Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-14

pancy as this spring.
Mt. Desert, at a special town meet
ing, withdrew the protection which it
placed on clans at its annual meeting.
At the present time six teachers of
the Rockland public schools are unable
to attend to their duties on account of
Illness.
Mrs. Eliza Hill, one of Ashville's
smart ladies, over eighty years old.
has been making her own maple syrup
from maple trees on her farm.
At special town meeting, Yarmouth
voted to rescind the vote taken at the
annual town meeting whereby the
town voted to raise $1,000 for a town
hall. ..h
Founders are taking the hook readily
in Belfast harbor and most every day
fleet of the small boats of the fishermen
may be seen scattered over the surface
of the upper harbor
Master Ernest Briggs Of East Auburn.
has sheep which he has harnessed into
his sled and has hauled water for the
family use all winter. lie Is contemplat-
ing getting a cart for the animal THIS
summer.
The Rock family Of Westbrook have
had more than their share of illness. Inc
father and son are just out from severe
attacks of the grip, one , daushter Is
or Is in with the grin and two others are
i'll with the measles.
Henry SWEET of Andover, has shipped to
Mrs: E. F; Hildreth of Lowell. Mass, a
leauy miaue l9S am, nHr,,c" iolrs ava
80 80 "a hl,rd All SHINGLES Mrs.
fI;Idroth 80 nnI, viii i ittIa im1pin1- :
ton. enioy camping in a Maine wilder
ness.
1t is rumored that much DISSATISFACTION
b Iei. ~ tba sI Iaet town meeting voted S10o5
toward the repairs on the exterior of the
town llai' OPom tbnt II ~ he inferinr
which needs the greater attention, and
II Is possible that the vote may pe IeeoH-
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croft ' there Are seven people whose age
in the aggregate amounts to 592 years.
me naiIl fs ailp Pr a yeors. Nh
Alvina Blood 90 years; Matthew Bolster
Years GiliLai q ~ Lore ~ III C,nIIii
81 Years
The Countrv Club of Auburn and Lew
iston will probably locate SolI INKS IN d
I,et1 pa i in t!3st Anburn Two tennis
courts will be laid out and club house
, Dull ~ mronirant bnlircss ana nrofes-
sfonal men in the two cities ana the mem
D~A'f-i-i
1t is somewhat q curious IaGt tH HI
ticl.et officn III thu Jefferson theatre.
Portland, use tobacco in any form. Scy-
eral ylsltins theatIic,l ii'eI ilif Nv,
ING that this is the one theatre Office in
the country "hlch i ho''o'e I'I l"i9
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SangerVllle is one Oh the towns INA
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According 10 ine to"i lVP'i ioi 'li'
year just closed, the town Is entirety
freo from, debit and has 500 gS i'm the
4-,,
treasury.
Several cIamshell sidewalks are t.
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be seen IN the southern part OF East
port the material being secured at the
clam factory which is now open. Tn,
shells make substantial walk ana ar,
quite a novelty to the residents Oi
that snction
captain Edwin Cotln flrSt assistant
keeper of Half Way rock light. cells
,bo portIond E,,,,,oss. hot tbo ,,ae,
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winter has been the worst one fol
storms in his experience. The gales
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nav ueeli NUS ny s'eater mum
Der blowing south, southeast, with {
few northeasters.
In spite Of the fact that Mrs. f. d
Prescott of pbiIlins ie 90 x.aarc of A.,
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70 p ll'd pa tTt'e'let tiS"
coiliorterS III three months. She ha: