Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-10-15
SOMERSET.
EAST cORNvILLE.


Ore deer was shot last week in this
place by Frank French.
Erwin Smith was badly kicked by a
horse while pressing hay recently. The
horse hit him just over the right eye
and he dropped insensible more than
10 feet. receiving a cut on his head
more than 2 inches long and quite
deep. DR.. Herrin of this place dressed
the wound.
Manfred Flanders OF this place is
quite i'll. His brother Henry arrived
here. Saturday, from Ashland, Ne
braska. He has been away 30 years.
Marcellus Flanders. who has been
visiting friends i'm this place for n few
weeks past. started for his home in
Providence. r. L., Monday, with wife
and grandchild.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Blaisdell will go to
Dexter. Thursday. to attend the Ad-
vent meeting which will be held in the
big new building to be dedicated at
that time.
SOUTH NORR.DGEWOCk.
Fred Northly. a lad of fifteen sum-
mers. recently shot a large buck
weighing over 224 pounds. 1t was sold
for $ll9.i5 to SkOwhegan parties for
mounting. Previous to shooting the
buck he shot young doe. making his
portion Of deer allowed by law. Fred
has proved to be a great hunter and
marksman.
Clarence Cases family who moved
to Wellesley Hills, Mass, some two
years ago, have returned and will
make their future home in Norridge-
wock
Frank Groves has built shed and
work house for his granite business.
The sheds are located on Depot street.
There is no coal in town nj any price
at the present time.
Mrs Marcia watson is visiting in
kingfield. Her son having been taken
sick there. Mrs. Watson believes Il
mothers care is far better than that
of Others.
Nearly 100000 cans Of sweet corn
have been put up at the corn shop
here this season, about one-half the
product of former years.
Manager Fairbrother is having an
excellent run of patronage with his
show at Skowhegan. Carloads Of our
young people go down on the electrics
every night. Mr.. Fairbrother is a
hustler for good shows.
f. w. Aliens grocery and fish mar
ket have been fixed up in fine shape.
Mr.. Allen has now fine rooms for his
business on Mechanic street.
Wood has taken jump of one dol
lar advance per cord.
The rate of taxation in this town is
% mills.
HARMONY.
There are ten men engaged in cutting
trees and limbs along the road be-
tween here and Wellington, prepara-
tory to putting up the telephone wires
Telephone poles are to be set from the
village to the railroad station ut
Mainstream.
Mrs. Amanda Furbushs nephew, Al
ton Grant of Lewiston, has been visit
ing her. He goes hunting In the
woods part of the time and shot
deer last week.
DR.. VIM Mclaughlin has been chos-
en- by Evening Star Lodge I. Q. O. +.
to attend the meeting of the Grand
Lodge at Augusta, Oct II.
Mrs. Augusta Scherinan died at the
Bangor General hospital last week,
and the remains were brought here for
burial sister. Mrs. Campbell OF
wellington, died two weeks ago. and
last Thursday a brother. Alfonso
Cookson of Cornville. died. Another
brother. Charles Cookson, is sick with
consumption.
ST. AL1ANS.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Southland passed
Sunday. at Guilford.
Revival meetings are being held at this
place, conducted by the local pastors.
tevs C. f. Johonnet and r. Prescott.
There are seven roads leading from this
village and there is telephone line on
each. making about eighteen miles Of
wire in all.
The schools are having two weeks va
cation.
Wood land seems to be good property