Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-03
STATE NEWS.
ArOostook.

AO0StOOk.
PRESQUE ISLE.
Leslie Rideout who is taking a medical
course at Harvard will graduate in June.
Before entering this school he had n
diploma from medical school at LeDa-
non. Ohio, and was also for a time en-
gagged in newspaper work at Highlands,
n. c., where his parents reside. This
prom ising young man is Il son OF Jas.
Rideout who served in the 18th Maine
during the Rebellion and has resided in
the South some 81 or % years
kennebec.
EAST VA SSALBORO.
Mr.. Walter Pope has gone to Provi-
dence, to engage in business.-Mr and
Mrs. John Newlin of Portland were in
attendance at Friends church, Sunday
morning Mr.. Frank Washburn is en-
larging his blacksmith shop by the addi-
tion of a carriage repository MIR. Alec
Richardson is moving into the house
formerly occupied by Mrs Hannah God
| dard.-Mr. o. Il. Goddard spent Sunday
with his family. and Mrs. Warren
Seward were called away by the death of
Mr.. Stewards brother, Samuel.
RIVERSIDE.
Mrs. J. II. Reed is visiting friends in
North Vassalboro and Watervillo.-Mr
Lot Trask met with quite an accident one
day last week and it Is very fortunate the
result was no worse than several sever,
bruises. He was ut work in f. l.. Bakers
mill and went underneath to adjust il
belt and his clothing caught on the rcvolv-
ing shaft Fortunately there was post to
which he clung but his clothing was torn
completely off and wound Il em around
the shaft. 1t was a very narrow escape
for him.-Edgar Bailey is visiting friend,
in Whitefield. Mrs. Helen Beard of Sid
ney was over this side the river last Mon
day Miss Clara Reed of Waterville was
in the place last week.-Walter Brown
visited in Lewiston last week.-Mrs.. A.
S Trott and daughter Frances are in
Bath for few weeks vist.-E L. Baker
shot a fox one morning before breakfast
last week Mrs. Sarah Wentworth is
quite sick, attended by DIR. Randall of
Augusta
FA YETTE.
The mail is carried from East Liver
more on wheels to Fayette Corner and
from there to Chcstervillc on runners
Farmers are preparing for springs work
by buying superphosphate, grass seed and
harrows.-A town meeting was held on
March 30, for the purpose of instructlng
the selcctmen whether TO carry the Young
law suit, which was decided by the Jury
against the town, to the law court, and in
struCted them to carry it up.-N. II
Sawtelle, Strickland's Ferry, who bought
the store of the late j. A. Lamb, purposes
to move it across the railroad and will oc-
cupy it for stOre.-T. ID. Morris has
started up his saw mill and is saving out
lumber at lively rate B. f. Trask has
bought and shipped to Brighton nearly all
the beef cattle in this vicinity Oxen are
very scarce in Fayette -Eben Ford If !
East Livermore, continues in poor health |
MIR. Gordon has recovered and is able to
return to business. III. II. Wing has left
his farm and will take up his abode in
Bath. h.-Llewellyn Wing will occupy the
farm formerly owned by w. g. Watson
Edward Pulsifer has bought q farm in
Readfield Jennings Bros. and S. Fl. J. |
Berry sold their apples to +. l.. Barrett
recently.
L1TCHFIELD PLAINS.
An interesting young peoples meeting
was held at the church. Sunday evening,
led by the pastor. Subject, "Christ's |
Yoke" The Woman's Missionary Society |
will meet onWednesday with Mrs J. A. |
Chase. Mrs. Nellie Nj. Rogers went to |
Farmingdale, Sunday. to resume teach
ing on Mondays. w. Andrews of Gar
diner was here. Saturday. hammerina
saws at the mill HI. p. King will 20 to |
Augusta as iuryman. Tuesday, for the
first time.-Miss f. f. Rogers resumed
teaching in Gardiner Monday Miss
Edith Small and Angie V. Roberts are
attending school at the Corner.
MT. VERNON.
Mr.. H. Warren Foss of Colby '9G. will
return to college. this week Mr. Foss ex-
poets to spend the summer at Old
Orchard. d.-Miss Berta Brown returned
from Haverhill, Mass, on account of the
illness of her mother who had paralysis
of the left side, last Wednesday, and is
now confined to her bed. Mrs Brown has
been in poor health since the death of her
husband, in February, 1s0i.-The coat
shop is expected to soon start.-George
Fairbanks has again got about-Mr +.
G. Fellows will raise his shop several feet
and fix a tenement in the second story
Knox.
WASHINGTON
Miss Violet Light of South Liberty, is
at work for DIR. Pierpoint, whose wife is
not very welL-John Grotton Is danger.
ously i'll, and his life is despared Of 1
There was wood bee at Will Lights, !
Friday, and good job was done, especially /,
at the well loaded table. Everett Gun ,
ningham went to Taunton, Mass. last
week where he has employment In the in I
"a "a a
again commenced holding meetings at the
Light schoolhouse. There is to be
grand gift ball at Central house hall Nav
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