The Portland daily press., 1873-05-24
STATE NEWS.

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The Lewiston post office has as vet reea;vad
none OF the new postal cards. - 1Ssst'eN'
Inc JouInal says that needless lad threw a
pail ana MT young lady named Nancy in the
eye, infIictlng painful injurv n - =" - 'ue
The Journal says that the Knhur, sohoo,a =. . =
SO crowded that but a portion of The sohaIa
can attend at one time. So they Alternate a
half day at a time. sss.5 - : "''e'n a'e
young man in Auburn on Thursdav ouon
ing last put lighted pipe into his 1911 osou-
thinking the fire was out OF it, The psncke1,
sudden alarm of fire. The river fortuna mdS
was not far off.
Gen. Hall Of Damaaiscotta. is to del;ver II.
Grafton in Lewiston Decoration Day. WIG
died very suddenly last Thursday. She was was
taken down at o'clock in the evening and died
shortly after midnight. Cause, congestion Of
a -, ARoosTooK COUNTY Ses Cd q
The house of T. Lovely of Castle Hill was va.
burned on Tuesday, May 9th, with all its con-
tents. No insurance. f@safs@
John Falkins Of Patten, was drowned Nav
9Th, at Huling Machine Falls. s
David BOYLE of Mount Chase, while cutt;noo
log at Trout Brook, was thrown into the stream
in front of the jam and crushed to DEATH
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
brunswick, Me-, is boasting of a six weeks
old child that has long black hair falling down
on its shoulders. ttm
+ Phillip OWEN OLs DEuuSWiCh, HAS Drought from
Tennessee, where he spent the winter, a splen-
did Kentucky stallion, Isl hands high, and
weighing 1860 lbs. He is said to be a fast trot-
ter. HIDE.
A son of II. L. Buck of South Harrison. in
attempting to catch some persons who hung a
May basket at his fathers door fell and broke
New buildings are going up on the burnt dis
trict in Bridgton. a7B .1esga 81 q 3.dF ~ ~
Paul Lord Of Brdgton, recently burned out,
is to rebuild Immediately. z
j. II. Martin of Bridgton, Q few days since
was hit over the eve by trip hammer, knock
ed down and somewhat injured. ~ fanp
A. bennett of Bridgton, was thrown from
his carriage last Monday and received an inju-
Taylor s = Perry Of Bridgtosn, afs to- sav but
400, 900 shingles this season. Tf5BfaF .rSrgs
Thos. Jubb, Oyerseer of Forest Mills, Bridg-
ton, was recently. presented with an elegant
easy chair by his fellow workmen.
The last clinique at Bowdoin Medical School
is to be held on Saturday, May oath. Gradual
ing exercises occur on Wednesday next. 6-ta
The Medical Glass of 1866 held a reunion at
the Tontine House. Brunswick, last Wednes-
day. The following officers were elected B. T..
Sanborn, President; John Lord, Vice Presi-
dent; D. F. Ellis, Secretary. go. =
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
William v. Lbbey of West Pennington,
who is engaged in the manufactslre of lumber
on the north slope. of Mount Blue in Avon,
morning. it being frozen hard enoueh to hear
well. The snow will average two feet deem
and no hare ornnnd in the woo5s f -qo' "o'p
Au - Da'' s,0anu = ,ne mOvas az 'sen.a, A
M hE as'1sl COUNTY. aisss .zas.
Friday morning an engine went of the track
1t Watervllle at the same spot where the Pull
man train went off the night before. No great
Iucius Iibbv' q vaorant Of Auousta has been
taken to the Insane Hospital bv direction az The
authorities of Saco. ~
"A new masonic hall will he dedicated in China
June 10Th.
J.P. Wyman of Augusta. il ia nresent q sat
of entrance doors to the Maine GeneraI Hosn;t-
al valued at $500. They are both massive and
elegant. N
KNOX COUNTY. "a
corresnonaan+ WI -t,,o ) 14,,, T.,,,os ~
Stone hos haan - RocI. co1i;s,-. ~ ;s =,
litical friends. - 81 Y -
Rockland il going into the matter of improy-'
ing her highways with vim.
/ szsssk OXFORD COUNTY
j. Abram of IEllsworfh. was drowned IA a
Sunday while log driving on Megalloway river.
The body was not recovered. He was % years
of age. a -vwv~-es,..
.Wllham Moody, prOmlne citizen OF Rum
ford Corner, died suddenly on the 18th inst, at
the age of "a years. y. ,,rs-,.
Mason has had a thunder shower Az
A bear killed sheep BELONGING to Fl. H.
Lowell of Mason. I The hear escaneiS 81
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