Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-11-11

venport, W. Y. n; Raiph SawfeIie' sec
retary: Elmer Hamlen. financial secre
1ary: E 4. Libby. treasurer; Ambros
Sawtelle, chaplain: Cecil Clark. marshal
NORTH PII-TSTON.
William Sweetland and grandson Ralpl
Or Gardner. were in town. Sunday visit
ing John Grant and family. Those Sil
verltes who went about making nigh
h'fs hhi.eous n this town. cheering In derisioi
before the houses of McKinieyites. di,
not Know that they were really cheerin.
Tor our next President 1t would be bet
Yer 10 wait until after election next time
passage between his kitchen and sitting
room about four or five feet. maxim
QUITE commodious dining room thereby
Freq for & LOUD OF this town. has been bus,
i Lor soine time past carrying Off part ol
ms stone wall and clearing the field oppo
site MS house of stones, etc.-The new
Stean M,. SIN mn IS an assured fact at last
Tor some time past getting the mill parts
together and safely transported to thei,
shnrt nai resting ,ina place and it will be but
shoarf'I ol'i.a .r low w9en we shall hear the
cneerIui scream Of the saw as ii Whirls
It's way through the timber and turns o,,t
poarus. pianks; shingles. etc-Mrs. Dor,
av nd Q, I;hhe,,sea, drove over Satur-
Green. ana sister. Miss Emma Green to
her home for IA few days yisitSThe n .
displayed li i from the flag-pole in the doof llea
something of a history. 1t is 4, vaa,. IA IA
and under that flag MIR. Hanson an aniistad 9.l;
" men IN 1862, for the 18th Maine Reri-
nerv men,. anri,i u mas iadiways dsy been displayed on
Fourth of July. and every election da,,
1t has always been flying for :, pnn,,t;i;
can nominee, whether State or Presiden-
tial. 'N0i'oh-
MONMOUTH.
f. T. Wilson Of this village. who
purchased the hoe factory PRIVILEGE
opposite his residence formerly used
for sash and blind factory and
which was burned few years ago
mas lately erected quite a large mill on
the old spot. repaired the dam. putting
it in first class shape, and is now pre-
pairing for very large winters work
He has put in new machinery Of the
latest pattern and is preparing to saw
lumber for box boards. bowels. etc
He also intends to go into the manu-
facture of apple barrels quite exten-
siveiy in the future.-The past week
Mr.. Wilson closed deal of large mag
nitudc with Portland parties to saw
500 900 birch timber into spool stock.
This birch timber is to be purchased
of different people in this locality and
will be hauled to the mill the coming
winter. One half million feet of lum-
Der is no small amount and ii will re-
quire a number Of men in the mill be-
sides the outside labor. This spool
stock will all have to be hauled to the
station here.
BENTON.
Omar Kennedy of Benton. while
handling revolver recently. acciden-
tally discharged it, the ball passing
through the fleshy part of his left
hand. The weapon was so near it
BACKED the hand. which is swollen
badly.
WEEKS MILLS
Geo. Perkins is at home for few
days.-A. +. Shuman is repairing his
house.-A number of the Republicans
of this place attended the celebration
at Augusta, Monday night.-Benj. Cliff
ford is very i'll at his home.-Miss
Melinda Gamsby of New Hampshire
who has been visiting her father. Geo
Gamsby has returned home.-Ned
Harvey is visiting his sister. Mrs. F. A
Doe.-H. J. White was at home over
Sunday.
WAYNE
l.. r. Sturtevant has 135 barrels OF A No.
/. apples and has not gathered them all
Moses Sylvester found valuable heifer
lead in the pasture. shot by hunters.--A. s.
ieorge. the Wayne stage driver has re-
turned from Brunswick. where he buried
his brother. Otis George. The deceased
was member of the G. 4. r. and for q
years member of the NJ. +. church al
Brunswick. He was much esteemed by |
Ill who knew him.-Miss Bessie Kicker |
Of Turner, spent the Sabbath with Miss
Lou Barker-An Illumination. with torch |
,ights and all the accessories is talked OF
,ne week from Monday.-Mrs. Gypson |
Leeds will spend the winter with Miss |
Il. Foss.The c. E.socety will have u |
social Friday evening.
EAST WINTHROP.
Mrs. Angela Foster has gone to Boston |
1layed fine picture of Mckinley elect on |
Carr and Herbert Parlir |
nave each put their well known and famii
ar old horses under the sod the past |
week. That of the latter. "old Jennie |
Mas 80 years of age Such faithful SER |
ice she has rendered deserves specia'
mention. even if she be but Il horse.-Oue
II the new Fillebrown memorial watering
places Will he erected near H. NJ. Pack
lrd' $ soon.
PLAINS.
The Deacon William Chase estate
was purchased by Josiah Merrill OF
West Auburn, Saturday
Knox.
Stephen Bowes who is employed al
DanNers, was home on Il vacation. last
seek.-J. L. Burns and Milton Thurston
vent to Augusta. Monday. to attend this
{ Zebra tion.-As a young man OF this tow
Mas driving along the road. one dark