Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-30
Somerset.
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The degree team CT Somerset Rebekah
Lodge went TO North Arson. Saturday
evening, and worked the degree upon sew
cral cAndidates.-Mrs. H. l.. Mccain and
little daughter of Houlton. are visiting her
parents.-The " |. 5. met Friday after
noon with Mrs. ID. T. Field, The subject
was Sarah orRe Jewert Henry Tot
man OF Fairfield. was in townSnnday. The
gucS; of frients.-Joshua Bigeiow has
moved into the Jones house on Mechanic
street,~P. III. Neasie has gone to Berlin
Faiis, n. H.. to work in a grocery store
= Friday afternoon was the last Gay of
school IN the Gilman district ard Il was
observed in a proper manner. The pupils
and parents met At the home OF Amos
Holt and partook of picnic dinner after
which the exercises Mere held on the
grove. All the parents as well as the
pupils speak in the highest terms of the
TEACHER. Miss Mabef Welis.-The arrange
ment committee of the n. II. S. alumni
met at the schoolhouse last Tuesday eve
ring. and made all the arrangements OF
the reunion TO be held August 9Th A
GOOD programme, both musical and liter
airy. has been arranged and all who are
to participate are members of the ASSOC
ciation. The poem will he written by
Rev Charles Dole of Boston.--When i;
became known that the body of Mike
Mahoney. the riverman drowned at Madi-
son on the 10th. had been found. there was
q steady stream of people to the river
where the body was tied awaiting the
arrival of Undertaken Hilton 1T was a
grswaome sight the body had been in the
water eight days and was bloated ous of
shape. Great bruises We're seen all over
the body showing that 1t had been hardly
used by the logs and rapids. All the
clothing had been torn Off. Ii was first
seen early in the morning by hoy
while II was going through Bombazeen
rips. later II was seen by the traininen
and when found 1t was lodged in a jam
of logs that were floating down river
Commissioner Hale had the road machine
It work upon the village streets. Satur-
Isnxn txA ~ 4.
have been so disagreeable since the heavy
rains. "A. r. Hall Leavitts assistant tom
serial artist passed two days of last week
e the shop. of Harry Williams in Show
Staples was overcome by the heat while
working on the shifter in the Watervine
yard last Thursday. and was brought
humc. He Is getting along nicely but will
have TO lay of during this summer by adj
vice of the physician.-rhe Rebekahs had
!, strawberry supper at their hall. Fri
day evening.-Milford ribbetts is playing
first base on the Skowhegan ball team
Mrs. Bert Weber and children have
moved from towm-The remains of
Charles Benson Were brought here from
He was on his way to California and was
taken sick with typhoid pneumonia
Walter Benson was at home from North |
Jay; saturday He was accompanied by
William Maxwell.-Hobbs' Military band
will so TO North Anson Saturday.-Man- |
ager Perkins announces races at Elm |
wood park for July 5th- $50 in purses |
have been offered. The Adventists held |
4 series of meetings last Week.-Mrs.
Matte Boston arrived. Saturday, for her
vacation.-Burnham q Morrill, |
Co. Will oDerate sealing machine this |
wear at this factory. 1t seals seven cans |
lt once and has a capacity of 10000 cans |
per day.-The change of time on the |
Somerset effects the mail service only In !
the forenoon. The morning train leaves i
y I.53, while the up train leaves at 9.i4.--
Mrs. Bart Hun is In q very critical conJi- |
;ion--Mr. and Mrs Alonzo Norton Of |
West Mills. were the guests of their |
laughtec. Mrs. J. NJ Pierce. last week
Mr. Perham Of Augusta. Is visiting his |
laughter. Mrs. Geo. Gilman.
NORTH NEW PORTLAND. /
All the summer schools In town have |
finished but two.-The scholars and |,