Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-19

one Machias dealer has sold IS shot
guns mus far this season.
There were % deaths i'm Portland
iast week. an unusually large number
There is rumor in circulation that
national bank will soon be estab-
llslied in Westbrook.
After being lost 16 years, Knights
Iemplar charm. belonging to c. p.
Emery of Haverhill. Mass. formerly
OF Saco. was found in Saco cellar.
recently
Last April j. II. Shaw of Dover.
sowed some peas and had a mess July
4th. That crop went to seed and he
soWed some of the seed from which he
had mess Sept. 30th and the last
were as sweet and good as the first
Plans are well under way for the
organization of a national bank in
Rumiord Fails to be known as Rum
ford National bank. Five local bust
ness men have made application for
charter and the government at
Washington has granted the usual
currency privileges to those gentle
men.
a Bucksport correspondent writes:
MRS. Althca Heath of Verona. a smart
"id lady OF - years, assisted by Mrs
Melville +. Heath. "A neiShbor. started
out Tuesday with the noble purpose of
redeeminG the cemetery from its un-
cared and unsightly appearance. \
fun round of calls were made OH those
interested in the last resting place of
a coIn-husning after the plan of our
boyhood days was held at the farm of
lillian 5. Woods in Searsmont the
other day. Friends and neighbors
from all about assembled at the great
barn. in the floor of which was the
years crop of corn. The party made
short work of the husking. and dis
posed of the 600 baskets all too soon as
sociability and fun reigned. An old
fashioned baked bean supper was
served, after which the evening was
pleasantly spent in games.
many former prominent citizens and
her purpose. 50 eloquently and cffec-
lively stated. that on the following
morning nearly 30 men with teams
and necessary tools, met at the ceme-
terry. and under the direction of the
,.,i,., i1 i., ,, -,
upsisbtl,- and .rr,ra,,ti, dosa,,aa
place into an attractive AKA cradit,hIe
burying ground. The dilapidated fence
was neatly repaired ana stones which
had leaned for years. straightened
All this was accomplished in one day
and through the determined efforts of
one aged woman and hey Younger in
terestcd assistant"
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mo- one viii nrohabIv learn his exact
faoIinos .,s h.. j. said to no too much Of
Vac ia Li,k M an homes, transaction
b,.,,o,-.., disac,,o,,, ,b. result n,igbt
mo :, bis fnan.i,I p,ocnants The ,rla
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sti,uing ha,,. j ,;i,,,a ,,-,s l.j,,.tad
from III rrauI,r nri,a III III skin for
VERY n.rfnration made III skinnirr
The customer in question Horatio
I.nnd of Plantation No. Il brought a
tide which. in the absence of Mr.
Smith. he left for inspection. and when
he called, later, for his pay he was
somewhat SURPRISED 10 learn that the
nun,har NJ hnlac IL tba skin u, IN Giants
oot bo,, ,l,., , .,, ,,.,
n,ira not nnI,, ,r,onntad u III It'll
,um bnt brn,,gbt hin, il daht ~ III
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Iund whom informed Of this FAC, dr.,,.