Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-09-01

Quired 10 build one and half miles OF the
new Caribou and Fort Kent road. Last
Monday some 200 turned out; without mod
ern tools TO work with, through q dense
mixed growth of forest they cleared and
/ grubbed ready for the plough, the entire dis
lance, width of 30 feet, in the short space
of three DAYS. That is the Swedish way OF
doing business.
| CUMBERLAND.
/ The Argus saws that Smith, the young man
who was arrested az Portland. for forgery OF
the Boyal Baking Co.'S brand. is held at
Cleveland, o as respondent in cases both
civil aud criminal. Since the arrest of Smith.
Mr.. La Feirs has succeeded in finding the
man who made the plates for Smith, and the
case is thus made complete against all parties,
and will be settled in court
] The Press says that last week. Fred Coffin.
I Of Portland eight yeas old. was thrown from
cart and lad cash cut in his leg. Medi-
cal treatment was at once procured, and after
few DAYS the wound began to heal But
two days ago the boy was taken with lockiaw
and in spite of the skill Of three physicians
continued to fail and Tuesday night he died
The Argus says a gentleman riding into
Portland through the Falmouth woods las;
evening, saw large wild deer cross the
road and disappear in the forest. 1t is very
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"o" quay
HANCOCK
The annual encampment of the alumni of
the Castine Normal School met this year, as
1t has for several years past, at Sherman's
roint, camden.
KNOX.
The Ingrahams held their reunion, which
was their fifth, Aug. 23d, on what is known
= hsan,;s,'l an,;nan, "a 60, 49, a., rs
seen many a vessel and boat afioat upon the
bay Abouttwo hundred relatives and friends
nere present Inc ihgraham oand from
noo.npay' iurhisnen music Inc gay was
pfoh'apiy Spent !" sociai manner Inc
FORMER poaru Oh oiucers were CHOSEN. A
oountlfui COLLATION. was spread beneath an
awning which was fully partaken Of, after
which speeches were made BY j. Ingraham
Brown of Athens. Col. Rust of Camden, and
others An address to the band by Rev.
Joseph haiioch OF kocKiand, after which thre
go ,,,,,;,o 81. -, ~. ,,- ~
Brown of Athens Roth vocal and ;nstrp.
mental music was well intersnersed I'm
morons ran;,a,ion was .Iso ,;ran panaa;o
,ion nv Rav K,lIoch Af,er MANY !. fr;ara-
iv ore.,;n, ana aan;al ;n,arr;', ,ha, an
rs,nrn. 4 re rho homas ,raii s.,;sS "A ,ha, III.
was th. most eninyahle ya,rlv mss,;n I, ys,
held
p.
The Wing says the present has been an
average berry season. Raspberries were very
bountiful and the only trouble was to fn1
pickers to get them The dry weather
affected the biueberres and the crop has not
been large, although in some sections fairly
numerous BIackberries are now coming in
and are as abundant as usual.
PIsCATAQUIs.
Tho Wbig s.vs the Ranaor & p,sca,,ou;s
Railroad il en;nv;pg verr GOOD nosson,,ar
81, I',r;,, H. -, ] o.
,ha Iaoraasa; ENTHUSIASTICALLY, =, No.
Ial,a 49,, go, - ,ha, Iaaai;,,, a. Ill, 81
so,,avho, h,,, ,hara = a notnhta ;nnraa., -
Measure seakers and snortsman bonnd for
Ka,ahd;n Iron Works and Manson Tbere
il a,so a largo amount of MERCHANDISE IN no
TRANSPORTED and each dav tho freight trains
arc NJ considerable Ieng,b
oonhhsEr.
MAJ. CALVIN IL. Haskell, who was serious
lnJurea III the mil OF ,he hehheoec Fram-
inc twas tbongbt AT first that his ;n;nr;as
woull urove fatal. bur after a few DAYS homes
were entertained of his recovery. Mr.. Has
kel was native of Jefferson. Me-, and has
worked in Fairfield VILLAGE about two wears
The remains were carried to Jefferson for in
terment No blame i attached 10 tho Fran
i'm, Cnmna,, fnr The .cc;5on,
LAST Thursaav an invalid laughter Of Johr
Naguira. living in West Athens was fon,,d
by her mother in great distress. She con-
'i"ueu 10 gro" worse ,''i her ueatn' BEFORE
sue a,e" sue achhow'eugeu 10 her parents
that she han taken raris green. She was
cripple ana AT times verv desp' ndenf.
The Reporter says a few weeks ago Frank
Gefcheil of Detroit lost horse supposed at
the time to nave been poisoned In about
TWO weeks ne had heiter ana some sheep OF
n. ms own anu ana steer Oh huel Nichois IN
.ue sa"e pasture NE lhey wen. 10 muht-
my III Tue pasture anu iouno SAT- win Tarls
green "'iAeo VII" IT, III se'erai Piaces, near
the watering place where the cattle drank