Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-05-25
State News.
AxpRoacoaaIx.

rom its recent strawberry festival.
Lewiston man who is very enthusiastic
on the subject of poultry, set 40 eggs and
enlarged his coop. few weeks ago. The
net proceeds were seven lonesome chickens.
-Journai
Messrs. Boomer & Field. formerly of Dur
ham. have gone into the corn canning bust
ness at North Auburn. The firm have con-
tracted for 100 or more acres of sweet corn,
They pay three cents can.
The county Educational Association holds
ifs first semi annual meeting at Bretsun's
Mills. Livermore. June 18th and 18th
Papers on questions Of vital educational in
terest will he presented by Hon N. A. Luce
Of Augusta; c. c. Rounds of the Farming
ton Normal School; L. G. Jordan Of Lewis
ton. All papers will be thoroughly discussed.
and most profitable session may be expect
ed. Free entertainment is to be provided for
all ladies who may attend.
ARoosrooK.
The North Star says its article relative to
the Bean children came under the notice Of
their relatives in New Hampshire. They
write that the children belong to a niece of
Bean and he is paid to take good care of
them. The eldest child has so far recovered
that she is now attending school. The
Younger one is rapidly recovering both in
mind and body.
HANCOCK.
Bluehill will this xear for tho S,., ,;r,o
observe Memorial Day. The James A Car
field Post, G. A. R., of Bluebill. will partici.
pate in the exercises and the ,,.,;on r;Ii ho
by Gen. Charles Hamlin.
OxroRn.
Mr.. John 8. Jenpess Of Ranoor ba, 20.
ceived from a lap;darv tb;r,a.r ex,n;,;,air
cut tourmalines which came from M M;,:
Paris. The ma;or;tv of ,be,e com. o,o o,aar
in color and of much br;lliancy Tbare .re
however. two mr. three ne.rlv wb;,o .,ona.
which resemble an aoua marine n,ora ,han :.
diamond. and one most beau,ifnl n;nt TOM
mal,ne
The Democrat .avs Norvov ,orL. or,
the first town. Of Maine in ,ha rnanuc.a.',.s s
of clothing. There are three large es,ah-
lishments, engaged chiefly IN the manufacture
of pants: Andrews & Co, C.. &. Blake and
w. H. Wbitcomh. Mr.. Blake estimates that
there were I25,OO pairs of pants made BY
these firms during the past year. This busi-
ness will scatter some So, 900 through the
town and vicinity. In addition to this, quite
a number of coats are manufactured bv the
Messrs. Andrews.
Fryeburg has organized a water company
with a capital of $40, 900, value of shares
5000. for the purpose of supplying the village
with water from Green Hill, BY gravity The
distance is three miles; fall, 200 feet, which
can be increased at pleasure.
Many in Hartford have given up raising
geese and turkeys for the market. on account
of the foxes which destroy them in day time.
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hoar ohl;oo5 90 .hn, do~r ,ha;r v,;lI .ra .,,.
nend onara,;ons I'M their ioos can 90, dowr
from mn river. The lowness of the water
has been a preat bindrance IN tbem IA tn
others along tho Kennebec II will no A.
Ia. AT two weats bafore thev can o.t IN run.
n;no aao;n aven nnder f.vorohlo c;-crn.
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