Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-19


on the east SIDE Of the river.
It is now Judge SyG.onds Of the supreme
tomt-Judge Bouney Of the SUPERIOR Court.
An insane negro woman named Van Meter
has been brought to the Insane Hospital from
Bangor.
Rev. G. w. Whitney will preach in his pulpit
o-mouow-subject of his discourse "An EARTHLY
Paradise"
Mr.. Al Staples Is building stable in connection
with his tenement house corner Of Chestnut and
Green streets.
Mr.. W. Lawrence of lIouion. was thrown from
his wagon, and badly bruised about the head and
shoulder.
Apples are so plenty this that the mis-
chievous and wicked youth does not take much
interest in stealing them.
Mr. George 4. Phlbrook has leased the house
OF Mr.. S. +. Robinson on Pleasant street and will
make it his home on the first of November
Mr. Weston of Manchester, brought us in
yesterday, a handsome and generous sample of
of the Gravenstein eppe, raised in his orchard.
What is known as "third class matter"-books,
patters, samples, papers, etc, can now be regis
tered and sent through the mails with the same
safety as money.
The new propretors Of the Somerset Reporter
seem determined to keep abreast of the times.
They promise low to clohe the paper in
new dress of type.
The Maine Central bridge across the Csthance
river at Bowdonham is to be replaced by new
aud heavier iron one and the oae removed il
TO he put the Belfast road, where a. lighter
structure is required.
We were presented Yesterday by Miss Annie
Pierce of this city, with bunch Of large ripe
raspberries among which several strawberry
blossoms. They were gathered on the east side
OF the river.
There is story Of big snake seen in Winslow,
ten feet in length, going the rounds Of the papers
i Exchange.
If that snake ten feet long. is going the rounds
of the papers, we bet he will at last be found
cooled up in the columns of the Portland Argus.
The auction sale Of b'ooded horses AT the Lam
4rd farm, on "Wednesday next is announced
elsewhere. A nice lot of horses, colts, brood
mares oxen and sheep viii he sold to the highest
bidder. The sale will be positive and without
serve
An exchange says
The New Era says it has an "ably edited
Agricultural department. lua,much nearly
every article in that department Is credited we
Judge the one who conducts it is very able
with the scissors. Rnt there j. virtue even in
being able to credit an article not always possess
ed editors.
On Thursday evening next, Rev II. W Tllden
will lecture in the Baptist church ou his European
tour. giving description more especially of the
town of Chamonni, which is situated at the foot OF
Mt. Blanc. There will also be sale of fancy ar
ticles and Refreshments.
Mr. Joseph Hume, an Augusta boy, who left his
native land some dozen wears ago to seek his for
tune is spending a brief season with bis
friends in this city He is the of extensive
salmon packing establishments on the Columbia
River, Washington Territory, and are glad to
know that he has accumulated handsome
fortune.
In speaking of the Aroostook tour Of the Direc-
tors of the Maine Central. the Somerset Reporter
says "They are to 90 to Presquc Isle and then
start and drive to Matawamkeag to inspect the
route of proposed Aroostook railroad. If favor
able location be found there is but little doubt
that the road will shortly be built. A comp 'ant
is made that at present all the best of the Aroos
took produce seeks foreign market because
there is no road to bring it this way
A few DAYS ago we noticed the death, by diph-
iberia, of frankie and Freddie, the two little
children of Everett c. McCausand of this city.
We are now paned to record the death Of Mr..
McCausland himself, who died on Thursday. His
disease is said to be consumption though his
death was greatly FASTENED by the decease of his
little boys. Thus the mother, children and father
have been boted from the esrh-life, and passed
on to the heavenly, where disease and sorrow is
unknown.
&C Hamlin, of Bangor, Maine Commander
of the Grand Army of the Republic has appoint
ed the following comrades as Assistant Inspectors
S. A. Hapworh, of Post ~, of Bangor; D. Sta
pies, of Dexter; A. S. Perham, of Post Q, of Lew
iston w. II. Pennell, Post 2, of Portland And
are assigned to duty as follows: Comrade Han
worth will inspects Posts l. II, 15 l6. 10 and 40;
Comrade Staples, Posts and s, Comrade Per
ham, Posts 4, 9 and 10; Comrade Pennc'l, Posts
3, II, Is and 2S The Posts will at once
C"A'
mander.
Personal.
Dr. II. NJ. Potter, of this city, has entered M
on the practice of medicine at Gardiner. Thi
lady is well qualified, and we trust may have thu
fullest success.
Lucy Larcom, the poetess has been passing
few DAYS with friends in Portland.
Gen. o. O. Howard has written two books 70
boys-"Donald's School DAYS" and "Donald il
the war,"-which are in press by Lee n Shepard
and will be issued during the fall.
Supreme Judicial court -Iibb-y, j. Pre-
siding. 49,
FRIDAY. Oct. 18th.
No 2l4. Sarah p. Robinson William w
Edwards. j. Baker for pf.; Waldron and Pills
bury for def. This s an action of respass aga'ns
The defendant as a Deputy Sheriff for attachn!
and removing in Aug. 1876, small stock of boots
and some sides of sole leather, and materials Gu
out for boots and not made mp, as the rroperty o