Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-21
STATE NEWS.
ARoosTook.
MARS HILL.


Till.
Potatoes are coming In RAPIDLY.
Potatoes are only about a half crop.
this year.
William Reece lost . ~. ,,,o, ,,o hor.o
last week.
Potatoes are ae,,trs q. 49, >ootorv
for az cents
CHA Y,sln,an - pa,.,.x.o,, NO. !,
town. Frsdav
-. w. ~ .n1ue business tMp 10
lss vses dAtenosu Ine laT AZ
Asse' 'aSe "eeA.
David Barker Of Bridgewater. is
ciel Nii's io1 2. =. fierce.
Mrs. J. w. Stewart has roses in full
bloom in her garden, now.
Thomas MarshaN Of Fort Fairfield, Is
buying potatoes for II. g. Richards.
Editor Collins OF the Star-Herald,
was in town, last week. on business.
rou,is .ror+ ha ,,,c,,r.5 ~. 49,, n. -.
hlock oyar tana h.. r,,<.ss' .s,o,, -, n g
XIV e. Sow
wi,ua cr.,,,ar hos hs.e, =, ..,,,,, -, :
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him and took some ns.,a views
1oA ~ - LUCY i,sA We sahsN IN aireauy
ABOUT ovoV pdrreis OF pota1oes IN sne
e
". W. SuHihs mas Deen aWafueu int
Contract 10 carry the mall between the
postohice ana the q. q A. II. II. depot.
Eden Everett of Fort Fairfield, came
down, Monday morning, to buy pcta-
toes. The old potato buyers are COM
ing pack
nv a sprainef ankle while he was
loading a car with np:atoes he stepped
on hammer and spradned his ankle
g II Wilcox snent Sunday with his
parents here. He is night operator at
Houlton, but will now fri Mr.. BARKER G
place while the latter takes the place OF
H. H. Fisher Of Pressure Isle.
H.G. Richards of Fort Fairfield, has
been in town, the past week, looking
after mis- potato business Besides the
potato house here he operates one ~
Fort Fairfield and one at Bridgewater
Tho hand concert Saturday might
was a grand success. There was a
large crowd ana q'Mee large sum d
money was Taseo. Inc open dir eoi''
cert was ;the nrst time tne boys ap-
peared on tine street ana uney oiu wen
/ Neima York of Michigan, is visiting
his old home. He is a Mars HILL boy
who went West quite while ago. HIS
mother and three brothers and sister
live here. The brothers are r. A. and
c. n. York. hardware dealers' ano
JULIE e. "a VIC 40 -
WOODLAND.
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-. 49, .o,,,,, Ia = Wool,
Dur rams III 'Ae 'o"a'' 'o"
Willard Giloden OF Ferhaih. d To-,
resident OF this town, was purieG mere
Saturday. lIls,, IL
Mrs, Mary Skidgel, aged SIS years
died Tuesday, and was buried, Thurs
| day.
80. >yo,s ,,.s,o ,,.s hear. ,t the
| ;ns,,n,. Snosnital at Augusta, for more
than two wears. died at that place
early in the week, and his remains
we're sent home and, Thursday, We're
t,,,;ed i'm, tho cemetery.
The Murphy house east OF the moul'
tain In Mars Hill, was destroyeu ny nr.
few days ago. ms was tne iio"ic "
| Daniel Murphy, who was SO orutans
murdered py MS SON ias. 'uo'
tragedy happened several attempts havt
been made to burn 1t, ana the cohteIl's
were removed. II was small u"i'''
ished building ana not very 'aiuaoie'
CARIBOU.
rr,ast 1r,r,ch of Caribou. died of ty-
,>,,o;a fo,,or on SUNDAY night. Mr.. UIrich
ha~ bao,, IN tho emnlov of e. p. Grimes
for ,,,,rv voars as book-keeper. He was
it. of swaden and came to this
oo,nt,,. IN tho settling of New Sweden
tr,,o,t,-s,,o years ago He was As years
of are and Unmarried. the only relatives
49,, tu,o hrotbers carl and Fred
Ir,r;ob ue,, known business men of Car
;ho,,