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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-09-10
First. Glass French Dyer.
PAT ENTS.
r. Fl. EDDY.

No. 20 state ST., Oppositel Kilby,i Boston
Secures patents In the United States also in Great
Britain France and other foreign countries. Cop
les OF the claims of any Patent furnished by re-
hitting one dollar. Assignments recorded at
Washington. No Agency in the United States pos.
superior facilities for obtaining Patents or
ascerIanin,s the patentabity of Inventions.
II. IL. EDDY Solicitor Of r tents.
Testtm malls.
81 regard Mr. Eddy as one ofthe mostcapabie
and aaccessiulpract!tioners with whom have had
oficialintercourse. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.0
"lnyentors cannot employ person more trust
wort0y or more capable OF securing for them an
early and favorable consideration at the Patent
0hice.o
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents.0
BOSTON, October 10, 1870.
X. Fl. EDDY, FsQ.-Dear Sir: you procured for
me, in 40, my first patent. Since then Won have
acted for ana advised me In hundreds Of cases, and
procured many patents. iessues and extensions.
have occasionally employed the best agencies in
New York, Philadelphia and Washington, but I
still give you almost the whole OF my business in
your line, and advise others to employ you.
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER.
Boston, JAM 1871 ly?
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N0bieborO' Campmeeting.

The campmeetiug opened at Nobeboro last
Monday evening, with conservation service,
conducted by the Presiding Elder OF the Rock
land District, Rev. j. w. Day. On Tuesday
morning, meetings of prayer were held at the
cottages, followed by a sermon at the stand by
Rev. +. II. Boynton Of East Pttson. In the
afternoon, Rev. J. W Hamilton of Boston, Mass,
delivered very able and interesting discourse.
In the evening social meeting was held.
Wednesday, Social meeting in the morning, at
the close of which Rev. S. ii. Beal, of Wal loboro
dehved an excellent sermon. In the afternoon,
Rev. Z. L. Libby of West Pittston, preached. In
the evening, Rev. H. L. Brown of L niou, preached
from the words IN First Timothy, "Who i'll have
all men TO he saved, and to come unto the knowl-
edge of the truth
Thursday morning a meeting for prayer was
held by tue pastors at the stand, followed by an
od-fashioned Methodist love feast. The meet
lngs broke up on Saturday morning. The attend
ance was never larger, and more interest was
manifested at the meetings than for years. Tue
churches in the district were fully represented.
Among the many Improvements that have been
made since the last meeting, /, a snug little cot
tage built this season by the Rockland distr ct,
This Is the first time that this church is allied
with their district. The location of the grounds
Is on slight elevation, on the line of the Knox
X hlucoln Railroad about three miles from
Waldoboio' station, in the town of Nobleboro'.
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Chicago Produce market.

Chicago, September !, 1877.
FLDUR-Extra spring 81 75a5 50.
WIFE T-No. spring, ii a000, cash l07ka
-; Sept. 1853; October 951s: No. $. 96ha-;
40 % = rejected, 70 -a--.
CORN-No. 2 mixed, 451s cash 45b; Sept, 45s !;
Oct Az.
OATS 2i-c sash: 24.o Sept; a4is Oct.
RYE-No. ?, SAC.
BARLEY-No.z spring, a6cS.
PORK Cash, IL 45-al2 60. Sept, Is a.
Oct, IL a..
LARD Cash $40 cash; 9IO--as Is =, Sept !;
Oct. 3 IS -a9.4lI.
BULK MEA rS-Shoulders, 5'4aai<c; short lib
sides. ia &C.; short clear rib, ia G.
WHISKEY-Western, l 90.
tREIGHTS-Corn to Buffalo, &C.; wheat do.
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Post Office Changes.

The following are the Post Office changes for
New England
E,tablshed-East Conway Carroll county, y.
H., Charles Lewis, Postmaster.
Postmss,ers apponted-Jno. Adams, Canada
Point Somerset county, Me. r. Il. Bangs, Cas-
co. Cumberland Co.. Me. Albert S. Twichell,
Gorham, Coos county. Y. IL.
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PORTLAND.
Fire.


morning among some wooden building in the
rear of Portland near Hanover street, created APP
prehensions, but promptness of the departing nj
prevented loss.
General Premiums.
Six hundred dollars are offered for general pre-
miulns, and the same amount for trotting.
Election.
Our State election occurs tomorrow. Very
tile work has been done and no canvasses made.
Tue total vote will probably not exceed ITO. 900,
and the 2reenback ticket will do better than pre-
viously. perhaps reaching 2000 or 5000. With
this increased opposition, being an off year, the
republicans cannot expect to do much better than
twJ years ago, when their majority ran down to
less than four thousand. Their disagreement over
tue State convention seem to amount to little, and
those of democrats over their candidate, appear
somewhat more serious, particularly in the Pc
nobscot region.
The greenbackers are strongest in Audroscog-
gin, snd may affect the county ticket. Last year
the democrats ha but two counties, Kuox and
Lncol, but 1875 they had FIVE.
Cumberland and York counties are very, close
Aroostook, is likely to so democratic.
Washington county is Talbot last years dem
ocratic nominee, who was thrown over at this
years convention resides there. Republican leg
isative majority will be reduced from last year,
but probably does not SO as two years ago.
Commissioners Appointed.
The estate OF F. o. J. Sm It'll has been returned
insovent. and Judge Clearey has appointed Hon.
W. w. Thomas, Jr, and I. H. Haskell, Esq,
Commissioners.
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UTAH.
The MOrmOus.

New YORK, September l. A Salt Lake special
says Brigham Young he'd titles to real estate as
head oil the Mormon church, but the law considers
the ownership to follow the title. Youngs heirs
will probably lay claim 10 all the property which
wo 10 his possession, whether as citizen or heir.
The belief is becoming general that there will be
no election OF President Of the church 10 October
The church authorities here have had enough of
such despoti.m
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pENNSYLv ANA.
The Situation.

PHILADELPHIA, September s. Interviews with
a number OF engineers OF the different roads CEN
tering in this city, fail TO verify the report that
great strike rs contemplated. The men say they
have no knowledge GU the subject, aud do not be-
heve there Is any ruth III the reports.
mass meeting of the United Labor Party was
held this evening.
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NJ A RY LAND.


BALTIMORE, September s. The police Marshal
has seized the effects of the late Senator Owens
of South Carolina, who died here. They include
valuable correspondence, certificates of deposit
for S2l 900 of state funds, and memoranda re-
ve,ng interesting political trans ct:ons. Owens
iliends claim possession of the property, but the
marsha shows rs his au horny q tie gram from the
attorney general OF South Carolina.
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NEW HAVEN, September 8. Samuel Humphrey
alias John Creary, fireman, has been arrested in
this city by a detective aud taken TO Reading, Pa
bv the chief of police of that city, charged with
firing the bridge at that point of the Lebanon Val
ley Railroad. For ten days previous to his srres
he firing an engine on the Air Line DAD IL,
is one of three incendisries for whose apprehen
sion reward OF 81, 900 was offered soon after tn,
riots.
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YER MONT.
Destructive Fire

BENNINGTON, September s. A most destruc-
tive fire occurred in this place last night. The fire
broke out 10 barn in Elliot street. adjJining the
Revere House. in which seven valuable horses be-
longing to klbbe & Co. were burned. adjoining
and belonging to the same property was c. E. Al
exanders meat market, which was destroyed, and
the paint shop OF Z. ). Sargent. The flames i'm
mediatcly communicated with the Revere House,
which was also destroyed. Cox 4 Co. stove
store in Revere block, vas destroyed, and several
other buildings damaged The loss is estimated
at S35, 600; Insurance. $4,000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-09-10

The election news will be received by telegraph
tonight, and published in the journal to-morow
morning, with an Approximate estimate of Gov.
Connors majority. For TIE convenience of the
public We have given the telegraph operator, Mr.
Eastman, permission to give the dispatches to the
public this evening, favor which we know all
will appreciate
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MASSACHUSETTS,.


MARTHAs VINEYARD September 8. The ter
rible storm Of the past two days still continues.
The Nantucket boats have not arrived; scores OF
passengers are unable to leave the Island. Sch.
Timothy Field is ashore at Edgartown.
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FLORIDA.
Denial.

KEY WEST, September 8. There are no yellow
fever cases here, reported, nor has there been
any. The health of the city and port was never
better.
A special from Jacksonville says there were no
deaths 10 Fer andina fioT yellow fever to-day.
Not over twenty persons have left there. Blu 81
ness is going regularly, and everything is qui,
tonight
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CALIFORN
Mexican Affairs.

SAN Francisco. September s. A special from
Tucson to-day has the following Guaymas advic-
es to the l,t:
Lieut.. Gov Ierria, acting as Governor Of Mar
iscal, soon leaves for the City of Mexico. II Is
thought that Gen. Guerra will declare martial law
if favorable opportunity offers, notwithstanding
his approval of the late elections.
Indian Matters.
The Warm Springs and Apaches have left San
Carlos, going 10 the direction of their old agency
in New Mexico, from whence they we're recently
brought. The troops were close after them.
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DAMARISCOTTA.


DAMARIscorTA. September s. Launched. Sat
urday noon, at Clark & Curtis shipyard, ship
of twelve hundred tons; not named. Owned by
the builders, b. D. Metcalf, d. William, Dana
riscotta; George w Caldwell, Waldoboro; John
G. Stetson, Boston; Edwin Flye, Joseph Steson.
Capt Martin Turkey. Newcastle. The latter will
command her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-09-10

The Bowdoinham Association, composed Of the
Baptist churches in this vicinity, will hold it. annu
al session with the rst Baptist church in this city
beginning to morrow afternoon Tuesday and
continuing to Thursday noon. Some one humid ed
or more delegates will be present, to be entertain
ed BY the Society here. The meetings are all
public and will be very interesting. DR.. Robins
of Colby, will preach either Tuesday or Wednes-
day evening
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NOBLFB0RO.
Canpmeetrug.

WALDoBoRo. September S. The Rocklsnd dis
trict campmeeting, which commenced its meeting
on the Nobleboro camp ground Monday last
closed its sessions to-day. 1t has been the most
successful campmeeting ever held in this district.
On Thursday it was estimated that 1000 people
were in attendance. Taken as whole it has
been grand success.
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SCARF bRO.
Serious Accident,

PORTLAND, September s. Capt. George w
Murch, of the old 18th Mass. regiment, now
landlord Black Rock house, Scarbor, had his left
hand badly mangled by the bursting of gun
yesterday. Partially amputa,ed at the Maine
General Hospital.
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Disasters at Sea.

Brig Benjamin Carver, from Bangor for New
York. put into Belfast 9th inst, with loss of jib-
boom and head gear when off the Bluff.
The wreck Of brig Clara J. Adams, ashore at
Portsmouth, 10 to be sold at auction the 10th inst
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Marine Disaster.

The schooner Starlight Capt. F X. Reed Of
Bath, Me-, which left New York Fuday, with
coal for Portland, was run into last night by the
propeller j. S. Ide, aud sunk. The captain and
crew were taken to New York.
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THE INDIAN OUTBREAK

WINNIPEG, September s. News from Fort
Walsh, August lilh says that Sitting Bull is en-
camped at Point Horse Butts, 100 miles from Fort
Walsh, and 40 miles from Woods Mountain. He
has no intention of going the war path, but is
determined to remain under British protection.
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f ON Augusta, iIA'loEell and {, t,iiner t.
the Islands, BOut'bIy .'ud ret iru, $40
Fare from Kicnmond to the lslaai., Booth.
bay and return, IS cts.
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BIDDEFORD.
Declined.

BIDDEFoRp. September s. John Quincy Den
nett declines the republican nomination for repre-
sentative to the legislature, making five who have
declined to run. The city comm issioners have
substituted Silss p. Adams.
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VIRGINIA..
Court m alters.

ALEXANDRIA, September $. In the L. S. Cir
cult Court yesterday, Judge Hughes oyerruled the
motion for q preliminary Injunction in the Motif
liquor register case, and dissolved the restraining
order preventing the use of the register by the
State.
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AUBURN.
Sad Accident.

LEWISTON, September s. premature explo-
sion of blast in ledge. in Auburn, severely in
jared w. ii. Jordan and Napoleon Greene. Mr..
Jordan los, finger and had his arm lacerated,
but will probably recover.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
DPdicaiIOn.

NASHUA, September 8. At meeting of the
veteran soldiers and sailors of this city, one hun
dred men signtied their intention to attend the
dedication of the soldiers monument, IN Boston
on the l7sh inst.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-09-10

The members of Third Maine Rcgimen,a As
ISOLATION should not forget that their annual re-
union takes place at Gardner, Wednesday,
Sept 18th. Every comrade should make an effort
to be present, accompanied by the ladies of his
family, if possible.
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FARE:

VIII continue to run to BOOrHBAY. stopping
1 the ISLANDS on her usu i time AMI days, until
he unidIl.. % SO
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Indian Matters.
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

A heavy rain storm began at Atlantic City, N.
j.. Friday night, and continued all day Saturday
The tide was higher than ever known, causing
great damage to property.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-09-10

In the report of the divorce case, Bowman vs..
Bowman, injustice was done to the Society of
Friends, in the statement that both were members
of the Society of Friends. The libelee, Mr..
Christopher c. Bowman, is not now nor ever has
been n member of that order
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The Times understands thatthe fire company Nj.
agara No. 8, of Dedham, Mass, accompanied by
Hyde Park band, will make visit to Bath next
Wednesday and will be the guests of kennebec,
No. 3. An excursion to Popham, FIrcmcns Ball,
and clam bake is talked of.
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BANGOR.
Caucus.

BANGOR, September s. The democratic caucus
tonight nominated the following candidates for
representatives.: Hon. VIM. II. McCrllis, Paul X.
Seavy aud Fred A. Cummings.
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KENTUCKY.
Reception.

LOUISVILLE, September s. Preparations are
making ior grand reception here on the 18th md
18th, TO the Presidential party. a dozen or more
governors will also be here, including Hampton
and likely Nichols.
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ROCKLAND.
Caucus.
command he

RoCKLAND, September s. At the democratic
caucus this evening, A. S. Rice and Geo. Gregory
were unanimously nominated for representatives
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OHIO.
Stake.

CINCINNATI September g. The cigar makers
strike ended to-day by krahn Teiss & Co.. ac-
ccpting the demands of the strikers and discharg-
ing all he women IN their employ.
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EAS rrORT.
Nominations.

EAsTPoRT, September 8. The republicans
nominated Geo. II. Robins; the democrats y. n.
Clark for representative to the legis stature.
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Republican Caucus.

One OF the larges, caucuses ever held in Angus
Ia, convened at Granite Hall on Saturday evening
for the purpose Of nominating candidates for rep
resentatves to the legislature.
W. $ Choate, Esq, was called to the chair, and
5. w. Lane was made Secretary.
On motion of Dr.. Brckett, the following COM
mittee raised to receive, sort and count votes
for representatives,: George f. Brickett, L. L..
Lincoln, j. w. Rowe, John {. Garland, Stephen
Folsom, John A. Mitchell, Joseph Carter.
The committee having attended to their duty
reported as follows:
Whole number of votes, 293
Necessary TO choice, l47
George L. Weeks had 226
George Ballard, 81
Scattering,
And George Z. Weeks was declared to be the
nominee.
The ballot for sec ud representative resulted as
follows:
Whole number Of votes, S33S
Necessary in choice, 10
Peleg Nickery had $50
:. &. Warehouse. 30
Amos Wider, 80
George s. Ballard, 20
And Peleg o. Vlckev was declared to be the
nominee.
The result was rec ived with cheers, aud the
caucus adjourned.
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weather Indications for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States
falling barometer, northeast to south east winds
slightly warmer and partly cloudy weather.
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WifD.

In Athens, 2lth ult of consumption, Rev. Reuel
+. r -ench, If the Maine Conference age1 forty :
three years and one onth. BLESSED are the dead
VIII ca die in the Lord"
In Woolwich, Alb inst Mrs. Hannah NJ. Costel.
10, aged IS years.
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On Saturday work was started up at the mills
of the North Vassalboro' Company, after a sus-
pension of a week, giving the operatives nice
little vacation period. A new driving gear, made
in Gardiner, has been put into the new mill. 1t
has been cast larger and heavier than the former
one, and there will be less danger of breaking
down. In the month of August the product Of
the mill was 81 900 yards of finished goods, the
largest amount ever turned out at the mill in the
same length of time. Mr.. White the able and
gentlemanly agent, has returned from Squirrel
Island, after brief rest 1t is not often that he
i out of the sound of the factory bell
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Investigations.
Shipments.
Fatal Accident.

Tive European steamers sail to-day, heavily
loaded, including POO 900 bushels OF grain and II,
900 cases of canned meat.
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zurka by ST. Saens, the new French composer,
who is exciting much attention in the musical
world at the present time. Miss Murdoch sang
three songs very nicely. one Of which--Aye Maria
of Chcrubn--was very beautiful. Miss Betty
Murdoch accompanied her sister ia the songs.
The llallet & Davis grand piano showed il heau-
tiful tone and excellent qualities TO great alvan-
tage and general sccep ance to ali. III. Sc pianos
are highly spoken Of BY Mr.. Tracy.
The funeral Ct the late A Hen LambarI occurred
Saturday forenoon. A brief serv zee Of prayer
was observed at the house. after which the ic.
mains were removed to ST. MARI, charch. Of
which Nj, Iaubard was mcmbcr, whe.e the
funeral services were conducted by the Rector Of
the church, Rev. Samuel Upiohn, assisted by
Bishop Nicely, aud the Rev. Mr.. Lefiagwen Of
Gardiner. lac pail bearers were Hon. j. W.
Bradbury, Judge Rice, Hon. Jos II. Williams,
W. F. Hallett, Esq, Hon. j. J. Eveletb Dr. II.
H. Hill, J. p. Wyman, E q, of this city, and r.
H. Gardiner Esq, Of Gardiner. As was to be
expected, the church was crowded, there being
many persons among the throng who are in
straitened circumstances, who have shared the
kind benefccuce of him whose liberal hand
and tender heart acted in unison for their relief.
The procession numbering some twenty five
carriages containing relatives, was the longest
Protestant funeral procession seen 10 this cny for
many years. The procession marched, while the
bell was tolllng, to the Lombard lot, situated in
one Of the most beautiful spots in Forest Grove
cemetery where side by side, with those who in
life be loved so well, they tenderly laid the mortal
remains of public benefactor. The burial SER
vice was recited by Rev. Mr.. Ugjohn. The floral
decorations rich. A floral bank, resting
near the Lambard monument in the cemetery lot,
contained the word REST" wrought in violets
The Genuine Ticket.
Do not be imposed upon to-day by split bo-
gus tickets. The following names will he found
on the regular lenub can ha llots IN he throvn in
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Neither party in this city has made much of an
effort this year to get home absentees.
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Hon. John l.. Stevens of this city, has been sp
pointed United States Minister Resident at the
Court of Sweden and Norway. lie W i'll probably
sail from New York to his post of duty at Stock
holm the last of the present month, or the first Of
O;tober. His family will accompany hun. BY
this fitting appointment, Augusta will lose tempo
rarily one of its most sturdy and reliable citizens
"A gentleman of high culture and character, an
enterprising and far-seeing citzen, who has la
bored both in season and out of for the up
building of the town morally and msterially,-a
true man in every sense of that comprehensive
term. The kind wishes Of a host of friends
will follow him to his foitisn field of labor, will
lnger with him there, and glad welcome will be
extended to him on bis return to the home he
loves so well.
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Mr. James NJ. Trscy's fourth and last matinee
at Meonian Hall, Saturday afternoon, was hon
ored by very large and select audience, COM
pletely filling the floor of the hall Mr.. Tracy's
selections we're all of brilliant character, rather
too long to please miscell, aeous audience but
were played with that technical finish and express
sion of which he seems to be perfect master.
The long and difficult sonata of Beethovens, with
Its constant change of harmonious movements
and phrasings. showed Mr.. Tracy to be consc-
entous and thorough classical artist The Sherzo
of Chorins was beautifully played, and also the
Rhapsodie Hongroisc of List, although its innum-
cradle difficulties are enough to appal the stoutest
hearts. We understand the pretty little piece
which prefaced the Rhapsodie Of Liszt, was ma.
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The apples this year must come from Western
New York. None from Kennehec county. Those
who indulge in cider through straw, mast pay
dearly for their whistle this year.