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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-28
THE BANK ROBBERS.
the,r Ficbablc Arrest IN Boston.
WiTERNIL.LE.
Alumni Association Meeting.

Waelvlc July q. At the meeting of the
Trustees of Colby University this morning, re-
ports were received from the President of the
University and from the Prudential Committee
Rev. Il. +. Shaw, D. D., who has held the office
of Secretary for eight years, rendered his resgna-
ton, which was reluctantly accepted. Rev. 5. p
Merrill was elected to fill the vacancy.
The board again met at 80 O'Clock p m On
petition of members of his class, Cyrus W. Lam
der, of the class of "a, was enrolled among the
Alumni having completed all his examinations s,
but being obliged to leave Watcrve without his
diploma.
AT the meeting Of the Alumni Association the
following officers were elected
Larkn Dunton Boston, President.
III. W. Richardson, Portland, Vice President.
Professor c. Z. Hamlin, Cambridge, NEGRO To-
gist.
Professor E. W. Hall, Wateryille, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Moses Lyford Reuben Foster and E F. Webb
Councillors.
The Necrologist then read the following report
Glass Of l521-Iyman Rawson, born in Paris,
Me. May 9th, l199 died at Rumford Point, Me-,
Aug. ODD, 1874.
VIM. Augustus Evans, born at IIallowcll, Me
Aug. 23d, 1910; died in Blue Hill, Me-, Nov 2lst,
1874.
Glass Of l83i-Carton Parker, born in Hop
kintOn, Mass, Nov. Both, 1906; died in No. Liv-
er1nore, Aug. 22d, 1874.
Allen Barrows, born in Hebron Me-, July It'll,
1907; died in East Sumner, Me-, April 24th 1875
Glass Of lSi2-1homas Frye, born in Vinalha-
ven, Me-, Sept 18th, 1885, died in Rockland Me-,
Nov. Goth, 1874.
Glass of lSji-( yns Wesley Lander, born in
Fairfield, Me, April 4th, 1923; died in Martney,
Cal, Jan. 10th, 1874.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. July "a 1875.
Flour-extra spring 49a5 a5-.
Wheat-\o. spring cash ALI; il1ia- Sept;
Aug, ll37sa.
Corn No. , mixed, cash 7o,seA; Ang., 7lHa-;
asa Sept.
Oats-No. ?. So cash July, 5OAaa-: -aiOh
Aug; IS a Sept
Rye-No. ?, 7sa1G
Barley-No. spring l3,al3. cash; l0iAai05 Sept
Dressed Hogs aOOaS 30.
Polk-?0 GO,20 65 cash; 10 s5-al9 60 Aug; 20 50
a,0 s0-Sept.
Lard-l5 a. ais TO- cash; - 40 ais ST. Aug
Il G!is Sept.
Bulk Meats shoulders sJ.a1f; short rib mid
II ga; short clear mid Az.
Hams Is ms average -.
Whiskey-l17-al11.
Freghts-COrn to Buffalo, 81 al wheat do ga
az
Recepts-7,00o aour; 10000 wheat; BIS O0o corn
II 900 oats; 2O00 rye, 1000 barley.
shipments - 5000 flour; G 0Dc wheat; 900
corn; $1,000 oats; 900 barley $50 rye.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-28
Lincoln County Republican Con.
ventlOn.

TIL Republican voters of Lincoln County are re-
quc>tod to send delegates to a county convention
to be held at Union Hall, Newcastle, Tuesday, Au
gust 2ith Io7, at II O'Clock, A. NJ for the purpose
of nominating candidates to be supported at the
septcmbcr election, viz Senator, County
Commia Toner, County Treasurer; to choose a
County Committee for the year 1876 and to transac:
all other business that may properly come before
sad convention. Each town, and Monhegan Isle
will have one delegate, and one additional delegate
for every iiny votes cast for Governor Dngley, at
the September election in 1874. traction OF TWEEN
ty.six vii! be entitled to one delegate.
By THE COMMITTEE.
july 17;ti $50.
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PORTLAND.
Fire.

Portland, July p. A dwelling house and sta
bic, belonging to Weymouth Wilkinson situated
near the Eastern Railroad depot, South Berwick
Junction, was destroyed by fire last night. The
house unoccupied; supposed incendary.
Loss, $1,000; no insurance.
Marine Disaster.
Brig A. S. Pennell, reports schooner Knight
Neasee, of and for Bangor from Philadelphia,
sprung leak and was abandoned tho 10. Crew
was taken # by schooner Laura +. Messer and
transferred to A. S. Pencil and brought here.
Marine News.
Portland, July q. The barque A. Houghton,
Counce, for Liverpool, which sailed from Bath on
the 18th inst, put into Boothbay the same even
ing, leaking badly.
Fire.
The tanuery of Augustus Tate, at Stroudwater,
was burned tonight. Loss, Sl2, 900; insured for
$1,000 The machinery and quantity Of bark
and leather was also destroyed.
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The Press says quite recently three boys, aged
about sixteen, started from Brunswick for the
White Mountains, intending to walk the whole
distance and home again. Their names
Horace II. Given, James SWEET and Edward c.
Elliot, Of Hon. David Elliot of Brunswick
On Friday, the 23d inst, as the boys passing
through the woods between Conway Centre and
North Conway, they were overaken by two men
in a wagon, one of whom presented pistol and
demanded and received young Eiliot's watch
The robber whose names is John :. Fo-s, was
subsequently arrested by Judge Eastman, and
bound over to answer to the charge of highway
robbery at the October term at OsS;pce.
Mr.. +. =. Smith, conductor of Callenders Geor-
ga Mins,iols, the company that is to play in this
city Saturday evening, had narrow escape from
drowning at Rockport, Mass, on the 23d inst "a,
while bathing. The company had played TO
good house that evening, and after the perform
ance while the most of the company in the
parlor singing and play ing, Smith went out. This
was about haf-past ii o'clock. While Standing in
the water, which about came up TO his waist, he
was sudden'y taken with cramp in his legs and he
drifted rapidly out to sea. lie foated about quar-
ter of mile and managed to swim up 20 rock
which he held on to and cried for help. His cries
were heard at the house, and other members of
the company went to his ass stance. lie was in a
nearly exhausted condition len rescued.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-28

The St. Marys Catholic +. A. Is. society of
this city, are making arrangements to celebrate
the 9th of August it being the one huudredlh
nversary of the birth Of Daniel O'Connel the
"lrsh Iiberaor," as he was fondly called by his
admrins countrymen, by holding meeting at
their hall on the evening Of said day Invitations
have been extended to the St. Pauicks Society of
IIsllowe and the st. Joseph's Of Gardiner, to be
present and participate in the exercises of the
meeting, which will consist of speeches. &c, from
several members of the societies. \ fine time is
cypectcd.
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}. NJ. DANIELS, Proprietor,
Lewiston, Me.

kENNEBEC COUNTY-At Court Of Probate,
held at augusta, on the second Monday Of July.
1875.
CAMUEL TITCOMB, Administrator on the
y estate of Miriam johnson, late OF Angus
ia, in said county, deceased, having presented
his second account of administration Of the estate
of said deceased for allowance:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given to all
persons interested by publishing copy of this or
der three weeks successfully, in the kennebec
Journal printed in Augusta, that they may appear
at a Probate Court TO be held at Augusta, in said
County, the second Monday OF August next,
and show cause, if any, why the same should not be
allowed. Ii. X. BAKER, Judge.
A true copy.
Attest, CHARLES HEwINs, Register. 3w3l
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NEW YORK..
The w Gather.

The Weather.
New York, July &c. The weather is WARM and
hay, wind west.
Suspended.
Duncan, Sherman & Co. suspended hi, moiu-
ing, causing great excitement.
An Ice storm.
\ Geneva letter says that in the storm Of the
1th inst, there literally an ice storm, accom-
panied by cyclone which, lasting not over fif-
teen minutes, at midnight, wrecked every window
and skylight, smas she'd in roofs and did incalcula-
BILE damage The suburbs suffered terribly all
the crops being destroyed. The ice fell in masses
At the time.
Killed BY Lightning.
During a fearful thunder storm le,t,t,lay atfei
noon, u bolt Of lightning struck carnage Capt.
Johnson's funeral. knocking the driver from the
box and fatally irjurtng him, and also throwing
Miss Drew, and other members of the family into
the road, but without serious injury.
Obituary.
James McIver OF the Binghampton Times, was
taken sick in restaurant in Chatham street, and
died Saturday. His death was very similar to
that of Charles Bosom of Boston, and nearly in
the same place.
Resignation.
1t is stated that Michael Nolan will tender his
resignation as the Assistant District Attorney to-
day.
hnlshtS Oh Iytnlas.
The visiting knights of Pythias are being re-
ceved this morning and were escorted to Brook
Ign.
Burglars Frustrated.
The residence of General Hustled at Peeksk i'll.
was entered BY burglars Sunday morning Hust-
ed fred upon one of them, which gave the alarm
to the others, who were in another part of the
house, and all escaped without obtaining any
plumber
Prize Archery.
Five Massachusetts young ladies won the prizes
at an archery contest in Motthayen, Monday,
against six New York young ladies.
Arrested.
Hugh Carr, a longshoreman, has been arrested,
charged with throwing the cook of the tug boat
Cornell overheard on Saturday Several contra
dictory stories are afoat regarding the fatality.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
The Duncan, sherman Il Co. Failure
Disastrous.

Boston, July p. State street has not witnessed
since the war such degree of excitement AS pre-
vailed there this forenoon, consequent upon the
reported failure of Duncan, Sherman < Co of n
Y. The gold market opened at II =, , and when
the news received was selling at ID Within
the short space of fifteen minutes the quotation
bounded up to l6 ia, and receded to 49,. The
effect of these pulsations was 10 entirely de-
moralize the market: The highest transaction
reported was at l5'l. The stock market was also
affected, and stocks declined from 8 to 5 per cent
followed by slight iallyings.
Fire.
The large planning mill of the Abattor Co. in
North brighton, operated by j. W. Priest, was
burned this afternoon. Loss on building and ma
chinery, $4,000.
Peculiar and Fatal Accident.
Mrs. Hiram j. Mason. wife of prominent citi-
zen, was killed under peculiar circumstances this
afternoon. She was visiting relative at No. 2
Mystic St., Charlestown. and with another lady
was swinging in hammock on the roof Of the l.,
one rope being attached to staple in the chin
ney. The husbands of the ladies were swinging
them, when suddenly the chimney toppled over
upon them, instantly killing Mrs. Mason. The
others escaped unipjured.
The Valuation of Lawrence.
Lawrence, July 81. The assessors valuation of
the city for 1875 is $2i 1908 ,443, an increase of
$3.50 ,296 over last year.
Personal.
Fall River, July q. Charles O'Shove. Presi-
dent of the Shove Mills, and Treasurer of the
Granite Mills numbers one an two, lies very low
at his residence, and is not expected to live tho
day out.
Drowned.
Henry Marcy, of this city, 10 years of age,
while bathing in Silver Lake, this afternoon, was
| drowned.
Fire.
| Fall River, July q. A fire at o'clock th
evening, in the Barnard mill, originated by spen
taneous combustion in a waste box. 1t burned
hole through the floor and partially destroyed ont
| spinning frame. The damage by fire and water
it is thought, will not exceed 81 900: fully cover
! ed by insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-28

The third annual reunion of the Second Maine
Veteran Cavalry Associat ON, will be held at Bath
Maine, September first. The exercises will con-
sst Of the usual business meeting, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ; Il parade, an Grafton by Capt John H..
Roberts, banquet and Tall in the evening. The
Governor and several other distinguished men
have signifed their int ntion to be present, and
extensive preparations are being made to make
this the most successful reunion ever held. Free
return tickets will be furnished over the Maine
Central and Knox and Lincoln Railroads, and
reduced rates made with the Kcnnebec steam
boats so that the expense will be light, and every
member of the old regiment should attend If
possible. Members Of the Association who can
not attend will remit their dues (Sl.00) to j. ii.
Roberts, Treasurer, l6 India street, Boston.
5. C. Small, ~ Sudbury street. Boston, is Sec
rotary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-28

Hon W W. Bolster, Bank Examiner, was in
the city Monday. He is now busily engaged in
his annual official examination of the savings
banks of the State, which requires about four
months of close application and labor. lie has
already examined the banks in York, Franklin,
oxford, and part of Cumberland counties, and
will for the next two months or more devote him
elf to banks in Waldo, Hancock. Washington,
Aioostook, Penobscot ami Piscataquis. He finds
the banks examined thus far, in good condition,
although in one he discovered a defalcation Of
some $1,000 which sum has been fully made up
bv the bond>men of the treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-28

DR.. Boynton, whose death is announced this
morning, has been in practice in Richmond up
wards Of forty years, and had amassed large
fortune. He leaves widow and one daughter,
the wife of Alfred y. Proctor of Boston, Yester
day an autopsy was performed upon hi- remains
by pr. II. II. Hill of hi, city, and Dr,. LIBBY,
Richards SpauldinS AMI ants of Richmond, and
discovered the cause of his disease to be a cancer
Of the messenary glands, which weighed four
pounds, celebrated doctors i'll Boston, VINO had
been consulted by DR.. Boynton, Supposed the dis
ersc wa. Of the enlcen
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TELEGRAMSIN GENERAL.

Moody and Sankcy are soon to be invited to
Washington.
Albert Skinner bold thief and forger, is in
limbo at Lowell, for attempting to steal stable
team.
An American naval crew won the boat race at
Csllao, July 9TH, beating the Peruvian and Eng.
lish crews.
At Omaha Monday, ayoung man named John
Ocey, claiming to be from Boston, committed
suicide on account of domestic trouble.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-28

The Governor and Council. at their session
which began Monday evening and closed yester-
day forenoon, transacted considerable routine
business, and designated the 18th day of August
as the date when the survey Of the wild lands Of
the State should be begun. warrant for 5000
of the $4,000 granted by the legislature to the
Maine General Hospital, was drawn. A number
Of appointments by the Governor were confirmed
by the Council, list of which is given elsewhere.
The adjournment was - August l6th two days
previous TO the commencement Of the survey
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LOUISIANA A.
Troubles Revivins.

Cincinnati, o., July 81. A despatch from New
Orleans states that riot is apprehended at East
Feleiana where the negroes are collecting an
army through the parish for the supposed purpose
of capturing the town of Clarion. Great excite
ment prevails throughout the parish. number
of whites have armed and congregated to patrol
the town. A bad feeling has existed between the
races in that parish for some months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-28

Among the operatives at the Browns Island
Boom for week or two past, are the men of the
Franklin Land and Lumber Company. We I'M
derstand this company was incorporated in Boston
about two years ago, and bought the township of
Jerusalem, in Franklin county, on the Seven mile
brook, which empties into the kennebec at North
Anson and cut about fifteen million spruce beside
large amount of sleepers, wiater before last.
They failed to get their logs into the river last
year, butShis season they have made complete
success of it, and got them all down. They are
quite small, and sawed partly into deal for ship
ment to Europe. They will al,o ship to Boston
and New York. The McSsrs. Millikcn will saw
part for them at llallowe, and the Bath Manu-
featuring Company are saving part. They have
already shipped cargo for Liverpool from Bath,
James Runnels and John White Of Farmngdale,
are collecting for them; and they have an agent
at Gardiner who is looking ont for their interests
generally. We wish they would locate hereabout,
and build a mill. Farmingiale offers rare privi-
eges for such business.
At a school meeting held in District No. l, last
Thursday night, it was unanimously voted to finish
the new building and grounds in a complete and
suitable manner; and vote was taken express
their thanks to the Knickerboc ker Ice Company of
Philadelphia, Capt A. Rich and others of Farm
ingdale, for their generous donation Of fine bell
1t was also voted to call it the "Knickerbocker
school, and measures will be taken to establish i'll
it town high school. as soon as possible.
The excursion to Squirrel Island on the steamer
Clarion was decided success in spite of the rain
Quite large party of invited friends from Gar
| diner and Farmingdale were on board, and en-
joyed themselves much; though they failed to see
| the "Sea Serpent said to be on the rampage
around Segun and Monhegan this season. If hi
Snakeship will come to Farmingdale he will sooi
find the Sturgeon men will have his head and tai
| in the kettle and his carcass in the Star of tn,
East Ioana 10 Mew tofS w,'noua much warning
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Brain Exhaustion.

Mr.. James I. Fellows, st. John, N. B.:
Sir; Having, while at your establishment, care
fully examined your prescriptions, and the meth
Cd OF preparing your Compound Syrup, feel anx-
ious to give it a fair trial in my practice. For
the last twelve months have done so, and find
nat IN lncipient Consumption, and other diseases
OF the throat and lungs, it has done wonders.
In restoring parsons suffering from the effect of
err prevalent in this region, it is the best remedial
agent have ever used. But for persons suffer-
ing from exhaustion of the powers of the
brain and nervous system, from long-con-
ued study or teaching, or in those cases of exhaus
ton from which so many young men suffer. I
know of no better medicine for restoration 10
health than your Compound Syrup
fyou think this letter OF any service, you are
at liberty to use it as you see fit.
| remain pours &c,
EDWIN CLAY, NJ. D.
Pugwash, n. s.. January IA, 1868.
july22-t&wlw
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BlDDEFORD.
Fire.

Flre.
Biddeford July p. A barn belonging to Thos
H. Cole was burned this afternoon with the con-
tents; loss not large.
Property Recovered.
y large amount of valuable clothing and jew.
cry stolen from the Old Orchard House, recently
burned, has been recovered by the Saco police
and several new arrests have been made.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati July p, 1878.
PORK firm, at $40 59g20 80,
LARD-steam l4-a-; Kettle, Ia u.
BULK MEATS-shoulders S4 a. clear rib side
la = clear sides l2ia g..
BACON shoulders 9SaA clear rib sides M
ais clear sides 13fdL.
WIiISkEY-li6-1
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An inhumsn wretch enticed little boy, about
years Of age, from his home near Bucksport
Centre, last Saturday evening. After having de-
cayed MIN nearly one-fourth Of mile from the
mouse he was whipped with terrible severity. The
timely appearance Of third party saved the boy
from further torture.
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MINNESOTA.
Railroad Accident.

ST. Paul, July 81 A mixed train on the North
ern Pacific II. r., consisting of % cars, went
through the bridge across the Mississippi river at
Branerd this morning, killing five persons. The
bridge is about so feet high.
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Nominations by the Governor.
The following nominations have been made by
A. - al h,,t ba

the Governor and confirmed by the Council:
Stste-Revs. Jas. S. Merrill, Smithfeld; John
NJ Lord, Bethel; p. S. Caffrey, Waterville; W.
Murphy, Biddeford; Geo. w. Colby, Vassalboro' !;
n. A. Avery, 1slesooro', to Solemnze Marriages
Androscoggin-Seth ID. Washburn, North Llv-
ermore, j. p @.
Aroostook-Daniel Cummings, lIaynesville pl.,
J. Pc.
Franklin-John G. Brown, New Sharon, J. p. @.
Hancock-Stephen Downs, So. Deer Isle, In
spector of Fish.
tary Public.
Oxford-Geo. A. Holden, Sweden. J. p Q.
Penobscot-Geo. III. Medium, Bangor; Henry
W. Briggs, Hudson; Ebenezer I. Fox, Bangor
J. Pc.
Pscatsquis-Geo. A. Mathews, Monson, }. ?. @
Somerset-El W. Thompson, Madison; Levi
Greenleaf, Fairfield, j. p. Q. VIM. II. Stevens
No. New Portland, Trial Justice.
Waldo-Joseph II. Donnell, scarsmont J.P. Q
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Nh. r. NJ. leaton, merchant tailor, has changed
his place of business from near Williamson &
'trcenwood's to the store next door south Of the
steam dye house. M Miles, the excellent cutter,
IS stu with Mr.. leaton. Good fits and good bar
aims is the rule with Mr. Yeaton.
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FOR El(:N .
Strike.

London, July q. The Manchester Guardian
says an alarming state of things prevails at Old
ham, only out Of 1852 mills, belonging to the
Employers Association, are working, being on a
strike.
LATER.
GAM. Fifty mills have been closed in Ash
ton, and 5000 operatives are thrown out Of en-
ployment.
France.
Versailles July 81. The Assembly to-day, by
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York, July u, 1873.
Gold opened at ll2a4 and advanced to ll6h Fiji
teen minutes after it became known that Duncan.
sherman Co. had suspended. The fluctuations
then ranged from l3a to us, the price toward the
closing being lS7s. The rates paid to-day for Dor.
rowing were 6i,2, B. 6. y and / l6 per cent. Mon.
ey was active, ", B. and per cent. Sterling eX.
change was quiet and firm. at 4s5>1aA for 60 days,
4Sa1aaL for demand Custom Receipts sis2 COO
The Assist Treasurer paid out $4,000 in god ioI
interest and $3i ,000for called bonds.
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The Sixth Annual Excursion OF te Catholic
Society of this city, is to take place on Wednesday
Of next week, the objective point being "Coxs
Head" at the mouth of the kennebcc. This ex-
cursion will afford a splendid opportunity Of view
ing the beautiful scenery along the bank of the
river, and it is hoped all will attend, fine time
will surely be had. The tickets have been placed
at the modest sum OF - cents, thus making allow
anCe for "hard tines"
We are sorry to learn that the he ath OF }. \.
Parker is such that he has decided, with the adj
vice Of friends to close his provision store for a
few weeks (sce special notice., which time he
will devote to the improvement Of his health
We wish him in behalf Of ourselves, and his many
friends and good customers, speedy recovery OF
health and resumption of business, as he is gentle
man Of honor and integrity, and successful
business man.
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The Portland papers say movement Is on 1901
among military men in this State to send bat
talon to the Centennial celebration next Jaly.
caucus was recently held i'll Portland, and 1t was
thought best to send the Mechanic Blues and the
Montgomery Guards of that city, and the Jane
son Guards of Bangor.
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NoraI anD State Mems.

The Catholic church in Thomaston is to be con-
seclated on Sunday, August lst, Bishop Healcy of
Portland, officiating.