Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-03-30

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seScoi eemnt ssse' nsss a e :: ~
brick sch0Olhouse Saturday SffcSnSsS
Tor the examination Of teachers. TSsss
were WHO took the sxaminaaion, j,sSss
" AL g whom have never taughf,-lSi~,
Flora r.. ROGERS went to 0as6InS5. 7Sns
aay 70 resume teaching. Aonday.-Gf.
and Mrs. L. Chase Of Monmouth. visited
for Home Misslons was taken a. -
Plains church, Sunday. .'~
NORTH MONMOUTH.
Wood and lumber continue 70 coens
into market. and would II snow sh0ssI6
hold on until June.--SIsighlng on the
provements and new machinery are IN
| order Of the day at Annabe1eaec.rS
blanket MILL. Pettingill II sawjns 4
arfs &c Sopd G e s scsan into spool squares
amount into dowei squares when are
turned into bowels at his mill. Apple bar.
rels are. yet being made and find
have shipped their apples direct to LIVER
pool Some have got good returns: other
not yet heard from. Asfrutt er0WerT
union Is being organized IN Winthrop. Il
started In Winthrop Grange last Tuesday
evening. A committee Of three was cho1-
en- to formulate plans for q permanent
organization. Hon. T. Alden. w. II.
chosen committee. The officers Of the
Maine Pathological Society will t0in WITH
the committee in their work A meetinr
VIII be called soon to organize. Dele
gates from every county In the State Win
be chosen by this committee. 1t b pro-
posed to make II a State union. Mr..
Knowlton OF Pennington, secretary Of
the PomosOgical Society. was at the meet
Ing last Tuesday evening. and gave z
very interesting and instructive talk n
regard to the fruit growers UNION. It b Z
proposed to take the Maine apples tbest
lators, and take the profits to them
selves IL there Is any. California has a
union and they are reaping great bene-
large or small viii be interested Il NJ :
mOvement.-Many have got the Grtppe
in this community. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Robinson are confined to the houns W Il
leg is doing finely. He has many friends
who call and see him and who make him
many presents. which keeps him in good
spirits.
CROSS HILL.
Mrs. Lizzie Page Of skowhegan. is stop
ping with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
James d. Randall for a few days
Charles w. Anderson Is making prepara-
tons to move. INTO the Isaac Rebbfns'
are packing apples in the Barton neigh
borhood" in Windsor. for Tilley and saw
tellc.-Hollis Randall Of Augusta, was on
Of Riverside, spent a few days at Fred
Farwelfs last week.-Mrs.. Sarah Per-
kins spent last week with her son,
Charles Perkins.-Mrs. 8. b. Richardson
Mrs. NJ. J. Russell. Fridays. B. Rich
ardson went to Boston last week to be
gone few days.
EAST PITTSTON.
Rev. C. w. Lowell has been quite sick
for the past wee11.-There have been no
Sundays--Mrs. Laura Call who has been
quite sick OF late = improving slowly.-
Mr.; Chas; stilphen is recovering from his
Leonard has moved to
and will there engage In the
house painting buslness.-Fred Hanley.
Beef Company, and win start for New
York city. this week, to begin work In
that place.
SIDNEY.
Turner Gilmore. died, Narch y: aged
3 deS Md gs,le E6s e n ch Re
man. widow of the late Nelson Bowman
II this town. who moved from here to
soon after the death Of her
rhe interment took place here Saturday.
H. A. Hallett Is sick in bed with the
grip and rheumatic trouble.-Measles are
he southwest part 81 this tovn.-lGrs.
Joseph Durrell II In Lexinytons-Char
staokpole of Gardiner, visited s. G. Hast
ta Thrrayy eHs ram Ma
where she has been all winter Saturday
.vening about 30 of her friends as
Iembled at Greenlief Barton's, q near
leighbor, and proceeded to her home In
! body. giving her a surprise party. Miss
Palmer is a great favorite among the
'oung people In this vicinity, all Of whom
ire especially pleased to have her again
With them.-B. F. Hussey has the frame
or his store up and nearly boarded.
The building Is 20x2S feet, a very SUIT
lble size for a convenient councillors
-(yal0n WnrS6 NJ Vanla1-
,oro, is visiting friends here.