Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-07-28
state News.
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enlarged To 10 performers and he made the
largest hand in the State. this fall. The mum
her of its reed Instruments will he increased.
The hand will be dir cted bv Mr.. Newell
Perkins. as heretofore. It nov entnys = CRAFTY
ing fame and its services are sough, in oil
parts of the State.
Last SATURDAY. q theft stole the sum If s5i
in money. = valnahl- revolver. tobacco worth
81 40, and a gold Old Fellows pin. from the
resi,i-ncs, of Chas L+avi,t of Le<i-ton.
John Garner. Esq. nf Lewiston. will visi,
Alabama. tins fall. He has been invited 10
organize and bull a cotton mill of 20 o0O
-pindles, or ihereabous.a at Greensboro IN tina,
State number of Individuals have volun
teered to furnish $4,000 of the capital and
saw the stock may easily be placed.
The directors of the Empire Grove camp
meeting association have made and are max.
my extraordinary preparations for the largely
increased attendance this year over every
wear preceding.
'-Pink-eye" is raging among the horses in
Lewiston and Auburn with increased severity,
and is more general than ever.
CUMBERLAND.
BENZ .Ioseph.. one of Portland's old truck
men was found dead in his bed Wednesday
morning.
Inc "pNt a"huai Sessi"i VI t'.e '"Aihe leu
tai ASSOCIATION VIII he held IN Portland
Bishop Neeiy OF Portland Is making TRIP
through Aroostouk county.
The engagement OF Mrs Mary Neal Sher'
wood of New York. eldest daughter of the late
Hon. John Neal of Portland. to William
Henry llurlbut. Esq, editor of the New York
World, is announced.
4 new lodge of Old Fellows will be ms H.
tuted at Falmouth next Monday night
Hancock.
R.r uarho, attract. many m,s;ca, es,.hr;.
,;as C.,,,ls p.,er.;,aa Eorhay E,b;.n
an,hron anil others are already tbsre KaI.
,o,y ia axnac,ad and Rar,belot the famons
tenor il an bis wav althouyh AT nresen, so.
;,,r,;,, n, OId Orchard
Thc bouse nf charles NcCsr,nev of Els
wo,,h E,us was das,,,,ad nv 6rs shon, !
o,..Inck Wonaav morning
p.n,,,s f,nm rho + n q Sa,,;n.rv a,
-. -. -, a.. ;..;.,,; :: :;
mnrn Nnn,;sh;ng cnn1;t;on than II has heen
-, 80 unnd-sSs Of dollars 90 h,;nn
a,n:'n5aa l., no;n rsf,rn;.h;n, .,c
kENSEBEC.
Col. Allen Of Gardiner visited Fairfield.
Monday. to see il he could not induce the
Fairfield Furniture Company to come to
pit.ton and start their business.
Capt. j. y Dliiingham, Jr, formerly OF
Gardiner, IL now IN Havr", France. IN com,
mand OF the vigilance, splendid ship OF
l.ooo tons
The French and Irish Catholics OF Bruins
wick, 600 strong, went to Maranocook Tues
Mrs. Mary ]. Godthwaite. formerly of
Manchester. now Of Chicago. recently at
,.mn,ed suicide bv drowp;ny hut was res.
,,rad in se.son 10 s.va ber ne,
AIR iIiram Lawrence Of Sou,b Gardiner
met with a severe accident reren,lv nv
his horse suddenly starring throwino him
.Lr.-ds an, or Tho w.,,nn .,r;L;r,, ,nor
hi, bead and shonl,ars ;na;,,;no vor, .evoro
w,nnds
Tbe wrapn;ng and pu,p mil, in Gardiner ia
under full hea,lway. The wrapping mill is
running lis fnli capacity. turning out about
fonr tons OF Paper per DAY. Everybody
around the establishment seems busy, con-
tented and happy
Summer S"nle OF winthrop, Geo II. An
drews, Dr. Marston ana simon Ciough OF
Monmouth nave purchased an Ice pond IN
Georgetown, including Ice house. tools, piers
ana raceway. ihere Is capacity Tor amp
ping io'"U tons AT t'he wafer al any iime.