Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-06-21
State News.

The Telegraph line to Poland spring has
been reopened.
Willie Hodakins, boy a about Is mars
OF age, living IN Grten, accidently shot him
self last Wedneed4y The hall entered the
leg near lie knee. and tie docfoss have
probed but have been unable TO find i.
CUnDknlAxp g.
Michael Davist IN - invited by the Port
land Irish Land Leakue to come to Portland
While Col. Fredef5ck Robbie AID wife. of
Gorham. were cut drivise.a few days ago. a
wheel came of the carfnee. and Mrs. ROBBIE
was thrown out and considerably hurt.
Gorham ranks among Tie first towns of
Maine in the manufxcture Of clothing. There
are three large establishmenka. e. c. Bolton
Edward Harding and Edwari Hasty. giving
employment to more than 1000 hands and
scattering a large amount Of money in the
town and vicinity.
The little village of Cumberland Mills has
raised $500 with which to celebrate the
Fourth of July.
The Press says that Mrs. Addison Bachel-
der of Cape Elizabeth. was taken suddenly i'll
"Wednesday forenoon, while in the discharge
OF her household duties, and fell to the fioor
having In her hands 1T the time teskettle
iuii OF boiling water. Her arms and feet ere
N~N'N~N-
~ FRANKLIN.
Ebenezer kyes of North Jaw, had about
SO IN silver taken from the money drawer
in his store. Wednesday night of last week
The thief was too cunning to open the drawer
and sound the alarm, but lnscrewed it and
took it of. 81
H. O. Stanley, Fish Commissioner. the
past week has turned l25, 900 Young land
loeEa1 So1r,np inf ba 4.
kESNEBEc.
Fish Commissioner Stilwell placed 400, 900
young shad in the Kennebec river at the
mouth of Sebasticook, in Winslow, Monday.
on the arrival of the Pullman train from the
West H9#EF
LINCOLN.
Schooner Hyperia of Boothbav, Me-. nut
into Rockport, Mass, last Sunday evening
with 200 barrels large fresh mackerel, she
having seined them off Rockport.
PENoBscoT.
On Monday afternoon a COW in Bangor be-
came much excited from beating, admins
tered by the person in charge of her. and she
rushed into three different stores on Main
street. creating much CONSERVATION and doing
more or less damage. She subsequently, en-
tered the entry way of several houses and
demolished the plastering on the walls and
did other damage.
Fears are entertained that the son and
nephew of Capt. S. M. Dodge, of the brig
Katahdin. have been drowned. The two bows
left Orrington Sunday afternoon. to sail on
the river. aud at last reports nothing had
been heard from them.
General Conference of the Congregational
churches of Maine is held this week in the
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w riscArAeuIs-
Charles Benson Of Parkham, aged %, was
drowned while in bathing Saturday night.
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frs, A. no MI, of1aao al go 49," ~ .hs
t,a,.a ,,.a"a -, y, . al" many Peop'e
S. S. Gannett Of Bath will not finish the
course OF study at the Boston School of
Technology, put mas LETT and Is going to
ooiorauo Win surveying party.
All the oniversaiist Saboatl schools OF
'he Htate nave oeeh ln'lteo 10 JON IN an ex-
cursion to Maranocook July 9th. The school
IN tins city yesterday voted to go on that
date
Mr. r. A. DeLoche has resigned as council
man OF ward D. Bath and an election will be
heid hondav.
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Inc larm oaiidings OF Edmund Fnrbish,
out on the valley road IN Arson were burned
about noon Monday. The fire caught from
spark on the roof OF the house, and was first
discovered by the nelghbors. But little OF
The Megantic Railroad IL now comnIeted
and in operation to Lake Megantic, within ID
miles of the Maine State line
The Lewiston Journal says, the farm build
ings of Micah w. Norton one half mile from
New Portland north village, were burned
down Saturday night.
Samuel Norton, of Embden, had two sacks
of wool. 80 fieeces, stolen from his barn last
week The officer is confident he knows
where it went to. EeI
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"AshiN"ros' l ~l
The Cherryheld Silver Mining Company
Will hold special meeting the first of July
and the nrosnect looks weIl