Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-07-03

Mary Collinr. an operative, met With .
frightful injury in the Hill mill, Lewiston,
Wednesday morning. While she was at
work, her hair vas caught by . set-screw in
4 shaft. and her scalp vas severely torn A
piece two inches square was taken out of the
side of her head and a cut seven inches long
was made across the top. She will recover.
Two cows and an OK we're killed near
Leeds Crossing BY the Pennington return
train from Maranocook, Tuesday evening.
FRANKLIN.
The graduating exercises at the State
Normal School at Pennington, closed Thurs
day night. Wednesday forenoon the grad
yates occupied the time with teaching exer-
cises. In the afternoon they were examined
in their studies and the science of teaching
by State Superintendent Luce, the trustees
and others. DR.. c. Rounds. principal, gave
the parting address to the class, after which
Superintendent Luce presented the diplomas.
The class numbers fifteen. four gentlemen
and eleven ladies' In the evening Rev.
Cyrus Stone delivered an able address, after
which the class prophecy by Eva Lebroke,
and class history by Agnes Allen, were read
Later still, the graduates held. reception
which was attended by large numbers. Many
relatives of pupils. friends of education.
and the exercises throughout were of great
interest.
A large tier of lumber about 20 feet high
and 80 feet long, containing almost 20 cords.
tipped over last Monday at Weld and cover
ed three men some eight or ten feet deep
with the wood. 1t took nearly half hour 10
get at them, but when found they were all alive,
although badly bruised. Their names were
Jonathan Dill. Eddie Howard and Frank
Hammond.
DIR. j. C. Winter of Phillips is at the pres
ent time very low with hemorrhage of the
lungs.
KENNEBEc.
Thursday night four dressed lambs were
stolen from slaughter house situated on the
brook road in Augusta.
LINCOLN.
A boat in which were Albert c. Davis and
his son, of Long Island, was struck by the
sQuall Monday afternoon near the lower mar
rows OF the Medomak river, and capsized.
Davis with much difficulty swan to Crow Is
land. The boy appeared to have been entan-
gled in the rigging and sank with the boat.
He way Il years of age. The body of the
boy has not been found.
Mr.. John Cusic of Damariscotta, Monday,
while leaning, was kicked by his horse and
badly injured. breaking ribs and forcing them
down upon his lungs.
PENoBscoT.
The Wing SAYS that in addition to the
other attractions offered in Bangor on the
coming Fourth of July, we are to be favored
by visit to our harbor of the elegant United
States war steamship Yantic, of the North
Atlantic squadron, which will arrive within
in few days, and remain here over the
national anniversary.
Snow is still visible from VIM on Mt.
Katahdin.
Sunday night about IL o'clock, the build
ings of II. Gott of Alton, were burned with
nearly all the contents. The fire took in the
barn and is supposed to have been the work of
an incendiary or tramp. Mr.. Colt who occupied
the house alone was awakened by his cat.
Loss $1,000. Partially insured in the Piscata-
quis Mutual.
SAGADAHOC.
The house of Mr. John Wbitehouse, Tops
ham, was robbed, a few days since, of 5000 or
800, from trunk in which he kept it. He
was absent from the house for short time,
and the robbery was committed during his
absence.
WASHINGTON.
The boys in Danforth and vicinity are
catching the young salmon in large quantities
now, as they are going up the small brooks
running into the Baskahegan.