Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-30
STATE NEWS.
kennebec.
NORTH PITTSTON.

NORTH PITTSTON.
James Whalon of Whiteneld, was in
town, Monday William Hickey, an old
resident of Whitefeld, returned home,
Thursday, after a four years absence in
California. -Thomas Mckay returned
from Auburn, Thursday. JAS. Ware of
Beach Hill, has taken the Stanley farm
on shares this summer.-Mr Ed McGugin
Of this town is painting his house white.
Mr. Adoniram Ware is also painting his
house white Mr.. 3. B. Hanson and SON
in-law, j. f. .Aldrich Of this town. went
fishing at Nahumkeag outlet Thursday.
NORTH WAYNE.
Howard. the twelve-year- son of
Charles Giles, while riding horseback with
several other lads. through the main
street of the village, Fast day morning
very nearly met with serious accident
He was riding one of b. F. Maxim $
horses, "Eunice'' and losing control Of
her was suddenly thrown head first into
the road. When picked up he was I'M
conscious for some time. DIR. Taggart of
Winthrop, was called who pronounced him
uninjured beyond a severe shaking up
Jose W. Taylor who has been at East Will
ton tho past week, stopping with his
uncle, D. S. Boothby, Esq, returned
home Monday. commenced Mon
day. with Miss Minnie Caldwell of Oxford
as teacher Miss Caldwell taught here
last winter and our citizens are pleased
to have her again.
Mt. VERNON.
Mr. Calvin Davis of Mt. Vernon, "a
very much respected citizen, died III
Rochester n. Y, April 25th, aged about
80 years Mr.. Davis has been suffering
for several years from cancer in the neck
Last fall he went to Rochester, n. Y, to
have it treated by a specialist. 1t was ex-
pected up to ten days ago that he would
be able to come home soon well man.
1t is understood that q large blood vessel
was eaten off and he died from loss of
blood. Mr. Mark ID. Gilman has bought
a house lot from the estate of NJ. S. May
hew and will erect house and stable this
season. that will be an ornament to our
village Several of our schools com
menced Monday The village school will
be under the tuition of Miss Eta Parker
of Waterville, an experienced teacher.
Miss Ethel Tracy Of this town is employed
to teach at West Mt. Vernon. Miss
Blanche T. Whittcmoro of Fayette will
have charge Of the school Mt East Mt.
Vernon. Miss Louise Dunn of this town
will keep the Dunn school and Mrs.
Lila B. Gordon viii instruct the Currier
school.
W EEKS' MILLS.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. FUrbush of Lewis
ton were at the hote, over Sunday -
James Field of New York is at the hotel
for the summer Mrs. Dora Butteriicld
of Fairfield is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Horne MIR a. e. Burrill is
building new piazza on his honse. Mrs
Packard of Massachusetts, is visiting her
sister, Mrs A. L. Mcsher.
ROME
Frost r.. French aud son, James, are at
work for Marley Blaisdell, building an
addition Of 25 feet to his store Charles
Watson and Ralph Abbott have been for
a week past on hunting and trapping
trip in Fairfield and vicinity. -Elder ,
II. Herson and wife of the Seventh Day
Adventist denomination, who have been
for about two years past laboring with
good success in Washington, d. T.. have
rsatntly been visiting Mrs. Hersom $
fdFher. Mr.. John Fletcher of this town
Elder Hersom preached OF the town
hall. Sunday, to very interested audi
ence. They have been appointed by the
general conference of their society, which
was recently held at Battle Creek, Mich,
to labor in Newfoundland and expect to
start for That place in a few weeks Mr.
Amaziah Tracy, who has been feeble IN
health for long time is gradually TALL
Aing. &
PFAYETTE.
Mrs. l. p. Hutchinson and family are
expected this weekfrom Boston, to spend
the summer. will not be as many
annie trees set out this year as last :
Grass is looking well, very little was
winter killed. Many were plowlng last
week and some have sowed thier oats =
The free high schools have closed.
SIDNEY.
Percy Sibley is at home from Massa
cbusetts for a short time.-B. r. husses
Is building an addition to his stable.
The high school in District NO. . csoseo'
Thursday, after profitable term 81 nln mn.
weeks: ]. c. Hewitt, teacher Mrs. Lewis
Corson spent last week in Augusta vasl.
ING her daughter Mrs. Casavans s,-o, Leroy q,
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