Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-28

Abbott. &. f. Mitchell, L.. L. Thayer; Treas
urcr ana Collector, +. II. Piper; Town Clerk
and Agent. l.. u. Carver; :. :. Com. VI.
Lyfor,l; Chief Engineer Fire Department,
H. G. Tozier; Auditor. y. Meader; Inspector
of Police. G. G. Carleton.
Willis X. Heath, Of G,rdincr, brother of
II. NJ. Heath, Esq, is engaged, for year
from April lst. Washburn 4 Moen Manutact-
urinr CO.. of Worcester, Manufacturing Co.,
of Worteetcr Mass. for ST. 200. This GER
tainlv i, good situation. in these times. for
so young man. and show that his employers
can appreciate merit and faithfulncss.
y. q. Nickcry, ESD, on Wednesday. re-
cpycd an elegant four pound spotted trout
caught in Belgrade pond. by George W.
Goulaing Esq. of West WatcrNille. one of
Mr.. Vickcry's associate, in the late legi>la-
turc. The gift was apprcciaicd
Hon. George Tolman. the ncwl! appointed
Warden of the State Prison -va~ in the city
yesterday. He will take possession of the
State Prison on the lith of April.
We are indebted to DR.. X. b. johnson, of
the journal office, for nice salmon trout
drawn through the ice from the cool waters
of Great Pond in Belgrade Ii i, nice fell
low, wei Ching II lbs. The snow on the pond
is still 30 inches thick The residents, in that
vicinity are having rare sport in fishing there
now.
Large >mclt> are now being caught in the
Ii Il. 4 ..
for that purpose
State Senator Madi.an. of lIoult IN, was in
town yesterday. The friends of the Orphans
Home, in this city, will not forget the efficient
support he gave in the Senate to the cause Of
the Home. while the matter of an appropria-
ton for its support was before the Legisla-
turc.-- Bath Times
In nearly all hi votes during the winter,
Senator Madigan showed himself a liberal.
minded largo-hcartcd gentleman; in fact, he
behaved just like republican.
And nov the North Star wishes it. sub
scrbcrs to liquilatc their Indebtedness, with
oats mot notes and ON all such promises to
bostow its bcnediction.
We notice hy our Nebraska exchange, that
the friends of Judge Ga>la Of that State. are
moving tn prlng MN ONT rs cahdl'ate Tor
Supreme Judge. next iall' III" OH friends
here on the kcnnchcc are rci0iccl to know OF
his steady advancement They are not sur
prlsed; they knew NJ was IN hih Since
attaining his position on the hcnch ~ N"brae-
ka. Judge Ga'Iin has made rec"ri that 10
absolutely unassaHahlc.
Flocks OF Wild geese hiaekcnIn- the even
ing sky VIII soon he lhu'ic"ily moving
towards the regions "f the pl"cld northern
our friends of the Free Bapti>t society
vhn know so we'll how to rrnvil. far the en-
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Use IN our Columns thls morning. Nv" zee
turn. and cnnr.r+ In h. ,rivnu ~ ,l.ir
church on SucceSsiv" Monday evenings, com
,a;.. ,t.rL u rlo g., l..,.- Ia
h'e"'i"5 '""'N" ~ "' ''i'' 'V''"'' = ~
Roy \ l. Tinker of Auburn the p0pular
and eloquent pastor OF the congregational
l,, 80 ,ho,,;,. III, -.....rl ,.;l Ill
'""''n VI ''""''s' INV sN''"'' -'P'" ''"
will be given bv Rev. \. l.. Park of Gardiner
,
whose lecture on huSsla III TINS city year
ma ~ r,,;,o, Nth ~, ,uuoL t.ror ,rbo
"5o was ivy "''' ''''' ' '
concert April 1t, will be the best of the sea-
,. a.
son. Actcrlah' inc 'VI'oI"tci NIUE ptri"rhi-
ar and prof / W Rallord director of thc
- w. " "
Lewiston Orchestra, Will he among the at
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'r"c'ohS' '"r o'''N'"' VIII nave d" "PPo'-
tunity this week to secure tickets for the
course, which have been placed AT the luw
.;. 81 IN cnrts Sip,,lo tickots ., cant.
prey Vi ~ ems ms " W. - nus
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\ chdhSc VIII "c 'i""c TINS WIN !" t'''
editorial conduct of the new rrccnback "a
per. published IN tins city. MI W. ID. hase
I'll, .; f,,,, ,l chain ol;,,r;,I
Will i''i'' ii"''i WV '''' N'ii
r,, xx,,,. a decentralization
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. stevens of Winthrop. were
,.incd in marriage at Rcadfeld March 2itb Is2q by
ri, r.,. . na,,i., ,l,r,,,,,o,, % .h,, ,.,,a nc
''iu'' '"'''S " '"i'' WV - INV" vi lo"' i'"'V' rue
~ years have passed away and on Monday, March
2l,h some hundred relatives and friends gathered at
their residence to do honor to the twain and celebrate
their rolipn wedding In the afternoon a gooIy
number of aged persons were present nine of the