Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-13
State News.
KNOX.


The Beothbay Register says: The depos.
its IN our savings bank Last week were one
hundred thousand dollars. the frst time they
the deposits we're forty Thousand. m increase
in four years of sixty thousand dollars Their
the profit account and reserve fuad VA
twenty -four hundred dollars. nov it is over
i've thousand, thus showing . rapid buI
healthy growth.
LINCOLN
Alter breaking his leg (both bones) just
above the ankle, while wood chopping, Mr..
Albion Bornheimer, of North Waldoboro,
drove the oxen to the sled, crawling beside
them upon his hands and knees, Z distance OF
about 20 rods. He then crawled and got his
coat, about 10 rods away, got on his sled and
drove to the blacksmith shop of Alden
Flanders, a mile and half, before he saw
any one.
The Oxford Advertiser boats of three old
ladies over eighty years of age, in District
No. Z, Greenwood. All Of them smoke to-
bacco and have since they were girls.
PENoBscor.
Franklin Whittier of Bangor, q well-known
temperance man, died in Bangor Monday,
aged II years.
John Golfer, of Bradley, died very sudden
ly on Saturday, just after returning to the
house from the woods. where he went in the
morning. He laid down on a lounge CON-
planning of not feeling well, and in q short
time expired. The cause of his death was
pronounced heart disease.
The Bangor Edge Tool Company has
shipped car load OF cant dogs to Chicago.
3 L., 4 n <,f
country. and stand at the head.
A crowd OF Bang n boys were engaged in
muscular sports, when one by the name o.
! Phelin jumped Is feet and s inches. He was
severely injured.
Bath man dropped around the other nigh
to the house where hi, wife was making I
friendly call, and found her in a mans lap
who was also making call at the same place
There was a sound of revelry BY night, saw
the Bath Times Cow hide boots were OF
the ri-e Cries of ''help,'' and "murder,
startled the neighbors, some of whom sough
the police. Constable Morrell was the frs
on the scene, but the men had flown.
The Bath Times understands that nine cot
tsges for Boston parties are to be erected il
Woolwich this summer, and work on then
will be CONNIE need in the course of month
AT LARGE.
Many Maine people are making Southern
trips this winter.
Rev. John 5. Batcheld r. Congregations
clergyman. who has died at Auburn. was borI
in Hampton, n. H., Nov. 80. 1925. He wa
graduated from Williams College in 1852.
Francis Murphy is conducting series O.
gospel temperance meetings in Boston. IL
two weeks $500 have taken the blue ribbon
with Francis Murphy. Many of them are OF
thu class of drinking men which he desired
particularly to reach.
A fur buyer who has returned from triI
in the Nor hern part of the State reports tina
the traters have had good luck this year
In one place he purchased 2,037 muskra
skins. After getting north of Bangor he die
not find single skunk.
In the East Maine Conference there ar
three districts, viz, Rockland, Bangor ant
BuckspOrt. In these three districts there ar
one hundred and two circuits and stations
divided as follows: Rockland IS; Bangor -
and Buckspnrt SO. There are lis churches
value S442,675 60 parsonages, value $50,
050. members in full connection, 9,ll9
practitioners. 2,3l5; total membership. IL,
40; average attendance of hearers, $3.50
number of ministers "a; highest salary, 81,
800 lowest salary, $3.50.