Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-04

future accidents he took II out 49,.
discnarged 1t. II kicked and ina,cta y,
quite severe wound in his forehead
also one on his hand. The dnrso.
washed the wounds and applied sona
OF ms own plasters, and they are no,,,
beginning to heal.-Hon. J. f. Chase /.
suHering from the effects of a br,,i..
On ms hand. He has taken cold and
,he nand is badly swollen and verv
paihiul.--Mrs. Fogg and her attendant
Miss Cooley, have moved to Lewiston
MIS-. Fogg's health Is very poor and
sHe mas gone to be near her son.-rb.
sunday school gave very interesting
harvest concert at the church, Sundav
eVening.-Quite a number OF tho
church people attended the semi-an-
nuai conference at Richmond, TUESDAY,
ana Wednesday OF last week.-The
Womans Missionary Auxiliary viii
meet wednesday, with Mrs. Henry
Taylor.
WINDSOR.
The sudden death of George L. Mar
son cast gloom over this vicinity last
Wednesday. Mr.. Marson had been in
usual health, although suffering with
heart disease for some time. Tuesday
night as he was about to retire for tho
night and was In the act of pulling Off
ms boots. he was seen to falter and
expired almost instantly. He is sur
vived by wife and four children who
nave the sympathy of the entire COM
munity in their sudden afiliction.-Mrs.
Rufus Barton, widow Of the late Rufus
Barton and mother of F. W. Barton
OF this town, with whom she lives, at
tempted suicide by cutting her throat
with razor but did not accomplish
the deed. Mrs. Barton has been in
| Feeble health for some time and was
undoubtedly temporarily insane
George Reed recently killed and dress
cd the largest hog dressed in this town
FOR some time. 1t belonged to Abram
choate and weighed 541 pounds.
READFIELD.
E. II. Hatch from Pittsfield. was in
town on business last week-Mr. San
born is making good progress on his
new house at the depot. Mr. Flint and
Mr. Hutchns will build each q new
house there in the spring.-Messrs.
Collins and Townsend have fitted up
the hotel at the depot for a grocery
store and VIII put in a stock of goods
soon.-The Masons are repairing their
store. and will rent to man for three
years.-Perle Hannaford is much bet
ter with good prospects of recovery
Will Bean has moved from the
Hatch house to the cottage owned by
D. w. Ladd.-Mr Morrill, of Vienna,
has hired the sash and blind shop here
and will tit it up for a carriage shop.
WAYNE.
Wayne's oldest resident. Miss Phoebe
Pettingill. died Saturday morning after
a short illness. She was 95 years old
and will be much missed.-A. S. George
was called to Brunswick, by the ILL
ness of his brother. Scott Ridley is
driving the stage during his ABSENCE
Mrs. Lowell, who has been at DIR.
Cheney's for long time, has re-
turned to her home in Lewiston.-A
party from here went to Readfield
Friday evening, to attend the drama,
Triss.' A fine time is reported by all.
Robert Mckinnon after an illness of
typhoid fever is upon the street again.
Owing to the change of locality the
teachers here were unable to attend
the Androscoggin county convention,
a fact much regretted by them.
ALBION.
Miss Clara Parmenter will return to
the Maine General hospital this week.
after short vacation.-Miss Anna
Wood returned Saturday from Swans
island, where she has been teaching
The Literary club met last week with
Mrs. Dennis Mudgett.-The grange had
a necktie sociable Friday night.-The
school on Quaker Hill began. Nov. 2,
with Miss Ella Wixon. teacher
SOUTH VASSALBORO.
William Proctor. an aged resident of
his place. is quite seriously ill.-A. c.
Brown and family of Boston, who
nave been in the place the past few
weeks, returned to their home last
Neek.-Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Jones are in
Brooks. their former home, for a few
lays.
Lincoln.
This town is soon to have a first class
water service. The work of laying the
pipes of the Twin Village Water Com
pany is being pushed rapidly, and will
be completed in the course of a week or
ten days. A crew of some so Italians
and about go other laborers are en-
ployed. The water is to be taken from
Little Pond, about three miles east of
the village, and will be pumped into
stand pipe to be erected on an eleva-
ton of sufficient height to supply any
part of the village of Damariscotta or
Newcastle. The company have fitted
up an Office over Shows drug store
and are receiving orders from house.
holders faster than was anticipated
The minutes of the recent very inter-
asting meeting of the Lincoln County
Teachers Association. including all pa
pers read. is to be published in
pamphlet form, and is now in press at
the office of the Damariscotta Herald.
1t is published by the association and
supplied to the members and others at
70 cents per copy.
MILLS.
Flag day was very generally OBJ
erved here. 1t seemed as though near
y every house showed the Stars and
Stripes. in some form, and some of the
We're literally deckad with