Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-02-21
state News.
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1000 barrels of apples are stored in on
| Lewiston cellar
The Journal SAYS: Jerry Spofford, Web
| sfer boy. attacked and killed a snake 2
| inches long. which came out in the road &
sun itself, one day last week.
CUMBERLAND.
The Argus says: Harry E. Donham. al
| employee of the Portland Company. wa. Sc.
v-rrly injured Saturday by n hesvy castin.
falling upon his leg. IL was first thought hi
leg was boken. but upon examination il wa,
found that the tenions about the knee wer,
started. making il much more serious. III,
was taken to the Maine General Hospital
MIR. C. w. Thompson of Cape Elizabeti
has a bottle of champagne, thirty years old
that was one of used TO Law the cor
ner stone Of Minots Ledge lighthouse dur
ing Fillmore's administration.
Fr-epnrt has FIVE shoe factories. all ~
which are doing good business. The larg
est one employs about seventy-fve hands.
FRASkLIS.
The monograph saws about POO. 900 egg.
Of land-iocked salmon al Philips depot
awaiting transportation TO the Rangely hatch.
houses. where they will be Introduced TO the
waters after Matching.
HANCOCK
The Wing SAYS: We learn that Davi.
bennett, first selectman of Verona com.
miIred suicide last week by drowning. Nc
cause is assigned. He was about sixty wear.
oid'and leaves a wife and six children.
KNOX.
1t is reported that the Maine Central Rail
road Company have under consideration .
project To put a fast steamer on the route be
tween Bangor and Rockland. the comm.
season. to connect with the trains on tn,
Knox & Lincoln railroad.
LINCOLN.
The Lincoln News says the Ice Company
at West Bri-tol flied one house of some :. O0o
tons capacity, aud loaded a schooner for Bal
timore last week. They are now loading a
barken.ine for Charleston, $. c. Ice is six
teen inches thick and o: fine quality.
The Lincoln News SAYS that the new mill
at Dresden upper bridge is turning out ex
celsior rapidly, and promises to he an impor-
tant addition to the industries of that town.
OXFORD.
Saturday morning. the dry house of S. f.
Tolpan & Co. was discovered on fire. and in
less than an hour the building. with lis con
tents of hundred boxes of clothes pins, wa>
in ashes. The building was about To be omen.
ed to cool. when the fire was discovered
Over heating and a bad funnel was the sun.
posed cause. The mill is now running on
full time. employing about fifteen hands
About $50 cords of birch and poplar have
been drawn since snow came.
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board in the former institution is at a lower
rate. as per agreement of the County
Commits sioners.
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