Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-07-13

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ANDROsCOGGIN.
The Lewiston Journal says that deer has
been recently seen in the vicinity of No
Name pond. Last year a panther was seen
near this pond
Messrs. Chisolm Brown. the successful
pulp manufacturers at L.vermore Falls, who
recently purchased the power above the Falls
have now completed the purchase of large
LOT of land, opposite. of Mr.. F. S. Richmond,
for about 5000 They propose to build at
an early day, large paper mill, in connec.
ton with their pulp mill. This will be an
important accession to the business of An
droscoggin county. The people of Livermore
Falls have entered into quiet movement to
make free bridge of the present toll bridge
CUxBERLANp.
Barnums greatest show took out of Port
land about SIS, 900 after paving all expenses.
Their receipts were about $40 600.
The Arnoux Electric Light Company will
shortly put in a larger engine and four more
large boilers at Portland. This company
have orders ahead for at least so lights, and
wires are being run as fast AS possible.
4 lady attending the circus at Portland.
Monday, covered her babe with a shawl
while nursing it, and the heat was so intense
that when she removed the shawl the babe
was dead.
Mr.. b. F. Knight of Turner'S Island met
with severe accident on the Eastern rail-
road at Newbur, port, one day last week,
breaking his jaw-bone and otherwise injuring
him. He is now at the Maine General Hos
pital.
Workmen will commence grading the bed
of the Bridgton and Ssco valley railroad next
week
kENNEBEC.
Chas. J. Higgins has been reappointed post
master at West Farmingdale.
A military rifle and glass ball tournament
will be held at Lake Maranocook, on Tues
day, July 18th. The match is open To all
corners and it is expected there will be a
large number of participants from all parts
of Maine. The entry fees will be 81 Oh for
for third class and % cents for fourth class.
OXFORD.
Joseph French of Oxford. dropped dead of
heart disease while hoeing Tuesday after
noon.
The liberal religious newspaper. called
The True Religion, has removed from Nor
way, Me-. to North Conway. \. II.
Mrs. Sarah Monk of East Sumner recently
caught full grown mink by pulling him by
the tail from a fence. She succeeded in
bringing him in her arms to the house. and
has him secure.
pESoBsCOr.
The BARRIERS of Bangor are again agi Eating
the Sunday shaving question. The majority
of them are opposed to welding the razor on
the Sabbath.
A flock of sheep on the track just this side
of Burnhanl, Tuesday afternoon. bothered
the express train for nearly mile, during
which several were made mutton of.
SAGADAHoC.
The Times says: Schooner Elliot b.
Church, which sailed from Bath. Friday. for
Baltimore. had on board 10000 tons and 800
lbs of ice. the largest cargo of ice ever taken
from the port, and in all probability the larg-
est ever shipped in any vessel from any part
of the world.
Bath shipbuilders are active.
SOMERSET.
The firm Of w. X. Shurtleff ( Co., pulp
mill, of SkOw hogan has dissolved.
Pittsfield is to have a new town hall. The
structure is to be 70N90 feet.
YORK.
On Monday afternoon Mr.. Samuel Blais-
dell, Respected citizen of York, about 81
years of age, fell from load Of hay, strik
ing upon his head. fracturing the skull and
killing him instantly.