Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-21

CORINNA.

Corner, from this village, when
wheffietree fastening gave way letting it
fall on the horses heels which caused
him to make a sudden bound throwing
the occupants of the carriage out. Mrs
Stuart sustained a very severe fracture
of the leg below the knee, crushing both
bones. DR.. Tabor was called and re-
duced the fractures She is resting
comfortably at last reports The
Stuarts were former residents of this
village Mrs. Stuart was taken to the
home of Warren Knowles, Esq, where
everything is being done to make her
comfortable. One hundred and fifty
thousand cans of corn have been put
up at Moses factory already. Women
are making 81 per day husking corn al
the factory.
Somerset.
NORTH ANSON.
Mrs Benjamin Mantor who has been
visiting her daughter in Rondout, N. v,
returned home. Friday evening.-Charles
Hall of Lewiston, was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Parker Witham last week.
Rev. Donald Fraser. after few days Wis
it with his former parishioners, returned
to Leeds. Friday afternoon.-Mr. l.. S Lin
coin, guard at Deer Island prison,
Mass, is visiting his brother. l.. p. Lin
coln.-Business is not booming at the
Portland Packing Company's factory as
it was expected it would. Corn has been
coming in rather slowly, SO that the
crew only worked quarter of day
some of the time last week The corn
that is coming in is large and of a very
fine quality-Miss Daisy Young, Mrs.
Chas. Hutchinson and Mrs. Lena Stew
ard, are visiting friends and relatives In
Embden.-The New Portland Agricultu-
raj Socjatv "a laid a mark and
race course and will have cattle show
and horse race, Friday and Saturday.
October and 2. Two classes. a $50 class.
purse $50 and "a 2.32 class. purse s15, will
be started-The entry blanks for the
races here Saturday next, are coming in
filed and Il good trot is anticipated
There will be three classes started $50
class, purse SIS; 23S class, purse 500; and
nounced to be held in Carrabasset hall.
Friday forenoon.-George w. Spaulding
has bought an Osborne corn harvester.
Mr. Spaulding planted over ten acres of
Mrs. Chas. Hodgdon of Choate. Mich,
are visiting relatives in this vicinity
Chester V. Bailey is making extensive
improvements on his barn and the second
about 30 feet square. the Universalist par
son raised about two bushels of sweet
corn. 20 fine squashes and has nine toma
to vines. II hills of pole beans, three hills
of crook-neck squashes. besides having,
on the same piece, strawberry bed that
yielded as well as did any bed last sum-
mer.-Mrs. A. Hoyt, who has been visit
ing relatives in this vicinity. has returned
to Dorchester. Mass.-Dr. and Mrs. Frank
Paul returned to their home in Illinois.
last week.-Mrs.. Lena Staples. who has
been visiting her father. Samuel Walker.
returned to her home. recently.-Miss
Frances Simmons, Arson Academy ~,
went to Waterville, Monday. and will en-
('p1hy T-pivarSitv II T. Collins
to Portland and Boston the latter part OF
last week on business-Mark Emery. one
of North Anson's prominent business
men men has been laid up with rheumatism
Dnsmore of New York. and Miss Bick-
ford of Skowhegan. are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. b. S. Collins,--Wil II. Collins
assistant in Lewiston M. c. station, Wis
ton and wife of Skowhegan, visited
friends here last Week.-Mrs. Jennie Webb.
who for many years worked in the shank
factory here became Mrs. Jacob Good
win last week. The newly married couple
will reside in Solon-There We're no ser
vices at the Methodist chapel Sunday
morning. Bailey of Massa-
chusetts, has been visiting his sisters for
ms of Waterville. spent Sunday in town
with his mother.-F. Fl. Pease. station
agent at Madison. was in town over Sun
day.-Simon Quint of Arson Center. Wis
tied here last Saturday.-F. ID. Gilman of
Arson lower village, has gone into insO-
vcncy.-Lester Aver and family. who
have been visiting relatives in st. Adams,
has returned to his mothers.
HARMONY
The frost still holds off and corn is
fast getting out of it's way.-About n
dozen teachers and educators went
from this town last week to the teach
of hn IT,
Hurd, an old and prominent citizen of
Harmony, died last week. aged about
So His burial occurred on Sunday al
Mainstream and was attended by II
large number of people.-There will be
meeting of the County Pomona
Grange with the subordinate grange at
this place next Tuesday.-The Grange
Hall Corporation are about to make
some extensive repairs to their hall and
the cellar beneath it.-George Rhoades,
fine horse breeder here had a very
likely colt break it's fore leg last week
and it had to be killed.-Bees havS
gathered more honey the past four
weeks than all the rest of the season.
The Harmony Dramatic Company will
give a performance at st. Adams, Sat
urday evening, this week.
ST ALBANS.
The East Somerset Teachers Associa-
ton met here Friday and Saturday.
Among the leaders were Hon. w. w.
Stetson. State superintendent; Prof. o.
II. Drake of M. c. L.; A. T. Richardson
of Castine; Prof tLothrop, M. c. I. and
Miss Agnes 0. Hersey of Corinth. teach
er of elocution and physical. culture.
There were many others who did much
to help make the meeting success.
Prof Stetson's remarks on public
schools were very practicable Jack
Frost will extend his vacation a few
days longer the farmers will gather a
fair crop of sweet corn.
Waldo.
PROSPECT.
Josiah Colson lost valuable two-years-
old colt, Wednesday. She was in the pas |
ture with several other horses; Mr.. CAL
son missed her and search being made
l, bo,. Ioad 10 wa offered Sl5O