Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-14
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CUMBERLAND.
Albert c. Cobb, of Portland. and John W .
Manson of Pitsefeld. will make application
10 the Supreme Judicial Court in April to
be admitted to practice as attorneys in the
courts of this State
The Sarmatian. Capt. Graham, arrived
from Liverpool the 3lst, via HalifAl, Tues
day. She brought cabin. 10 intermediate
and 20 steerags passengers. and q good
cargo. She had . very rough passage
Matt Gillen of Portland, has the following
in Wednesdays Argus: Having seen c,n-
siderable pugilistic talk in the columns of
your paper of late, am led to believe that
Mr.. Robinson of Bangor, thinks that, in
order TO arrange for a match it is necessary
tor him to await the issue of the Barry
Delaney fight. some seven weeks hence. Now
hereby give notice that am willing TO fight
him either with or without gloves, and within
two weeks from the time of signing the
articles.
VIM. P. Hayden. Esq, land surveyor of
Raymond, is preparing an elaborate plan of
that town and Casco. which will be of much
importance to the present and future inhabi
tants.
Measles are plenty in several towns in
Oxford county.
Jason Russell of Buckfield made one ton of
cheese the past season.
Most of the Andover hop growers have
lately disposed of their last seasons crop, at
zoe per ID
The grist mill of S V. Abbott of Milton
Plantation was burned Sunday morning Feb.
8. Insured for $500.
The editor of the Oxford County Adver-
riser offers champion medal to the best
amateur roller skater in Oxford county-lady
or gentleman.
Hon. Enoch Foster Of Bethel is a candidate
for Judge Barrows' seat on the Supreme
bench. Mr.. Foster is one of the foremost
lawyers of Oxford county and has represented
his county in the State Senate. He was u
candidate for the seat now filled by Judge
Emery.
The Elms Hotel. Bethel. owned by Grover
& Burnham, has been leased to MIR. C. w.
Wormell, late clerk of the Alpine House,
Gorham
Asbury Z. Eastman. formerly Of Mexico.
now at Woodruff, Utah, where he is post
master, trader. Mormon elder, and withal a
leader among them has been sent away as q
missionary. He says he shall come back and
preach along Swift river sometime
PENoBsCoT.
The annual meeting of the Penobscot
Log Driving Company was held at the
Penobscot Exchange Tuesday forenoon and
the following officers were elected !: Directors,
John Morrison, w. II. Strickland. W. T.
Pearson, Cornelius Murphy, and John Ross;
Clerk and Treasurer. Abram Moor The
present years drive was let Wednesday.
The trial of the alleged murierers Raj
faelle Capone and Carmen Santore now in
Bangor Jail, is set for Monday of next week,
when of course Attorney General Cleaves will
assist County attorney Appleton in the pros
ecution.
Mrs Ann Murphy. of Bangor, while re-
turning from the burial of her son, fell upon
her own steps breaking her arm.
SAGADAHoc.
Flocks of wild geese are reported on the
New Meadows river and at Birch Point and a
black bird was seen in West Bath Saturday.
'Never saw one before April 9th before"
said the one who saw him.
A correspondent in the Bath Times urges
the candidacy of Calm c. Moses for the Of
flee of mayor of Bath.
SOMERSET.
l. II. Owen, has resigned his position as
principal of Fairfield High school.
The roller skating rink epidemic has reach
ed New Portland and is having hard run.
Neither age nor SIX are exempt. A maple
floor is to be put down in Columbian Hall
this week.
AT LARGE.
The second meeting of representatives from
the several roller skating Kinks in Maine, was
held Tuesday afternoon at the Prebe House.
Portland. All the Kinks were represent
ed. After discussion the follow schedule of
games was arranged and adopted. March l.,
IL natI dda-
ford VS.. Alameda, at Biddeford; March 8,
Bowdoin vs.. Portland. at Bath; March TO-,
Saco VS.. Bowdoin, at Biddeford; March Is.
Alameda vs.. Biddeford, at Bath March IL.
Biddeford VS.. Saco. at Biddeford; March %,
Bowdoin VS.. Alameda, at Bath March "a,
Saco vs.. Portland at Biddeford; March %,
Portland VS.. Saco, at Portland; March 30,
Bowdon VS. Saco, at Bath; March 81, Bidde
ford VS.. Bowdoin, at Biddeford; April 3,
Portland vs.. Bowdoin. at Portland; April 5,
Alameda VS.. Portland, at Bath; April 7,Saco
vs.. Alameda, at Biddeford; April 10, Port
land vs.. Bi1deford, at Portland; April II,
Bowdoin VS.. Alameda, at Bath; April IA,
Biddeford vs.. Saco at Biddeford; April IL,
Portland vs.. Alameda, at Portland; April 49,
Bowdoin vs.. Biddeford, at Bath; April 81,
Biddeford vs.. Portland. at Biddeford. 1t
was voted to procure several good flags tor
the clubs to play for. Several other games
outside the league, in which the Portland
club will play, will be arranged soon.
Mr.. George H Phillips who is looking af-
ter unregistered apothecaries is not acting
under authority of the board of pharmacy,
but is acting upon his own risk and response.
bility. He is acting upon no one authority
but his own. The board claims to be neutral.
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