Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-11-20
State News.
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The Maine State Grange. Patrons a
Husbandry. are to hold their annual meeting
IL Houlton. the 10th and 18th of next month
Tickets will be sold from Bangor at 81 70,
the round trip.
Dogs attacked Mr.. E. W. Smiths sheen.
houlton, Sunday, tearing eight fearfully
The Pioneer SAYS. the owner of one OF the
dogs promptly offered to pay whatever Mr.
Smith exacted
CUMBERLAND
little Knight girl fell from a ladder on
Ocean street, in Deering, Monday Nov. H.
striking on her chin. She was badly hurt
John c. Mayberry of windham has bslky
horse He beat the animal severely and
built a FIRE under him to torture him into
obedience Cruelty Agent Sawyer arrested
Mayberrv and put him before the Municipal
Court, Tuesday morning, the 18th. A fine
and costs amounting 10 S4s u was imposed
which Msyberry paid.
HANCOCK.
Last Saturday night, the store and paint
shop of Mr. F. X. McTyres, Bluehill, was
burned. The loss was small and was par
TALLY covered by insurance.
KNOX.
III D. d " AMER Vi iHO1AsIUD. DOWuOln,
81, has left his native State for Clyde. Kan.
sas, where he will practice his profession.
OXFORD.
sale of thoroughbred stock was recently
made al the Herdsiale farm Canton, con-
sisting of six horses and colts, to Mr.. Reed
of Lewiston. ten thoroughbred Jersey calves
to Mr.. Cobb of Leeds Mr.. Charles f.
Fickery, the popular superintendent of this
farm has been engaged for another year.
this being the fourth year Of his services on
this farm.
Fred and Josie Palmer. sons of Daniel R.
Palmer of Sumner. were blasting rocks
recently, when by premature explosion one
of Fred's hands was so badly maugled that a
portion of it bad to be amputsted The faces
of both were filed with powder, several
grains of which lodged in Josie's eyes.
PESoBsCor.
The Lincoln Pulp Mill Company have
voted to Increase their capital stock to the
amount of 500 900. The stock is being rap
idly taken by the present stockholders, and
an engine is being but in to run the works by
steam.
Miss Nellie Blaisdell of Bangor, one Of
the leading soprano singers of Eastern Maine
has been married to Augustine Belden, a
leading m rchart of St. Paul. MINI.
Hon. F. W. Hill and family of Exeter,
leave in short time for California where
thew will spend the winter in Los Angeles and
a' the iio'ei DEL 'io"'e near io"'erey'
SAGADAHoC.
Andrew Savage shot two foxes Monday
afternoon, at Woolwich, making a total of
ten this season.
DIR Roche and J. NJ TAYLOR of Bath, went
cunning, Monday. and returned with a white
weasel for the two.
The improvements which the Bowdoin
Paper Company have been making at their
mil IN IOpsham. are now practically COM
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WALDO.
poor but respectable old gentleman of
Montville, who was on the verge of becoming
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WASHINGTON.