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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-05-29

Music, Monmouth Cornet Band.
PRAYER. Rev. ]. II. Ecob.
Reading of Orders, p. NJ. Fogler.
Mnsic Band
Grafton. Rev. c. A. Curtis, Augusta.
Singing, America, Classes and Audience.
Benediction, Rev. c. F. Penney.
a cordial invitation is extended to all to join the
procession, either in carriages or on foot. Those
in carriages are requested to join the column at
the time of formation Q.3o p. NJ } on Water ST.,
near Granite Hail. or may fall in the rear at any
point on the line of route to the cemetery.
The decoration Of soldiers graves with flowers
that beautiful tribute to the memory of the he
roic dead, by surviving comrades-will be in pres
ence of the whole procession, and cannot fail to
be ntere sting and impressive to all.
His Honor, Mayor Nash, has issued an ofhcial
order. and we trust its request may be generally
needed Attention is also called to the General
Order of the Post Commander.
The committee Of the Post would be glad to re-
ceiye contributions Of flowers. They may be left
at Getches hat store and at Brooks and Myrick )
stores.
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DECORATION DAY.
Memorial Servlces-The Programme for
Tine sday-ROute OF prOcesslOM Ell err
cises at the Hall, &C.

Memorial exercises in commemsraton of the
Patriot Dead will take place in this city, on Tues
day. under the auspices of Seth Williams Post No.
Is, G. A. r., the arrangements for the same being
nearly perfected.
On Tuesday afternoon at half past one o'clock,
the line of procession will form on Water street,
the right resting near the post office, under the
direction of the Marshal, Capt. II. F. Blanchard.
The procession will move at Las 2. NJ, in the
following order;
Augusta Police.
II. +. Blanchard, Marshal.
Ads-P M. Fogler, G. L. Brickett, G. w. Mar
tin, Ammi NJ. True, Wallace Bolan, w. A.
Webster, G. b. Files in charge Of schools.
Monmouth COrnet Band.
Capital Guards, las escorU.
Seth Williams Post No. Ii, &. A. r.,
and other ex-soldiers.
Orator and President of the Day, in carriage.
Augusta City Government and Clergy, in carriages
Commandment of Kennebec Arsenal, in carriage.
High School, with Teachers.
Grammar School, with Teachers.
intermediate and Primary Schools, with Teachers.
Citizens on Foot and in Carriages.
The route of the procession will be along Water
street to Bridge, up Bridge to State, along State
to Green, up Green to Forest Grove and Mount
Pleasant Cemeteries. Returning via Winthrop,
State, Green and Water streets to Granite Hall,
where the exercises will be held in the following
or Ter, Mayor Nash being President of the day
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The Committee of the Maine Press Association
have completed their arrangements for the excur-
sion to the Centennial. The editorial party with
their wives, to the number Of about sixty persons
will leave Portland on Monday, June 5, at 2.3o
=. NJ, taking the cars Of the Portland & Roches-
ter r. X. 70 Norwich, Conn., thence by steamboat
10 New York, there at o'clock ON the morning Of
the 9th, and thence by the Pennsylvania Central
r. r. to Philadelphia, reaching the exhibition
grounds at 10 80 A. NJ. Excellent quarters have
been secured for the party at the Elm Avenue
Hotel. situated at the corner of Elm Avenue and
4lst street, directly opposite and within stones
throw of the principal entrance to the Main Cen
tennial building. The proprietors, Messrs Fow-
Ter and Chase, are Maine men, and their house
since the opening, has become popular resor:
70, Maine people, who speak in the highest terms
of its management. No definite time has been
fixed for the stay of the party in Philadelphia, the
committee deeming it advisable to leave that mat
to the individuaLchoice, and the convenience Of
the excursionsts themselves.
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EUROPE.
England.


London, May o. The Court Circular announces
that The Prince of Wales is suffering from inhsm-
nation of the veins of the leg, and will be COM
PEELED to keep in the house for q few DAYS. One
of the rumors circulating on the Stock Exchange
says that the attack is more serious than has been
announced.
Financial.
The Globe says that the affairs on the stock ex-
change are little better than paLc.
A Rumor.
1t is rumored that the Rothschilds are selling
consols to the amount of nearly million pounds
sterling; supposed to be based on the knowledge
that the political situation in Europe is likely to
grow worse.
Brent
The time for which Charles Brent, the Louis
vile forger, was committed, expires Monday; but
it is not probable that any steps will be taken
looking to his release. His trial will most likely
await the decision of the Winslow case.
Denmark.
A despatch from Copenhagen says the Crown
Prince Frederick of Denmark is ill. 1t is feared
he and the King Of Greece contracted the fever
at Rome.
Death.
Duchess Canarvon is dead.
The Turkish Troubles.
Constantinople, May n. Official inquiry into
the origin Of the Sslonica outrage, shows the
American Consul absent when the Bulgarian girl
arrived. and his brother sheltered her one night.
The investigation is progressing.
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chi oagO, May p, 1873.
Flour-e1tra sprine 25a5 90.
Wheat No. . spring spot l0.kah; April
May lt0-a-: JUNE l05ka-.
COrn-NO. :, mi xed. spot So; April -;
May 46Ka-: June AK.
Oats-No. 2.2ska- spot; April -; Nay ia
June 33h.
kye-No. 2, 70a.0-.
Barey-No. spring tsa- spot; - May
June 56ka.
Dressed Hogs-9 65a9 IS.
PcTk-l9 l5a- spot; April; Il SKA
35- May June q liza.
Lard = II rs a. 60 spot; -a- April
May 10 42ha-; June Ii ~ a.
Bulk Meats shoulders GA. short rib mid
9k- shOrt clear mid 104a-.
Hams is bs average a..
Whiskey-lCss 8.
Freights-Corn to Buffalo. ok: wheat do 3X
3eceipts-ll NO hour: 81 0Do wheat ls3, 900 corn
81, 900 oats; 200 rye: IL ,0oO barley.
Shpments--70O O hour: 10 900 wheat lis. SOC
corn. - 90 oats 90O barley: 0,s00 rye.
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CA n ADA.
ADDOiDtment.

AppOintment.
Ottawa. May q. Her Majesty has appointed
Earl Dufferin knight Of the Grand Cross of St.
Michael and st. George.
Marine Disaster.
Quebec May 81. The pilot Of the barque Eu.
cline reports that two vessels collided Thursday
night, in the vicinity of Red Island. He heard
crles from people on board, and thinks one of the
ships foundered The Euchne was in tow, and
could render no assistance.
Obituary.
Port Perry, May p. Adam Gordon, NJ P. for
North Ontario, died here this morning, after a
short illness.
Lyndon, May %. A fire last night destroyed
saw mill and large quantity Of lumber and 8
dwelling houses, all owned by William Nesbitt.
Loss, Sl2 900.
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NEW YORK.
Murder.

Murder.
New York, May %. James Donworth, aged
CO., last night split his wiie's head open with
Ratchet, then cut his own throat. The cause is
unknown.
Don Cameron's Appointment.
The Graphic says it has authority to state that
President Grant appointed Don Gamer on without
any thought of the prospects of Senator Conk-
ling for the presidency, and his appointment was
without any political significance whatever.
Base Bail.
The third game OF the championship series, he
tween the St. Louis Brown Stockings and the
Mutuals of Brooklyn. was played on the Union
grounds to-day. Score, 6 to 2 in favor of the
Mutuals.
Railroad Matters.
The New York Central & Hudson River Il. r.
will reduce their passenger rates tomorrow, to
the following rates
New York and Chicago, reduction from S25 to
$l7.
New York and Cincinnati SIS.
New York and indianapolis. l6.
St Louis, %.
Louisville, 10.
" Detroit Is.
1t is understood that the rate from Boston, via
Albany, is one dollar more than the above rates.
The alleged reason for the reduction is that rival
lines out of Boston have been running first class
express passengers on emgrant tickets, to the
delriment of Boston 4 Albany travel similar
reduction has been ordered by the Pennsylvania
Railroad.
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Forty.Fourth Congress First Session

Washington, May u.
SENATE.
The Senate resumed the consideration of i'm
parchment, with closed doors.
Before reaching any decision, at 3j the door.
reopened.
The president pro tenn. announced Mr. Patter-
son as member of the board of visitors to West
Point, in place of Clayton excused
Adjourned until 10 O'Clock Monday.
HOUSE.
Lord from the Judiciary Committee reported
bill providing for the payment of judgments Of
the court of commissioners of Alabama claims.
Passed.
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RHODE ISLAND.


Providence, May %. Fire last night destroyed
the barn of Frank Slavin, with three horses, one
the trotting horse, Larry, which has a record Of
20, and was valued by the owner at $1,000 to
1000. A colt valued at 500 and mare worth
$500. The horse Larry, was insured for $500.
The livery stable of Freeman 4 Francis, on
Pine and Potter streets, was burned just before
midnight to-n light. Stable contained between 30
and 60 horses, none of them probably were saved.
Loss, S72 900; insured for about $4,000.
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List OF Patents

List OF Patents
Issued by the Patent Office to the citizens OF
Maine for the week ending May y, 1876. Fur
nishcd for the Journal from the office of j. Nc
Perkins < Co, counselors- at-law in patent cases
and solicitors for patents. Attend to all business
before the patent office and other departments OF
the government. 5l3 Seventh street, Washington,
ID. c. Drawings and specifications of patents, p
cents.
l77,209. Supporting Rests for Inyalids: Pas
cal Z. Clement, Belfast, assgnor Of e-fourths
his right to John Homer, same place. Filed Dee.
%, 1871
III ,2S6 Horse Hay Forks. Jas. L. Saunders,
Blue Hill. [Fi!ed Mar. 81. 1851
III las. Carriage Thrills. \. Mitchell, Els
worth Falls. Filed Jan. ID, 1876.
III Isl Ioidbacks. Willard 7. White, Orand.
Filled Apr. l. 1876.
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Funeral of Frost.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Piper, the Murderer.

Boston, May 81. Piper's confession Of his at
tempt to kill Mary Tyner with hammer. has
been confirmed by the discovery of the latter in
cellar. where Piper located it before he was exc
cutcd
Fire.
The paper stock house OF Newton & Ramage'
at Hoyoke, was destroyed by al ncendiary fire
last night.
Investigation.
VIM. Barrett, solicitor for Hillsborough county,
n. H., is being investigated on charge of Official
misconduct.
Base Ball.
Base ball at Boston to day-Bo.tons s; Cincin-
nats s.
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Scorer.-Mr. w. BOOthby.
About twelve o'clock, last night, noisy inebri-
ate, who was endeavoring to enter his boarding
house without opening the door, succeeded in
smashing the glass-lghts into pieces, and making
great ds,ui bance for the quiet neighborhood.
He was promptly arrested by officer Davis and
lodged in Jail. The police also succeeded in ar
resting another disturber of the peace, who had
been breaking the Sabbath by his bacchana!ian
revels. He too, was placed in durance vile.
On Saturday at about o'clock, as Mrs John
Russell, WHO resides at Cross Hill, Vassalboro {,
was alighting from her carriage, in this city, she
made misstep, and fell, fracturing her leg very
severely in two places. She was carried to the
residence of officer Munsey, where she was prop
erly cared for. The fracture was set by DR.. L.. j.
Croker.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
9ailu Ksaaehse Juurnal.
BANGOR.
Arrest.

Bangor, May o. One of the lady performers
of Madam Rentz's Female Ministries, was arrested
in Bangor Saturday, for slandering a citizen in
the entertainment Friday evening.
Drowned.
Geo. Patty, Captain of the schooner Lent, ftl
overheard this Saturday morning, at Bangor and
was drowned.
Weather.
The weather has been very warm for the past
two days. o. in the sun, yesterday.
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D.leg ,,e. to the Cincinnati Convention.

For the information of those who intend TO 20,
we would state that the Blaine Club will leave
Portland on Friday, the 9th Of June, at 30 ?.
NJ; arrive in New York at A. NJ. Saturday
morning; leave New York at $50 the same
morning. The delegation will dine at Harrisburg,
Pa, at Z. NJ. Saturday, and take supper at +.
NJ in Altoona, Pa; breakfast Sunday morning in
Dresden, Ohio arrive at Cincinnati Sunday fore
noon.
Following i, the time table on the Maine Cen
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Capt. A. L. Smith, who for several years has
been clerk in the Adjutant Generals office, is
about to remove to Manchester, N. H., where he
is to engage in the meat, provision and fruit busi-
ness. We wish him success.
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NEW ilAMP SIllKE.
Fire..

Fire.
North Conway via. Fryeburg, May y. The
two story frame house owned by Geo. Clifford and
occupied by himself and brother, was destroyed
by fire here this morning; supposed to have origi-
mated through defective chimney. Abont one
half the contents were saved. Loss, 500; in
sured for 800.
Drowned.
Gorham, May %. William A. Stuart Of this
town was drowned while fishing at Milan, Satur-
day.
Funeral of Frost.
Dover, Nav %. The funeral of Frost yesterday
was very quiet and only immediate relations fol-
lowed the remains to the grave on Pine Hill. On
" one person, executed for like tlense, has ever
been buried here before
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

Eincinnati, May u, 1876.
PORK-$l9 jog.
LARD-steam ll-ak-; kettle, l2kQA.-
BULK MEATS-shoulders IA Ak clear rib side 8
9ka-; clear sides log.
Observation-Disclosures 7xe- clear rib sides lOk
a.; Gle lr sides IL ell.
WHISkEY-l07a.
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LEWISTON.
Base Bail.

Lewiston, May 81. Game of base ball to-day
resulted as follows - Lowells II Bates college
club, I.
Hot.
Mercury eighty four in the shade.
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Catching drift wood and singing "Nearer my
God to thee,' doesn't seem to be just the thing on
Sunday, but that's what an unrcgenerated youth
did yesterday. His song should have been 81
wood not live Away"
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KENTUCKY.
TemDerduCe.

Louisville, May o. The Grand Lodge Of Good
Templars yesterday elected Mr.. Chase of Maine,
marshal, and subscribed $4,000 to send delegates
to England.
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State Superintendent johnson, has returned
from three weeks visit to the Centennial Expo
sition in Philadelphia. lie is delighted with the
show, and says that to do Injustice person should
remain on the ground a month.
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BIDEEFORD.
Fatal Accident.

Biddeford, May u. Andrew Garrett, aged 1e
years. received fatal injuries by the fall of der
rick, which crushed in his skull and broke his
leg.
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The Monmouth Band which has been engaged
to perform at the services Of Decoration in this
city, on Tuesday, has the reputation of being
superior company of mu sicans
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FIRE HOSE!
Esf0bIished 1919.
James Boyd e. Sons,

The oldest house in America engaged in the
manufacture of
HOSE FOR FIRE PURPOSES.
Sole Agents ia the New England States, for the
Seamless Cotton and Linen Hose, manufactured
by the EUREkA FIRE HOSE COMPANY. We
earnestly invite the attention of all parties inter-
ested in the purchase of Hose for ire Purpose to
the treble web (Eureka), and doub web para
gon) Seamless and rubber-ined
COTTON HOSE,
Manu- totured By the Eureka ire Hose Company.
and TOT which we have the exclusive agency IN the
New England States. The durability of Cotton for
hose purposes is well known. 1t is not an expert.
ment. 1t combines lightness, strength and dura-
bty in remarkable degree, and has suli cient
thickness Gone qu trter of an incb) to endure the
toughest usage. The Fire Department of New
York City has adoI ted this Hose, having about 40.
600 feet OF it la service. Boston has 70 600 Ieet
New Bedford about 10000 feet, 800 feet OF which
has been 10 service 10 years. The cities Of Lynn,
Newburyport, Fail River, Taunton and Hartford
have been supplied by us with Cotton Hose.
Descriptive circulars, samples and prices fur
nshed ON application. We are manufacturers of
the
Boston Standard Leather leading Hose
Boyds Patent Riveted Cotton Hose.
Call at No. Federal Street, Boston. when seek.
ing the Best Fire Hose in the market
JAMES BOYD & SONS.
mayo. teOd3m
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Democratic Row.

New Orleans, May u. A serious row occurred
at meeting of the 9th ward democratic club, to-
night. Several shots we're fired and man named
Roberts was shot and instantly killed. The MUIR
derer is, as yet, unknown.
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GEORGIA..
Religious.

Savannah, May q. The General Assembly
closed its session to day. Delegates were elected
to attend the p NJ. Presbyterian Council in Edin-
burg, in 1877.
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ECTICUT.
Burglary.

New Haven, May q. Saturday night, burglars
opened the safe of j b. Kirby & Son, BIG Chap.
pei street, and got away with $4,000 worth oil
jewelry.
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NE WCASTLE.
Sndden Death.

Damariscotta, May p. Capt. Charles Pinkham
prominent and esteemed citizen, dropped dead
of heart disease near his residence in Newcastle
Saturday.
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NEBRA SkA.
Fire.

large frame building on the northwest corner of
9th and Farnham streets; no insurance; loss,
5000 or $4,000 on building. Consignments of ag
ricultural machinery worth some $4,000 were
stored there.
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The Editorial Excursion.

Connect at Westbrook junction with Portland
IL Rochester Road for New York.
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KENNEBUNk.
Serious Accident.

| Biddcford, May q. William Warehouse of
kennebunk ventured too near frisky cow. The
doctors have set his leg.
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WASHINGTON.

| Personal.
Washington, May o. Lieut. Chas. NJ. An
thony is ordered to Newport X. l., the first of
June, for instruction in torpedo service.
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BUCKSPORT.
Found Dead.

Bangor, May q. The wife Of Capt. Freeman
Bridges of Bucksport, was found dead at her resi-
dcnce, this morning.
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loral anu State Nems.

Special meeting Of Seth Williams Post G. A. Il.
this evening, for muster Of recruits.
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Weather Probabilities for To. Day.

For the Middle and the New England States,
falling, followed by rising barometer, warmer,
southerly winds, probably shifting to cooler,
northerly or easterly, partly cloudy weather, and
possibly local thunder storms
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CaSt0ria.

1t is a mistake to suppose that Castoria Is not
adapted to grown persons as well As Children
They only need to increase the quantity. But
| children have SO many complaints Tor which Cas-
Worms, letter. TeethinG and Group that it IL e..
pecially recommended for them.
Its effects are more certain than Caster OIL. 1t
contains alchohol and Is as pleasant 70 take as
honey. 1t never gripes. Bv regulating the stou-
ach and bowels the Castora coelS the bleed, ex.
pels worms and prevents feverishness, quiets The
dren can sleep in quiet and mothers can rest.
CastOra is recommended by all the physicians
and nurses who have tried it, and it Is having =
rapidly increasing sale. 1t is prepared with great
care after the recipe of DR.. Samuel Pitcher Of
Mass at the Laboratory of j. u. Rose 4 Co.. u
Dey Street, New York. mayl7wl3w
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The Augusta Driving Park will be opened this
week for the benefit of those who have subscribed
for the repairs of the Park, in order that they may
exercise their horses. No charge will be made to
such persons. An those who wish to drive will
call upon w. H. Chisam.
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State Treasurer Hatch has made "surety doably
sure" by placing in the vaults of his office, burg
lar and fire proof safe, wrought of steel, and
weighing 5000 pounds The steel plate is q
inches thick. The safe is feet high, % feet
wide, and % inches Deep and is supplied with a
Yale time lock. Its cost, put in position, was
$1,000. 1t was put in operation on Friday. and
now the burglars and CONGREGATIONS are defed.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
N been duly appointed Administrator on the
estate of
MARY MORSE, late of Hallowell,
in the County of Kennebec, deceased ntestate, and
has undertaken that trust by giving bond as tho
law directs: All persons, therefore, having de-
mands against the estate of said deceased are de-
indebted to said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment to JUSTIN K. SMITH.
May 8, 1876. 3W93
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very exciting game of base ball was played
Saturday, between the Atlantics and Alphas, re-
sulting in victory for the Alphas, by the follow
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Prest. Phelps of Winona, Nina, representing
the National Educational Association, has appoint
cd q committee to examine the school work of the
world. shown at the Centennial exhibition, and re-
port on the same at the annual meeting of the AS
ISOLATION in Baltimore, July lo.h, ll,h and 18th
Hon. Warren johnson Of this city, has been ap-
pointed chairman of the committee. This is a
compliment to Maine. The entire committee
consists of Warren Johnson Of Maine; Sup't APP
gar of New Jersey; Prof. Sheldon of O,wego
Normal School; Prof. Brooks Of Penn; Sup't
Shepherd Of Baltimore; Prof. w. b. Putnam Of
Boston, Prof. Thompson of Nebraska; Miss Kate
French of New Brunswick, Nj.
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NOTICE is hereby gwen; that the subscriber has has
estate of
WILLIAM F. TABOR late Of vassalboro'
in the county of Kennebec, deceased intestate ami
has undertaken that by giving bond a. the law
directs ALI persons, therefore, having demands
against the estate of said deceased are desired to
to said estate are requested to make immediate
payment to ALDEN +. LORD.
NAV 8 1876. 3w23
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Allen Lam5ard, Esq, is making improvements
on his premises, east side of the river, which will
make his large and elegant lot more attractive
than ever. The granite walls of the old foundry
are being removed, and some four hundred feet
of bank wall built on the southern portion of the
lot to be followed by grasses to the top Of the wall
Where the old foundry stood, it is to be cleared
out and leveiled off, and croquet ground fitted
up. The ground will afford room for several sets
to be going on at the same time. Mr.. Lambard
fully believe, in all such adornments, and is SUI
prencly happy when he is providing ways and
means for making other people happy.