry Buker's
house and by going west few rods avoid
some small hills that are very hard to
keep passable. The new piece will be
about one mile to build VIM. Foss of
Vermont, was in town last week on bust
ness.-One skunk hunter has twenty
skins another fifteen and they are look
ing for more.
NORTH NEW PORTLAND.
Somerset Lodge,L o. G. T., has elected
officers as follows: A. l.. Henderson, c.
T.; u. A. Young, V. T.; W. l. Berry, s. /;
f. W. Berry, f. S. Llewellyn Berry, r. a;
+. A. Berry, 5. J. t.; II. W. Knowles.
g.; r. +. Lishness, S, J. It. Berry, L. d.
The installation will take place next Fri
day night Everett Quint returned from
Boston, Friday, where he has been on a
short business trip.-Mrs. S. A. Ware n
arrived in town, Saturday, from Rhine
lander, Wisconsin, where she has been
visiting her son for the past few months
She is accompanied by her grandson,
Master Bonnie Warren. The Journey of
Mrs. Warren from Wisconsin to Maine is
| ho haf IN
of agc.-Lillie Cowan entertained party
of young friends Saturday evening. at
her home. Miss W. l.. CLARK, c.. H. Bart EFT
and W. p. PlUmmer, seniors in Coburn
Classical Institute, Waterville, who have
been spending their vacation at their
homes in this village, returned to school.
Monday daniel Dyer has just finished
building new stable. Mrs G. c. Shell.
don left Friday, for short visit at her
old home in Sidney. Albert Hutch
ms who has been sick for a few weeks is
nearly recovered. No new cases of scarIa-
tina have been reported this week. The
board of health has quarantined all who
nave been exposed to the disease and it is
h 'psd that its further spread Is stopped.
Mach credit is due DR.. W. II. Stevens for
MS prompt and energetic steps in the
| "'oolSij eHt sCnUOl mas Deen closed Tor live
weeks, the church, and other societies like
wise. The schools will doubtless resume
n9xt Monday.-T. B. Tague has crew
of men at work driving the logs belong
ing to Emery 81 Company, North Ansop,
which arc row in the Gilman stream be-
tween North New Portland and the
former place. novelty factory Of C.
II. Bartlett is a very interesting place to
visit Here all kinds of manufacturing in
the novelty line and orders for goods are
received from all parts of the world. Mr..
b irtlett lately received an order from Lor
oon, England He employs about 30 men,
all native residents Of this village. DIS.
b. +. Lancaster and H. f. Miller, dent
| lists, from Madison and North Ansop.
W re here on professional business, Thur
day. F.. Hutchins who has been sick
TO- the past week is better.-P. s. Young
wlo has been confined to the house for
the past ten days is out again.-S. S
Walker has established harness shop
here in the village.
Waldo.
MONTVILLE.