Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-06
State News.
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The statement that student walters are not
to be employed at the White Mountain no.
ber of Bates students. probably 10 TO 30. all
old. will serve the mountain hotels. this sum
0.r.
The Republican SAYS that C. r Allen.
Esq. of Caribou. is having numerous appli-
cations for farms. and predicts large immi-
grafton TO Aroostook this season
| CuMBERL.xp
There are nov 449 subscribers 10 the
Portland telephone.
North Gray is 10 have a new schooi-house
erected where the old one stands. costing
some $500.
A meeting of the Portland Yacht Club was
held Wednesday evening. TO make arrange
ments for the spring cruise. IL was decided
to start on the 2sth inst. sail 20 Potts h.r-
Dor. with sealed orders. clam bake on
shore there IS among the possibilities The
cruise will last three DAYS. The club honse
has been refuruished in an elegan, manner
HAscocK.
Work on the Revere mine, on Bluehill
Neck. has been suspended.
| The Dirigo Stove Polish. manufactured bv
Mr.. Irving Osgood of Ellsworth, is having a
| large sale
The Gouldshoro Co. have been taking out
large pieces of fine looking ore
| The Casiine Packing Company Is in full
blast again and made quite heavy shipment
of canned HOLSTERS on City of Richmond
Thursday last.
Work on the Bluehill. Douglass and Twin
Lead mines. progresses as usual. Sup,. Dunn
| If the Stewart, is cross-cutting on the surface
| in order 10 ascertain where il is best 10 sink
a new shaft.
kENNEBEC.
Prof Lyford of Colby University and his
son leaves shortly on European trip.
| Mr. Ira F.. Geichel of Vas>lboro has sold
twenty-one lambs to b. delivered to the
butcher early this month for one hundred and
five dollars
Mr.. Dockendorf of Bath. is sinking an
artesian well AZ Pine Grove Farm Halloweil
4 depth of 30 feet has been reached. but the
| Indications are that the we'll will be sunk
fully 100 teet.
| Rich has shipped one cargo of ice the past
week. the knickerhockers have loaded a
vessel. and one has been loaded at the
Washington houses. lee shipments are not
very heavy this spring The Knickerbockers
will ship about 100. 900 tons in all from the
river this season.-Home Journal.
PENoBscor.
Seventy ear loads of fruit box shocks from
Hathorn, Foss 4 Co.. at Lagrange, are being
shipped by +. ]. Stewart.
One hundred thousand of sawed spool stock
at the burned mill in Lagrange were saved.
1t is 70 be shipped by II. c. DUMMY & Co.
| The earnings of the Bangor & Piscataqnis
for March 1881. were SO, 81. against ST.
! Isl .O3 in March 1880.
| SAGApAHoC.
The will of the late Chas. Clapp. Jr., of
Bath. bequeaths $40 600 and his real estate
to Nancy f. Clapp: 81; 900 to the Maine Mis-
sionarv Society: Sc 600 to the American
Board of Foreign Missions: 81 900 TO the
| American Tract Society," ~. 600 to the Amer
lean Home Missionary Society; 81 600 TO the
American Bible Society; $50 to the Maine
Charity School at Bangor 81 900 to Bowdoin
College: $500 to the colored people: $1,000
to the Hallowell Classical School: 50 900 to
the American Missionary Association and va
| rious small sums to relatives.
SOMERSET.
| The Reporter says: Business is very
lively in Norrdge" ock. 5. C.. Penny has
finished his Ware room. 1t is one of the
finest to be found in anv country village.
c. G. Hale is building the basement
to his new block 1t will be an orna-
ment to the village when completed
The Skowhegan Savings Bank held its
annual meeting Monday. and reelected the
old board of officers as follows: President,
Abner Cohurn; Treasurer. Ell. p. Page ;
Trustees. Abner Coburn. James b Dascomh.
James Bell. John Vosmus and James =
Blunt The prospect now is that in few
months the bank will he able to pay back the
full amount sealed down. The PRINCIPAL