Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-19
STATE NEWS.
KENNEB BEG.
RIV ERSIDE.

pering and painting for f. l.. Baker
last week.
Mrs. r. l.. Reed of Waterville' VINO
has been visiting Mrs. N. Il. Fossett
returned to her home last week.
f.. J. Staples of Augusta, was Dusi-
ness visitor here, Wednesday.
Sanford REYNOLDS Of Winslow' was
here. Wednesday.
Mrs. T.. $. Forrest is quite sick.
Mrs. S W. Mitchell had an i'll turn
| Sunday.
j. H. Lord of Madison. oversetr Oh
the indian Spring WOODEN mill passed
Sunday here with his mother Mrs
| Sarah Lord.
Charles Low Of Seward. was IN thc
place. Saturday
J. " Dunlap is building slaugh
ter house and when completed II VIII
| be very convenient. lie has Z "heeI
| for hosting that is II feet across II
| will contain Il refrigerator ~ one cor
liner and track will run from the Whecl
| into it. y pipe will run into the brook,
| which is right behind it, 80 that plenty
| of good, clean. fresh water VIII bt
| abundant both for scalding and cleans
| ing purposes Mr. Dunlap does large
| business dressing beeves, calves, hogs
| and sheep, and il will be very con-
| Vcnirnt for him to have a more COM
modious and up-to-date place To do his
| work.
| Miss Annie cunnick Of Augusta
passed sunday at "Broadacres.
NORTH VASSALBORO.
| UPWARDS az II inches of snow fcli
| here during the storm ~ last week.
| which has made excellent sleighing,
| Water Is very low. China lake. which
| supplies the wooden mill with power.
| is Is inches lower than at this time
| last year
| The new 20o-horse power engine f"f
| the WOODEN mill has arrived and will bc
placed in position as soon as possible.
| Il is expected that this together with
| the one Of Sa-horse power now IN use
wili run the whole mill
Rev Mr.. Mabry and VII, wer" visit
| ing his son. Or. Mabry. III this Village.
| over Sunday.
The recent storm did All immense
amount Of damag" To- the apple trees IN
this vicinity by breaking them down
| from overlooking.
Tn, amount called for from The Poo
ple's Bank Of Watcrvillc, az tn" week
| IL pay at the wooden mill. Friday. was
s29iG.o9.
Work was resumed on the railroad
Thursday afternoon. after the storm.
| The crew is weakened by The depart
| ,1F N Italians IA "A
| warmer cline.
An office OF the Railroad 40. has been
opened in the room over Sclden Wheel
er's store
Miss Lida Cross is teaching music IL
university in New orleans.
The schools in town closed. Friday.
until after Thanksgiving.
John ". Kennedy has made exten-
s!ve repairs on the inside OF his house.
as well as Singing the roof,
The gymnasium at oak Grove has
been re-equpped by NJ. f. Whittum.
READFlELD.
TIM ,.iiAgr schools closed The fail term
| last Week
\ H. Wright ~ w nom. from his scNo"
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| largely attended.
| Thvpd"r" Carter NJ E">t"u. Wh" has
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| Bacon ii hIS recovered Suih'ith'H S' Una.
| n Intends I" return nome. thiS week
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