Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-09-26

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osr.e,s' mo aied % se0oeny :. 1es =.
On fnuey iast, - % year. OF see. ne
seemed - yell - usual on rising. he vent
non me noase 20 the Stable ana eeane gone
1e ioueer tnsn rs eNoA, Iot MN. -
- ,r,.hi. - - ..L;.- ss.,..s 90 L;r,
found that life vas nearly extinct. His ma
tive place vas Portland. He moved from
there TO Liyermore. he has resided Ia
Lewiston 80 y~ar,. ihe veterinarv sur-
geon E. I. Bracket is his san--1. n
I. Wood the veteran coal dealer If Ievi.-
ton. has put into his building . circular say
and . splitting machine. manufactured BY
Hildreth Bros, Harvard, Mass, BY which he
can, With three men, cat 10 cords of wood
per day. The power being driven bv .
Chandler and Silver Water Motor There il
q splitter in use in Sacarappa, by which they
split logs four feet lonR.-Tbe Lake Auburn
| Mineral Spring Compsnv. have had ou;,e
| auccessful season. They are d.ilv shipoino
| large Quantities of water IN all marta Of the
STATE. ". W. Cur,i, of Ros,on i. general
agent The directors are ]. l.. n. Cobb
president; j. n. Wood. treasurer; and A. T.
Bean of Lewiston Capt G. c Go.s of Bath
Z. u. COLDER. fOYmerlv OF Lewiston. but nov
of Swsmpscot. Mass. has purchased 45 acres
Of land in Wilmington near Reading. and i.
going TO raising fruit. He has planted geo
trees this season.-B. c. Torsev of Winthrop.
G. w. c. T. of the State of Maine. started on
q trip to Aroostook county on Monday. Sept.
oath, on business pertaining TO the interests
of the Order, and the cause of temps rance.
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The poiicemens ball will take place At
CITY hall. Portland, Oct. 10th.
Inc A NJ tram Tor Montreal over the
o.no trunk railway. mas oeen discontlnnei'
sno nereA'er 'ns' uain Will only run 10 Tor
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h"'ie Two year oid ehiid OF Mr. clinton
n. Jones OF Portland, fell from the second
ssory OF Mi. Jones mouse on Cushman street.
Out escaped with slight bruises.
little son OF Michael Daley. living at the
east ena OF Cumoeriani street Portland, wac
severely oitten oy dog, Friday The boys
'ace was oaoiy mangieo; ne DOG was I'M
neoia'eIy AIieu. ihe ittie Fellow Was just
recovering rom severe INJURY which he re-
ceiseo IRON nre cracker on the fourth OF
july
Inc iorest nre IN Scarboro has assumed
DANGEROUS proportions. II RACES from near
me Portland Saco road almost to Ling's
race course distance Of three miles. More
IMAM thousand acres have been burned over
ana quite number OF houses and Earns were
in danger Sunday large force Of men and
teams are engaged blowing and setting back
nres and trying to stop the progress OF the
nre ana save threatened property.
:. spirtuai retrest OF Cathonc clergy or the
uiocese oi ror.,and vas heid the past week al
,ne oatn0ne Ca,nearai' conducted oy Rev.
"a aatheI eich OF Boston, assisted oy about
20 OF the clergy. The retreat closed Friday
night.
A Mr.. Knowles, young man at work for
the Maine Central at Portland, was knocked
down on Danforth street. Sunday night be-
tween High and PARK street. by man who
jumped out from behind tree. He says he
was roooed OF goid ring ana nfteen dollars
IN money ne was iouna oy TWO female &C
quaihtances IN an insensiole condition, who
procured the assistance OF two men, and they
took him to his boarding house on Salem
street. There was some blood on his face
when found. which the girls wiped of. There
were however, no signs of bruises on his face.
ms Is the story as MIR. movies tells 1t.
SATURDAY morning three ooys-Charles
stevens, Ihomas bassett and another-the
Oldest not over IL years OF age, entered the
LII. 60, p..s,,.na ,h-.nnh Ill -; y"
dow and gathered into two bags all the nova
bic property that they could get away with.
Stevens was captured, the other two es-
capped.
The Portland Marine Society, incorporated
in 1886, is still a 1ourishlhg institution. II
is composed of active and retired ship.mas.
ters and has accommodated a oood vork in
II, day. Among the once sc,;vs hut now 70.
tired sbip. masters are Hon Cbarls. II Chase
Hon. John w. Deeriup. CANAAN ]. 8. Wins
low and Captain William Leavitt. The act
Of incorporation was passed by the legisla-
ture of MASSACHUSETTS,. and approved by Sam
uel Adams, Governor.
Recently Young man bv the name of
White, residing at Brunswick. by some
means awsllowed +. nesch stone and the 70.
cults are not pleasant to contemplate: the
stone was an unusually large one and in the
act of swallowing the @sophegus was more
or less lscerated. so that blood was thrown
up. His physician states that the affair NAV
end in every way satisfactorily, but it is diff
cult to predict the out come. The young
man Il on, plovad at tho Cahox C,'a Mile and