Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-25

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A camp-meesing, under the directions Of
the Advents, began at Sebago Lake on Tues
day.
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start on it, 18th annual summer excursion on
Saturday. July 5sh- The places to BE visited
, are Portland and Bar Harbor and the attrac-
tive points Of Mount Desert
A hundred dollars vas recently raised in
the te IN of Saccarappa to defrsy expenses
of an operation on the ewes Of . blind Scotch
boy named Smith. The boy left for Boston
few davs sgo, accompanied BY . Scotchman
named Porter. Last Thursday q telegram
vas received BY the boys mother. stating that
the boy had been left among strangers and
the man With the money gone to parts un-
known.
little son of Mrs. Anderson Of Portland
vas badly bitten BY dog about the face on
Saturday.
Timbers cut of an old church built in
North Yarmouth in 1923, have recently been
| examined and found to be sound. They will
be put into another structure.
Mr.. George Lacelle had his left foot and
ankle crushed while assisting in making up
train on the Bostsn and Maine r. r. in Port
land. Monday. He was taken to the hospital
and had his leg taken of below the knee joint.
| The following named persons will graduate
from the Western State Normal school Cor
ham, Wednesday of next week Louise Chase,
Deering; Cora E Clay, Cumberland Mills; !;
Lizzie B. Cobb, Deering; Florence B. Dan
forth, Cornish, Tina Day, DeerinR. Mary G.
Dodge, Bridgton. Alice H. Foster. Cumber-
land Mills; Lucy Hamlin. Standish; Emma
A. Hodsdon. Waterville. Jennie E. Jordan,
Cape Elizabeth; Mary Leighton. West
Falmouth; Nora A. Leighton, Sheepscot
Bridge; Charlotte W. Montgomery, Deer
ing; Alice L. Perley, North Yarmouth; Alice
G. Priest. North vassalboro; Grace Reed,
DeeriDg; Helen NJ. Shenault, Duck Pond /;
Hattie NJ. Thorpe. Deering; Mary Z. Thur
ow. Richmond; Kate A. White, Winchester,
Mass.
KENNEBEc.
The graduates from the High School at
Gardiner are Geo. H. Fuller, Lin~ood B.
Steward, Charles E. Longfellow, James NJ.
L. Bates, Lutte B. Morrell. BERTRAND H.
Wentworth, Alice l. Bailey. Bertha NJ. Har-
riman, Annie L. Burnham, Daisy j. Water
house. Lizzie A. Cunningham.
Mrs. Augusta, wife of Will Marston, of
Pittston, while laboring under alteration OF
mind, attempted suicide at Salem, Mass, by
jumping into the harbor. Her cries attracted
the attention of night watchman, who sue
ceeded in rescuing her, and she with her
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| OXFORD.
| Mrs. Sallie P. Burbank of South Parsons
field, 72 years old. took her first ride in the
cars, one day last week.
| WALDO.
| A woman who lives in the lower part of
Belfast has been somewhat annoyed with the
attentions of a certain young man. Asking
advice OF person as to what she should do
in the matter, the person replied jokingly,
"Why, shoot him." few nights sfterward
the night police heard the sharp report of q
revolver and saw q man running up street
with his coat tails streaming out behind him.
On enquiry the policeman learned that the
woman had acted on the suggestions she had
received and shot at the intruder. The man
was not hurt but good deal frightened.
| A Berwick lady dreamed three nights in
succession that there was roll of bills under
q certain pile of stones, and upon going there
and turning the stone that she saw in her
dreams, she found the money.
| YORK.
The Pepperell and Lsconia mills at Bidde-
ford will shut down Wednesday night next
week and remain closed until the following
Monday. The York mills will shut down
Saturday night this week, and remain closed
during the following week.
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