Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-04-04
STATE NEWS.
HANCOCK.
SuRRY.

Misses Martha and Grace Beede Left
town Thursday. on the Str. Catherine.
, for Boston. where they will find employ
ment during the spring.
Capt. s. /. Treworgy left town, Mon
day. for New York to take charge of the
yacht which he has commanded for sew
eral years.
Eugene Casper has gone to Boston to
get the steamer aboard of which he has
been employed for some time. in readi-
ness for summer.
Miss Nellie Alley has returned to Ban
gor to resume her studies. after a week 5
vacation.
The Sch. Nellie Grant. Capt. Dodge. is
at Herrick's wharf. where she is being
loaded with slaves for New York.
Rev. z. S. Collins is taking a vacation,
visiting different towns in the State.
Dr.. Emery is having his stable repaired.
Z. Casper is having his house newly
painted.
The commissioner. Mr.. Wescott, is kept
busily employed, this spring, in keeping
the roads in condition Tor travel.
Mrs. II. C. Young and family are visit
ing at South Surry.
Miss Esther Emery, who has been at
tending school in Ellsworth, is at home
on {. short vacation.
Misses Mabel Clark and Martenah Cur
It's returned 70 Bluehill, last Tuesday. al
ter short vacation.
Capt. Ii. c. Young left town, last Mon
day. with his crew for New Bedford to
take charge Of his vessel, Franconia,
which has been in winter quarters there.
Mrs. ]. d. McGrlw, who was called to
Aroostook county by the death of her
mother, has returned home.
Mrs. p S. Collins delivered lecture IN
the Baptist church. last sunday evening.
entitled Baptist Hymns and Their Au-
thors, to Il fair sized audience.
d. ]. Curtis. our genial postmaster. has
moved his family to their own home on
the East Starry road.
The harbor is putting on its spring as
poets. The owners OF vessels are put
ting, them in readiness for their summe:
work.
Chopping bees seem to be the order OF
the day at present, two occurring in one
day recently.
The steamer Catherine is making her
regular trips to Rockland and is bringn;
a great quantity of freight.
Misses Martha and Grace Beede have
gone to Bar Harbor TO work for the sea-
son.
Capt s. J. Treworgy, who has been
Spending the winter with his family re-
turned to Boston, last week, to get his
yacht in readiness for the seasons work.
SARGENTvILLE.
Spring is unusually early. Grass is
quite green in many places and in spite
Of the large amount of rain there is very
little mud.
There are two vessels here to load ice
and three more are expected, this week.
Mrs. Mary Milliken is quite sick.
Mrs. John Bennett, who has been suf-
fering severely from neuralgia, is improv-
ing.
There are thought to be several cases
of whooping cough among the children.
Mrs. Martha Spooner, who has been
spending the winter at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Herbert Dority, has re-
opened her house.
a daughter arrived at the home of Dan
lei Faulkner, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. L. Lufkin of Ellsworth,
visited at j. w. Bayard's, last week.
Herbert Grindle has purchased a camp
of Frank Moran and moved it a distance
of several miles to a location near his
fathers house.
Capt. Charles Haskell is at South
BrooksvilIe making repairs on his schoon
or, J. Chester Wood.