The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-11-05
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the effects of stroke of paralysis with which
| she was stricken six weeks ago. She was
widely known as the founder of the Kavanagh
School in Portland, Maine, and large contri
butor to the Catholic Orphan Asylum al
Whiteield. Maine, to each of which she dona-
ted S25 900. She was devout Roman Catho-
lie, but her generous contributions were never
confined to that sect.
Miss Kavanagh was born June 20, 1906, and
with the exception of eighteen months spent in
Portugal when her brother, ex-Gov. Kavanagh
was Minister there, she has resided at the
homestead at Damariscotta Mills.
Died from His Wounds.
BANGOR, Nov. 4.-Frank Towle who was ac-
cidentlly shot several weeks ago died today
aged SO.
Postal Matters.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-The following chang
es in the postal service OF Maine are an
nounced:
The post Office at Dayton, York county, has
been discontinued and mail matter ordered to
Biddsford.
Mai, messenger service has been established
to Jonesport, Washington county, from steam
boat landing, distance one mile, as often as re-
quired.
The schedule "star" service from Kenne-
bunk Depot to Cape Porpoise (Route 36s) has
been changed as follows
Leave Kennebnnk Depot daily, except Sun
days, at 9.15 a. M, II M, 2.15 p. M, and TIC
D. m, or on arrival of trains; arriving at Ken
nebunkport by 1850 a. M, 1880 p. M, 3.15 p.
m and 8.13 p. M; leave Kennebunkport daily,
except Sundays, at 8.25 a. M, 11.15 a. m, 1.15
q. M, and $50 p. m.; arrive in Kennebunk
Depot by 8.25 p. m, 11.30 a. M, 2.15 D. M,
and p.sm. ,or in season to connect with trains.
AUBURN.
The arms, armory and equipments of the
Auburn Light Infantry were inspected by Ad-
jutant General George L. Beal of Norway,
Thursday evening. The grocerty of the Sta te
was found in good condition. Gen. Beal paid
deserved compliment to the Auburn boys.
He finds an organization fall of life and dis
cipline among the best in the volunteer militia
of the State.
The evening, when Mr.. King of Bangor
returned to his room, the door of which he had
left fastened with paddock he found the staple
had been drawn and that the door was fastened
on the inside. The door was broken open and a
lodged in Mr.. Kings bed He was taken in
charge by the police.
BIDDEFoRD.
The Times says Mons. Anatolde Lantelmi,
member of the jury on musical celebration in
the department of the Seine, Paris, organist of
st. Ambrose church, Paris, Master of chapelle
at the Jesuit college, Madrid street, Paris, Di-
d.; Ieo.ol VI .~o cnotus eoclelies, Drecsor Oh
lie schools of Paris, arrived in Biddeford We'd
nesday.
BooTHBAf.
A new post of the Grand Army has been or
ganized in Boothbay.
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tim tas ;iI ak oSn 0SN tot III, nU
mannfactnrad into H. ro;rsd sIg ;s
mill at Snraona,s Ealisterd tban s%;nrad ~ i.'o 4o
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AnDiNIh'
Mr. Geo. Brann OF Gardiner, died very sud
denly Iuesday evening about SIX o'clock. He
went out to repair some fence, and not return
ing, search was made for him, and he was
FOUND dead Mr.. Brann was about 80 years of
sge.
LEWISTON.
At Pingree's saw mill, Thursday afternoon,
huge fragment of slab flew from the circu-
lar saw, and struck workman named Andre
LaIberte on the left side OF his head. The
strnck With snch forca 1ba4 +bo faiI ~, b;S
tracks Tba st;ct ,,ada % se1era hr-;sa T ii; I;'
berte was unconscions throuohout Thnrsdav
He reganed consciousness Friday, but suffers
intensely. Concussion of the brain is feared.
Alpers ross, aoouI nity years OF age,
drowned arc hlnsel FRIDAY noon IN DrooK near
MS house ae OroWiey station. ne disappear
ed from Inc mouse at ABOUT iU.5o Friday fore
noon. search was MADE 1or MIN during the
forenoon. lis nody was recovered at 4.o0 IN
tne afternoon. =, ne mad peen partially insane
T" t;roa i'"o '0ei "a 'ol aoo 'ousVu Vi
At one of the mills. Thursday. a nnmber of
little French Canadian boys were plaving dur
ing the noon hour by swinging from hook
suspeuded by a rome from above. One of the
bows. named Francois Deshaies. slinped and
the sharp-pointed hook penetrated his thieh
and abdomen. He could with difficulty be re-
leased The hook made a frightful. gaping
wound. He was taken home, and is still-in a
dangerous condition.
Mr.. Frank A. Fuller, formerly OF Lewiston.
is located in Milan, Italy. and diligently an
gagged in the study of music.
a FIRE in a. Bloin's bakery in Lewiston Fri
building any, but 800 loaves of bread we're re-
duced to paste and dough. The water on the
noor was whlte Win hour. Bread 10 cases
will not exceed $40 or $40 no N"-A"
- Wv
MoNsoN'
Some 300 men are now engaged at the Mon
son slate quarries. Not much over year age
but y or 80 were engaged.
INILLBRIDGF
The sardine factory at Millbridpe. which has
| bsen in constant operation since the first oi
Aprl. will close the season,s business tba mid
| dle of Novemher al the three Snccass;1o
wears that this enternr;sa has haan condncted
The nresent has heen bu far tbe ,nost nroSner.
ons and remnnarativa TN. noortb1v na roI,
| for the season will avaraga Se oon p"' -'-'
| ~O'0O
osoNQuiT.
Snarks seem 10 ge unusually plenty TINS iaii
some. Nrites an Oonnonit corresnonSept Of IN
! Biddeford Journal. As one Of The fisherman e,e
| was milling mn end fish Wednesdav y,orn,
| inc an enormous sharE grahhad hniaa nf -
when il was half wav m and anite Ia tnssls IN
/ ensued between the man and shark, to see who
SHOULD nave the fsh. When the cod was
puiiea up slongslde OF the BOAT the shark still
mad hold OF 1t and held on and tsreshed
| tLon.I+ tlat +ba 4 aS1. - IL IL 81 ~ " sa %
| long.
| PHILLIPS.
| Tho pbonocro,,t, b,s hoo, cola o. D., n
RracIatt of Harpar,s Farru s 'o'o W Ao' ~.
|
scARBoRo.
Mr.. Kimball's barn on Oak Hill, Scarboro
vas wac Mihsalou ior Slooo instead OF $lUOU:
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