Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-01-27

improving.-Joh Palmer has returned
o Boston. where he is employed on the
;. Il NJ. r. R.-Edward Tibbetts cut his
DOT quite badly with an axe. DR.. w. G,
Wright is attending him.-The Tool Co
rushing its orders fast as possible
The snow OF last week promises fine
leighing and teams are now at work
auling wood-G b. Lewis is teaching
ancing school at the Grange hall. Win
hrop.
:EADFIELp.
Jack Frost holds his grip. as the ther-
lometer INDICATED IL to 10 degrees below,
Ionday-The programme at the Ma
onic festival. Friday evening of last
7eek. brought out crowd who enjoyed
he singing, readings. recitations and
upper very much. The Masons always
urnish good Observation-Disclosures is
now enough. but, it is too dry to MAKE
God roads.-Some have sold and are
hippinG their apples from this station
msoid as yet.-.Pnlp wood is being
hipped from this Station to Madison. anG
Us soon as there is good shedding large
Quantities will be loaded here.-Bert Nor
ill has a large part of his goods in and
viii open his store for trade, this week.
IT. VERNON. s.
David Dolloff. a. highly respected citi-
zen of Mt. Vernon. and his wife. gave a
reception. Jan. Is, There We're about s.
present. There was Instrumental and
.njoyed.-Mrs. c. ". Whittier is reported
little better.-Roswel Gordon is sick
With pneumonia at Thomas Wadleigh 5
II Belgrade.-Miss Josie Morse is very
ow with umption.-CharleS G. Gil
nan. Es.. died. Sunday. aged "a years and
t months Mr.. Gilman was born in Nj.
Vernon and had been a resident of Thu
.llage for many years. He was post
master under Cleveland each term and
rave general satisfaction. He was a
blacksmith many years, until his health
allied. He will be greatly missed.
NORTH PITTsTON.
Daniel Grant has traded his valuable
chestnut for a span of blacks. with Mr..
Lamson of Whiteteld.-Henr Brockinss
foreman of the Haley Ice Co, broke his
egg recently while at work.-Henry Clark
j. z. II. Jewett and his son Ralph visited
his brother Samuel, Sunday.-B =. Han
sons chimney caused a little excitement
Monday. 1t created quite a blaze, but
no damage was done.
SEA RSPORT.
Henry Weber, who formerly re-
sided here. but who now lives in Bev-
erly. Mass, has been in town.-The
schooner Marcellus Larrabee has
brought cargo of corn for A. j. Nick
erson.-Mrs. Dolly Sweetser. who has
daughter, Mrs. Cyrus Colson, at New
buryport. Mass. is now at home
Adrian Trundy has recently purchased
the goods. etc. left by the late b. NJ
Roberts Of Stockton Springs.-Henry
Davis of Belfast. has bought Adrian
Trundy's blacksmith shop.-Mrs. Chas
Mcclure, who has been to sea with her
husband, came by train, last week.
from New York
BURNHAM.
.. w. Written of Old Town. visited his
mother and sister last week.-Miss a. W.
hurry went TO Stockton Springs Satur-
day. to visit her friend. Jennie Lamber.
who is very sick.-rhere was d quiet
the groom's parents. The contracting
parties We're George l.. Harding and
Sadie a. Bickmore. both of Pittsficld. n.
f.. Murray. ESQ.,, officiated.-Rev. Mr.. Ir-
win of Clinton. preached an able sermon
at the new schoolhouse IN District No. !.
Sunday.
SEARSMONT
Miss. Josie NJ. Knight closed profit
able term of school at South Montvile
close. this week. An entertainment will
be given at Dirigo hail.. F. Burgess
gave an exhibition of his graphophone at
the schoolhouse in Client, last week. He
also gave an exhibition at Drigo hail.
Miss Alice w. Knight. who has been in
several months. has returned home,
much improved in. health.
Winnegance fishermen who have
sent their bass to New York, have re-
ceiyed as high as 20 cents q Mound