Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-31

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8. c. Mosely, ESQ.,, has been appointe
principal of the Lewiston evening school
which will begin on Monday next His As
sistanfs will be Mr.. VIM Small. Mr.. d. G
McGillieuddy. Mr.. w. G. Clark. Miss Nelli
Ham, Miss H. Howard. and Miss l.. C
Coombs. Journal.
CUMBERLAND
". W. Chute and wife of Otisfeld cele
brated their silver wedding the 2lst inst
Mr. f. K whissey Of Harrison has dispos
ed of four hundred barrels Of apples. at 50
IS per barrel-or about Slloo. He team
from his place to SOngo Lock. where the.
are to be transported BY canal boat to tn
Lake station.
Thursday afternoon portion Of the wind
ers in the Haskell silk mill. at Ssccarapps
are NJ present receiving IS cents for day
work of eleven hours
FRANKLIN.
The Pennington Herald says that an at
tempt has recently been made to capture Tho
somewhat notorious Charles E Chase. who
has for some time been stopping in New Vine
yard. much TO the disturbance Of the peace q
mind of the people of this vicinity Chase
is rather desperate character, having served
out sentences in several of the county Jails ir
the State. About year ago he escaped from
Paris JAIL liberating two other prisoners, since
which time he has been in different parts o.
the State, and has committed many depreda
fions for which he should have been arraian
ed and punished: but the officers have moi
been able to capture him.
HANCOCK.
A squirrel about two-thirds grown came
into the house of p W. Kelley, in Hancock
one dav last week and seemed to think he be-
longed there Mrs. X. broomed him out. bu
he would not stay br0oMed and came bacl
and perched himself upon her shoulder. He
nov is as tame As kitten and runs at large
around the room.
The Belfast Journal saws that DIR. II. b
Eaton, of Rockport. Camden, 10 still very
sick from blood poison, occasioned by Ii.
examination Of the Cain boy. 1t is believ
ed, upon further inquiry, that there are
come who still firmly adhere to the suicide
theory of the Cain boy mystery.
The expense of the prosecution and tria
of the boys Richards and Gross for the muir.
der of Willie Cain is much less than ha,
been anticipated. The trial cost about 81 :
100, and the expenses of the Coroner's in
quest was $3.50, making the entire cost con.
siderably less than %, 900.
Monday night Mr.. Nathan Hills of Rock
land, fell of the wharf. and when found had
. wound in his forehead where the skull was
fractured, and another behind the ear. more
serious than the first. He became uncon
scious after reaching home, and vomitet
considerable blood, indicating internal in
juries. q
The Damariscotta Herald says "While a
work standing on step ladder
at his residence last Saturday afternoon, Mr.
G. Merry met with quite severe accident
The ladder suddenly closed, and to preven
falling Mr.. NJ. grasped support overhead
His body swayed around, dislocating tn,
shoulder. 1t was necessary to eitherize hin
to replace the joint.
PENoBsCor.
The Gazette says that severe cases of diph
liberia have occurred in Dexter and adjoining
towns recently. Diphtheria is again raging
severely in Monson, one or two cases having
resulted fatally.
The Wing says: .Great difficulty has been
experienced oy the Duhoi"s co""i'''ee vi "'e
Opera House to procure sufficient number OF
bricklayers. They have, however, been able
70 :ncrea 40 their force .omewhat Of late. ant
a fow wooks moro If fa;r weather will 60.
Tho outside of tho outside Of the buildin,
comnlateJ
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The Times says that the Ice dealers a
r. Al
Bowdoinham are preparing Tor the coming
winter. burlington, Thorn Co., com
menced on Tuesday grading for their ne"