Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-09

years a resident of Portland, died ct his home
In South Natick, Mass, Tuesday, at the ripe
age of 80 years.
DR.. Nelson II. Cary, the father OF Miss An
ME Cary, the celebrated American p,iaa
donna, will soon remove to Saccarappa, to as
sumo medical practice in that village.
| Farmers should not forget that the Maine
Board of Agriculture will hold public ses-
sion at Pennington on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, the 4th, 9th and 9th of jan
uary.
| Cases of scarletina continue to multiply in
the western towns of Piscataquis county.
The cases are generally mild, but typhoid fe-
vers and dphtheria present themselves in
malignant forms.
| The Ellsworth American says that since
last July there have been twenty cases of ty
phoid fever at Sullivan village, all within a
radius of one-fourth of mile. Only one
case has proved fatal.
A daughter of Alphonse Pare, aged years,
was burned in terrible manner, on Satur-
day afternoon, by her clothes taking fire from
the stove during short absence of its mother.
| The child died the next morning.
Hon. Joshua IIerrick and other citizens,
of Alfred, have given notice that they intend
to apply to the Legislature for an act to allow
| them and their assotiatcs to bui,d a railroad
from the town of Alfred through Sanford to
Wells depot, or near it in the town OF Wells.
| O. X. Grant of Brunswick, about 40 years
of aye, and of late clerk in the Census Blu
from tho Effects Of ch,orasnru ;yh;,h LaJ
| hean odm;n;s,.raJ nv Dr T;ncnlr nno of Ill.,,
ablest surgeons in that town, preparatory 20
an examination.
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The Portland Advertiser says that the water
IN the Presumscot river IS lower than 1t has
been Tor the summer. Inc miie at eacca-
WnrL on the now tnb and nail f,c,nry nro.
oresses ranidlv. The iron bridge 10 nov " su
nigh conpleted excent the wood worl,
1he brlcge on the line OF the n. & L.. Rail
road, over Sheepscot river, has been COM
pleted. The foundations were laid under the
supervision OF Mr.: 1. ). Emery in fifty feet
| OF water, and the Times says 1t has been made
in substantial manner. The bridge is SIX
hundred and slxty-sM feet IN length between
the a6ntments, having draw thirty EIGHT feet
meeting oi the Directors oi tne ihterha-
tonai leiegraph company was heid IN Fort
lana on Iuesuay' at wnich the ieasioiiity ana
importance OF eX.ehaing the lines 70 new
cussed. ana vote was UNANIMOUSLY passed
appointing cou''hH'ee 10 take All necessary
steps Ill inc niatter' anu report Win as h.ile
| delay as possioie'
The Wing saws the liberal citizens of Win
terport raised a subscription of about 5000
| with which thew Maid off an ;ncumbranc..
upon the house and lot occupied by Mrs
Geo. X. Carter, worthy woman who was left
a widow in November. with three boys de-
pendent upon her tor support. Such deeds
are worth infinitely more than the value of
the present.
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