Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-01-10
State News.
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Frederick s. Green, while at work 1t Cul
tbs 4 Soule's ice house on Gross street, Por,
land, was hit BY an ice pick in the leg, Fri
day. and received a severe cut.
The eldest son Of Stephen Plummer "a
playing in the barn at East Raymond whel
be fell from the great beams and broke hi
arm.
Mrs Griffith, an aged lady of Gorham. ha
. fall a day or two since. breaking one of he
hips and otherwise injuring herself.
The inhabitants of Peaks Island are dis
cussine the subject of petitioning the Legis
lature to incorporate the island into q sepa
rate township.
The Por land Press says: Saturday after
noon. q carpenter named Marley fell on on
of the Allan steamers and badly injured hi
back.
Mr.. S. H. j. Berry of Fayette started 70
Iowa, dec. 3, with two carloads of jersey
cows. 20 in number. The cows were pur
chased in Wayne and Winthrop. their dna
destination being Colorado. Mr.. Berr
arrived at Whiting. Iowa, December 25th
where the cows were taken from the cars an,
found to have suffered no detriment durin,
their long journey. Mr.. Berry will be abroa,
about six months, and will visit his brother
B. F. Berry of Chillieothe, Mo-, and y
D. Berry of Kewanee, Ill.
Miss Louisa R. True Of Wayne, aged g.
years, was stricken with paralysis on Satur
day, Dec. Both, remaining speeches. ant
in.ensible until Sunday, Jan. 9Th, when she
died.
The stockholders of the Wayne Cheese
Factory Company held their annual meeting
on Saturday the 9Th inst. The reports of the
Treasurer and directors showed q very salts.
factory condition of the finances of the com
pany, Notwithstanding they have been mulctet
by the irrepressible patentee in the sum OF
$50. The officers Of the past year were re-
elected, viz. President, c. f. Wing; Vics
President, b. +. Maxim; Secretary: C. s
Haynes; Col. and Treas, p. F. Pike; Di
rectors, W. NJ. Besse, &. NJ. True, Sewal
Pettingill. j. B. Gordon.
Mr. Geo. b. Sanborn of Wayne, has sole
his stock Of goods to Mr.. w. c. Tribou, An,
will retire from business.
HANCOCK.
Mr.. John c. Winterbotham, editor of tn,
Sullivan Weekly Bulletin, announces in thu
last number that the next issue of the paper
will be from Ellsworth, and under the nam,
of Hancock County Bulletin" Mr.. w
will remove to Ellsworth, the new publishing
place of the Bulletin.
LINCOLN.
DamariscOtta, turned hpifer out to pasture
last spring. and when he undertook to hous,
her this fall he found she had become nearl,
wild. Since the snow and cold weather
came on MIR. Huston has carried food to the
pasture, but she never came for it when he
was in sight. Every effort was made to cap
ture her, but without success, until LAS
week.
The Palmer boy who was injured by sliding
q few weeks since is likely to be permanently
injured. His brain appears to be affected
He is at his home in Round Pond.
PENoBscor.
Letters are received weekly in Bangor from
Misses Kimball and Johnson, the missionary
ladies' who left Bangor some months since
Turkey. About five weeks are required fol
a letter from them to reach that city.
At the annual meeting of the Penobsco,
Central Agricultural society, at West Charles
ton, Jan. 9th. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year T. j. Peaks,
President; ]. w. Ames Vice President; G.
w. Dunning, Secretary; James Knowles
Treasurer; w. Bean. B. +. Sanborn, J. c.
Herrick, Chas. Tilton, J. w. Copp, Clarh
Richardson, Fred Thayer and Fred Eddy
Trustees.
PIsCATAQUIs.
At Milo, Saturday, the mercury was 2S'
to 500 below.
morning of the season, in Dover, the TEN
70 ho1n
according to locality.
AT LARGE.
In the United States Supreme Court q,
Washington, Wednesday, the following case
was up: Lot M. Morrill,, collector, etc.
plaintiff in error, vs.. John Winslow Jones
argued by assistant Attorney General Maury
for plaintiff, and submitted by Mr.. C. +
Mattocks for the defendant in error.
Maine collected SS5, 259.s3 in the internal
revenue department last year, and expended
S9,l74.Sl, with a force of seven employees.
A. Young, dealer in fancy goods, Lewiston
has failed.
The creditors of Jesse Treat, grocer, Bucks
port. will probably get but light dividend
The creditors of II. B. Thayer, druggist
Monson, are offered 10 cents on 4 dollar.
The liabilities of H. N. York, dealer il
general merchandise. Friendship, are abou
$4,000 and the assets nominally about $1,000
The committee appointed to receive bid
for the building of the proposed Yorktown
monument met in New York Friday. Among
the bids were the following: Mount Waldo
Granite Works, Frankfort, GA, 500; Boawel
Granite Co., Rockland, $50, 436; Hsllowel
Granite Co., S5S 500; Davis Tillson, Rock
land, $50, 900; Hallowell Granite Co., j. R
Bodwell, President, Hallowell. S59,4s7 il
built of Hallnwell granite, $50. 939 if built o.