Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-09-15
Zoral anD State Nems.

zoral an1 State Nems.
The woods are putting on their crimson
and gold colors
The Penobscot is lower than 1t has beer
since 1925. The Kennebec is also fearful,
low.
The following is the republican town com
mittee of Starks; Levi Young, T. Frank
Ladd, Harrison Waugh
The papers persist in having it that Gov
Perham has recently visited >Aroostook. lie
has not, but intends to visit it bye and bye
The semi annual session of the Grand
Lodge of Good Templars of Maine will occur
lat Rockland Oct. 2lst and 22d
4 A Sunday School Convention will occur at
'the Methodist church in Elliot (Backroad) }
he last week in October.
i. The steamer "Sasanoa" has been with
llrawn from the Bath and Boothbay route !;
khe "Samoset" will continue on the line,
baking one trip each day.
n The Somerset Reporter wants q scholar, a
Rtatesman and christian to learn the printing
usiness. These are the kind that make good
rinters.
The Journal acknowledges the courtesy of
rkets to the Maine State Agricultural So
cites Consolidated Fair at Bangor, Sept
t!h, l7th, 18th and 10Th.
The recent excursion from this vicinity to
te White Mountains was very pleasant
se, though not so fully patronized as was
Sired by the railroads.
ia manufacturing establishment in this city
Is its freight to Augusta from Lynn via Bos-
y and the steamer Star of the East 1t
sls it not only the much cheaper but TIE
eckest way to get it.
course of Lectures is shortly to commence
ne hetuOulst Cllul NIl dt hltkSIS
one of the course, the Rev. O. NJ. Cousens
ngaged to deliver one upon "Sights and
mes in Tour to Britain"
thus far the attendance at the teachers
ltutes has been small, show ing the need of
ervision in some form to work up the
ter. The quality of the teaching element
been very fine, but the quantity small.
telegram to George +. Potter, Esq, Of
city, Saturday, announced the death of
George III. Pierce, the well known rail
contractor, at his home in Dover, n. H.,
brief illness.
rec persons were baptised by Rev, Mr..
son, at the riverside in rear of the Jour
Sffice, yesterday afternoon. These per-
became interested in the subject of re-
at the meetings on Cushnoc Heights.
e Belfast Journal, in an article urging
atroduction of water into that city, refers
se- successful operation of the Augusta
works. During all the drouih the vol
of spring water from the upper reservoir
|een constantly running.
j. b. Hartford Of this city, has shown
eautiful little oil painting of Mt. Desert,
ted by Sarah S. II. Whittock of Troy,
after visit to that celebrated place,
fesented to her cousin, Mrs. J. b. Hart
aluable six year old colt, belonging to
bin f. Ward, on east side of the river,
b Saturday with stoppage ofthe bowels.
pit was one Of the span recently pur-
by Mr.. Ward, and will consequently
e loss.
receipts at the gate of Oakland Park,
er, for the three days of trottng,
ted to about one thousand and fifty
which will give the association quite
fund toward improving their track.
derstand that it is their attention TO
ie track somewhat wider.
Wednesday, the 10th instant. the wind
violently at Moose Head Lake, two
It in a canoe were upset, and would
cen drowned had they not been seen
e Mount kineo House in season for
oats to put out to their assistance,
we're fortunate enough to rescue them
linking. 1t caused quite an excite
the time.
PORTLAND Press says it is reliably in
hat one of the country members elect
gislature "has already received pass
railroad and a note kindly informing
re the best boarding houses in Au-
be found" The Press thinks this
IS decisive and vigorous railroad
the introduction of new tactics"
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