The Portland daily press., 1884-09-08
THE MAINE STATE PRESS.
MAINE.
East Livermore Camp Meeting.

East AIvefmOfe Camp Meeting.
WINTHROP, Sept. 6.-The East Livermore
Methodist camp meeting closed a weeks SEES.
sion tonight. The meetings have been fairly
attended and interesting. There has been q
good attendance of clergymen, among the
number being Rev. I'll. W. Bolton, d. D., and
Rev. j. W. Hamilton of Boston.
BurgIaries in ThOmastOn
THoNIAsToN, Sept. 6.-The store of VIM.
Flint was broken into last night and four dol
lars in money stolen. An attempt was also
made to enter the store of W. e. Vinal and
Masters & Starrett. The burglar was fright
ened by being discovered by Mr.. Starrett while
breaking glass.
Died from His injuries.
BANGOR, Sept 6-K. Grover, an old resi-
dent of Saltwater, died Saturday from in1ur-
les received by being thrown from team
Thursday.
Bar HarbOr News.
BAR HARBoR, Sept. 7.-Sixty-one members
Of Kearsarge Encampment of Lawrence, Mass
accompanied by the Lawrence brass band, ar
rived this morning on the steamer City of
Richmond. During the afternoon they as
cended Green Mountain. Tomorrow night
they go to Bangor, thence home via Belfast,
Augusta and Portland
The scholarship jamestown sails tomorrow
Rev. DR.. Peabody of Harvard College ofici-
ated at the Congregational church to-day.
BANGOR.
A young girl sixteen years of age, named
Mary Griffin, jumped from an attic window in
Bangor, Monday evening, and received inter-
nal Injuries, from which it ia thought she can
not recover. The Bangor Commercial is in
formed that there was q warrant against her
Tor street walking, and she jumped from the
window to avoid arrest. She bore good char
aeter, and was accused of street waking IN
der Misrepresentation of the facts.
DOVER.
The Brown Wooden Company have shut
down their mill for short time. They will
put in two large boilers in places of those of a
smaller capacity.
MoNsoN.
Mr.. Arthur B. Thombs closed his labors in
Moneon on Sunday of last week. He has sup
piled the Baptist church very effectively dur
ical Institution to continue his studies pr epar
atory fer the ministry
oRoNo.
The Coburn Cadets of the Maine State Col
lege have accepted an invitation to visit the
Maine State Fair at Lewiston. This will be
the fourth year of their encampment at Lew
iston.
WATERFILLE.
The fall term of Colby University opened
last Thursday. The students are returning
slowly, many staying away till after election,
and others only coming to return for that
event. The freshman class will not number
over So, probably. The upper classes have
met with some losses, 'S5 losing one member,
$50 several. The sophomores have received
some additions.
IN GENERAL.
The General Secretaries of the State Y. M.
@. A. Association met in conference at the
Auburn Y. M. G. A. Hall, Thursday after
noon. The afternoon was passed in private
discussion of the association work of the State
and in planning for the coming State Conven-
ton of Young Mems Christian Associations to
be held in Biddeiord in November. In the
evening public meeting was held at which
the President, Mr.. VIM. Hayes, presided. An
address was made by Mr.. ]. A. Gould of Ban
gor, on associat ion work. followed by remarks
by Mr.. B. f. P Prince, the new Secretary of the
Lewiston Association, and Mr.. Duryea of
Auburn.