Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-13
State News.
CUMBERLAND.

CUMBERLAND.
The News says that Brijgton is empha
, cally the paradise CT dogs. Ninety-three c
mines were counted hanging around one me
shop in that town last Monday.
That gallant body of troops called Il
Bowdoin cadets is thing of the past.
Mr.. George B. Leavitt of Deering, recent
shot SO woodcocks in five successive days.
HANCOCK.
Mr.. Benjamin +. Salisbury of Frank
killed a black bear one day last week.
Blacks woods. near the Cherryfield roa
which weighed go pounds.
KExxEBEc.
The cotton mill tower is looming up an
is arriving towards completion. The maso
work was about finished Saturday nigh
The walls of the tower, which are to be SUI
mounted by wooden lattice work, are quit
thick in many instances, eight bricks being lsi
abreast, According to an estimate made b
one of the masons 5000 bricks are use
in raising the structure one foot Besides I'll
old bricks employed over 100000 of new one
have been worked into the walls. Since Thur,
day morning, the mill Company has receive
and stored % bales of cotton. About so bale
a week will be used " hen the mills are runnin
at their fullest capacity. Workmen are r,
moving the old pier in the canal
Mr.. Samuel Guild informs US that the itel
in our columns stating that the saw mill
the mouth Of Seven mill Brook in Vassa
boro was sold Wednesday to j. 2. Wyma
and parties in Sidney, is incorrect.
KNOX.
The Belfast Journal saws there wer
shipped last week 1905 casks OF lime. .;
casks going to Boston, the remainder
Portland.
LINCOLN.
The Free Press says that man and W,
man who got on the train Tuesday at Valid,
boro, stole spaniel belonging to the dep,
master. They were afterwards seen in ii
village and 10 entere pasture. Wednesda
night light red horse and piano box bugg
belonging to a Mr.. Daegett.were stolen frol
hitching shed at a church in the village, an
the parties above mentioned are suspected
the theft.
PENoBscor.
The Gazette SAYS Dexter citizens are sui
scribing to deffay the expense of employin
a suitable person to enforce the prohibition
law in Dexter.
The Commercial says that the NJ c. X.
promptly settled the majority of the claim
for damages resulting from Wednesdays az
cident at Lincoln. The remaining few wi
probably be settled with Immediately.
SAGADAHoc.
The other day William Morton of Bowdoir
ham, while cutting wood in his yard, struc
his axe over clothes line. The axe fe
back, striking him in the face, and cutting
deep cash in his forehead.
WALDO.
A number of young men from Lincolnvillt
and other towns in this vicinity, took tn
boat Monday night for Virginia, where the
will spend the winter getting out ship timber
BY the census of 1880 there were 80 pei
sons in Searsport so wears of age or more
but since that time Is of the number hav
passed away.
The Belfast Age saws B. Kelley & Co.. AK
manufacturers of Belfast, have received
So 900 order from Bay City, Mich. TIL
axes are double poled, or axes with tw
blades, the handle being placed in the centre
Last week Mr.. c. j. Hall shipped from til
Belfast foundry another of his saw mills tn
one going to Oliver Bowen Of Knox.
WASHINGTON.
The Mount Desert Herald learns of no
rible affair at Milbridge. A fierce dog, b,
longing to Mr.. Wolf, superintendent of tn
sardine factory at that place, kept chaine
because he was terror to the employees
the factory and all the neighborhood, brok
loose and coming across an unprotecte
child of about two years of age, killed an
partially devoured 1t before he was discovered
YORK.
William Berry of Limerick, while on tn
A. NJ Eastern Railroad through train froI
Boston, Thursday. was taken in tow by
sharper who bet him 500 to Sc
that he could not pick out certai
card. The money was deposited and lost
and the sharper, when he found matter
getting warm, jumped from the train at
Market street, Lynn. Berry continued on I
Salem, and telegraphed back to the Ign
police.
The Press says man by the name {
Deshon, living in Limerick, cut his thros
with a razor. Saturday. The doctor wa
called and sewed up the wound, and
nothing further happens to the man he wi
recover, although it was an ugly lookin
wound.
Ar LARGE.
The Portland, Bangor & Machias line wi
run the steamer City of Richmond betwee
Portland and Machias this fall. The boz
will leave Friday nights for Machias, and r.
turn Mondays.
Some two months ago a seaman named
A. Doughty was lost overheard from tn
schooner r. S. Leaning, off the mouth
the kennebec river and was supposed to b
drowned. Thursday Ryan & Kelsey r,
ceived telegram from him saving he wa
The manner of his rescue we are unable I
state. The Leaning is now lying at one
the wharves in Portland having returne
from a cruise just in season to receive I'll
good news.
The Grand Trunk is reaping benefits
its position outside the trunk line pool, sine
it is enabled to give any rates it pleases
large parties. while the others are bound b
a cast-iron tariff. Among the latest captur,
of the Grand Trunk is the RAYMOND excursio
party for the next few months.