Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-15

regiment. IS the guest Of Miss Joe,o
tray, this week.
feari H. Gray is in Ipswich, Mass. tba
guest Of Miss Blanche Phpps for =
week or two.
Inc Lee school at the village tb,.
"aa cioaeh' Two weeks ago, by the
scdrlet FEVER scare, began, Monda,,
we are glad to report that there Il MI
ana mas not been, case OF that ND
ease in town. us
ne idhKee stone cutters are lavir,
idle Whlle foreign labor IL doing ,a
Work ior $40 per day Of nine hours
Rev. Mr. Luce Of PittsGeId AN,
Quoted quarterly meeting ser,,ioas =.
the church. Sunday. Two nanohar.
were received into the church bv Iattar
The Golden Rule order held ns am
nual meeting for the election Of oai
GERS, with Mrs. Atwood whitaker Fri
day, June ..
Measles still rage in town and Fred
Basley and William Rand are var,,
sick with them. '
Mrs. N. g. Parsons returned froa,
Augusta, Monday.
Some frst-class road making has
been accomplished III town tbe nqsr
week PS'
HALLDALE.
Miss Eliza Holt, who has been snand
ing the winter in Lowell. Mass a.
turned home. Friday.
Frank Sanford has sold his farm to
John Nutter Of Benton Falls.
Charlie Colby, who was kicked III
horse short time ago. was able IN Va
turn TO his work at c. A. HALLS last
week.
James Reeves Is boarding at Frank
ThOmpson,s.
Walter Boulter returned home from
Massachusetts, Saturday.
The Montyllle quarterly meeting
VIII commence at the church here Fri
day afternoon.
Ira Howard was home from Belfast
Sunday
LIBERTY.
While r. Nelson Of this town was
hauling load Of hay with his span of
horses from Montville, Tuesday. he dis
covered the hay to be on fire and he
and his hired man had barely time ia
escape from the flames The fire burn
cd his rack and running rear badly.
also two coats ana several tools he had
on the load Mr.. Nelson thinks some
one jumped from the woods and set
the fire for spite but the parties escap-
ed To the woods before he discovered
the load 70 be on fire. Mr.. Nelson and
his
cannot be laid to q pipe.
About % members Of Arbutus Chan
ter, Eastern Star. went to Lineolnville
to visit Beach Chapter, Wednesday.
ana report fine time.
Joel Jackson received word. Wednes-
day. Of the death Of his grandchild in
Pittsfcld. the daughter Of Philip and
Efiie jackson, aged months
Mrs. Hattie TiIson, who has been Wis
iting her father, L. F. Ludwick, re-
turned home. Wednesday.
Rev. II. w. Abbott preached in No
bleboro, last Sunday. No services were
held mere.
Mrs. Millie Rhodes Of Belfast. Il in
town visiting her grandparents and
friends.
Your correspondent had the pleasure
Monday Of eating a piece of the land
locked salmon caught in Georges lake
by Wales Sherman, who lives in the
western part Of the town. II weighed
about pounds and measured about 20
inches in length. Mr.. Sherman says
he was a very many fellow ana it took
him about an hour TO land him in his
boat. About two weeks ago. A. l.
Brown Of Belfast. hooked one near the
same place. but having an old line il
parted and went with the fish.
Quite number from here are going
TO PittSfeld to witness The graduating
exercises at the NJ. G., T.. June Is.
Graduates from this section are Harry
A. Brown. William Lowell Cargill and
Richard Berry.
A very Interesting Memorial sermon
was delivered at the church. June 18th,
by Rev. IT. w. Abbott. This was to
have been delivered Memorial Sunday,
but was postponed on account of rain.