Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-03-17
STAIE NEWS.
MASARDIS.

! MASARDlS.
| Since the rain we have had considerable
snow, which Is great help to the lumber
men. Hawkins Bros. have finished haul
| ing and taken their teams out Cameron
x Dyne and Everett Messenger have also
| finished hauling logs Potatoes are not
! going to market very fast, as the price paid
viii hardly pay for picking up and haul
! ing. Hawkins Bros. have commenced
saving in their mill.-Miss Clara Stinson
had Il crew of workmen come in, Friday,
TO commence building piers and make
preparations for building the mill. Since
| the mail comes on the train, we do not
seem 80 far from the outside world, as
letters go and return so quickly. Mabel
Quincy who has been attending school in
| Patien, has returned home. = Myrtle
Quincy Is visiting friends in presquc Isle
Mrs Alonzo Pollard is visiting friends
In Fort Fairield.-Mr. and Mrs. W. \.
Ninal. 'jr. were in town, Saturday. Rev.
G. l.. Parker of Ashland gave a lecture in
| the church, Saturday evening Subject.
I'Ths Two Victories. 1t was interesting
ESPECIALLY to the old soldiers, as he des-
cribed many places where some Of them
had been in tie south.
NORTH PERHAM.
A snow storm, two or three days Of blow
and drifting, one fairly pleasant day, then
storm and blow again in symmetrical pro
cession- that Is the programme of weather
with which we have been RECALLED for the
past two weeks-Scarlet fever has ap-
peared on the Tanelc Ridge road, little
son of John Akerson being sick with it
Henry Place is sick with a aevere cold. =.
John Warren of the West end, died March
10, Of cancer in the stomach. 1t is re-
ported that scarlet fever has also appeared
in the family Of Robert Green.
Kennehec
EAST PITTSTON.
Rev. Mr.. Lowell conducted the Quar-
terly meeting Sunday, which was post
poncd a week ago.-The infant child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G. Hamly is dangerously
i'll with pneumonia. Miss Eta Moody
Mr. Charles Baily were married, last
week, in Sheepscot by Rev. Mr.. Brooks -
The many friends of G.. NJ. Lampson are
glad to find him back in his old place in
II. A. Clark s store. -George phi.brick of
Massachusetts, is at Alden Benners -
Mrs. Mary Clark, who has been a guest
for three weeks at Mrs l.. s. Clark s. re
turned to Whitefleld, Sunday ay-George
Murphy is driving the stage as Frank
Sullivan is H.
LITCHFIELD CORNER
Mrs. Mary Smith wife Of the late
David Smith, died quito suddenly, Friday,
March IL, at the age of - years The
funeral will be was held. Tuesday, at
O'Clock p. M-George Smith of Lewis
ton, is in town, called here by The death
Of his sister, Mrs. Mary Smith DR. Ken
dricK has been quite sick for several days.
but is recovering. Alden Baker, who has
been in poor health all winter. is quite
feeble.--Mrs Pickett is with her daueh-
ter, Mrs. Rufus Godfrey OF West Litchfeld.
Mis-. Godfrey has young son.-Mrs.
Russell Niles is very sick with pneumonia
Her son, Edward Niles of Massachusetts.
is herc.-Rev. James Richmond has re-
turned from D,nvers, Mass. W. Star
bird and wife of Lewiston, were in town.
Sunday. Mrs. Addie Kenner.on of Bos-
ton, is at her fathers, Geo w. Farles.
LiTHCFIELD PLAINS.
A very interesting young peoples meet
ing was held at the church, Sunday morn
ing, Mrs Addie Packard presiding. Sui.
lect: Keeping Our Pledge in Spirit and
IN Letter. Rer. Matt %: 3t-4l The
ladies' prayer meeting will be held with
Mrs. A. e. Robarts, Wednesday evening.
DIR. Newton of Sabattus, was called to
see I)r. Kendrick the last Of the we ek, who
is now reported to be more comfortable.