Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-26

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The Levistoa Joar1ar says the Sesse F,i,
trustees held . neeeing q de Lewisson Rx.
ehange. fnesd1y. The trustees called th<
meeting late il The sfofenoon- All we're pres
eat exrsDe Mr-vAlIsn- The pseuiuh liss "a
db6e1y uDder eDosidefakiou I'M the Nuluucou.
Secretny Dennison leaving afkar dinner and
the rest Of the board visiting the track. The
1r1ck Aag beeo Gsensly fmpeosed since their
last visit Kelsey Of Auburn 10 driving Z
number OF horses on i and pfonounces il u
1ue condition. Mr.. Ryers0n, the well known
dealer In hofpes in Lewiston, pronounces the
track in superior condition The trustees in
tasif forenosu meeting decided 70 furnish
hay and bedding free Of cost 70 exhibitor.
This i liberal policy. Il taxes hfty tons
OF moro Of hay for . four days fair.
ARoosroox.
An attempt was made, Saturday night, to
burn the Jail At Houlton BY kindling q fire in
the woodshed, according to the Pioneer.
Specimens of quartz rock found upon A.
A. Burleigh's premises on Pleasant street,
Houlton, last Thufsday. are pronounced OF
the same formation as found in California,
says the Pioneer. The specimen shows gold
as large over ~ . pea. There is also copper
in the rock.
CUMBERLAND.
Miss Villa L. Haskell of Yarmouth, teach
er of mathematics the past year, at the
Betty Stuart Institute" Springfield, ILL.,, is
spending the summer vacation at home.
Fred A. Bibber of Portland, fell from 4
vessel. Sunday and broke his ankle.
This 10 commencement week at Westbrook
Seminary, and opened Sunday with the bac.
calaureate sermon preached BY DR.. Weston.
The 6rst three days of the week are devoted
to examinations. At 2 p. n. Wednesday the
annual meeting of the trustees occurred and
at 80 p. NJ. the exhibition by the junior
class.
KExNEBEc
A class of 80 will be graduated from Water
vile Classical Institute next Friday-exer,
cises opening at 8 A. NJ. The graduating
class is a. follows: Nellie NJ. Bates. Jen.
ME l. Brown, Gertrude Brown, Alice L.
Friend, Fannie E. Knox, Lizzie S. Russell
Charles X. Allen, Fannie L. Crane. Parke G
Dingley Albert f. Drummond, Mary E. Farr
Solomon Gallert, Emery B Gibbs, Richard
w. Cooling, Charles F. Goodale, Carrie E
Hail, Benz. p. Holbrook. Martin S. Howes
Fremont J. C. Little. Edgar C. Matthews
Wilfred J. Meader, William W. Merrill
Fred G. Merrill, Charles H. Pepper, John
L. Pepper, Harry A. Prince, John A. Shaw,
John F. Tilton, Robert s. Thomes, and
Charles H. Wood. Music will be furnished
by Schubert Quartet, of Boston.
OXFORD.
The Oxford Democrat gives the names OF
Llewellwn A. Wadsworth of Hiram. H. NJ
Bearce, Esq, of Norway. Mr.. C. E. Hub.
bard of Hiram, and j. E. Frink, Esq, OF
Brown6eld, as candidates for State Senator
from the western district, and Mr.. Albion P
Bonney of Buckfeld and Hon. John p.
Swasey of Canton, as candidates from the
eastern district. James 5. Wright, ESQ,
present county attorney: Jordan Stacy. Esq
of Porter, sheriff; Hon. Geo. A. Wilson OF
South Paris, judge of probate. it thinks will
be nominated without opposition Mr.. H. C.
Davis, who has been Register os Probate fol
the past twelve years, is q candidate for re.
election and Mr.. Seward s. Stearns is also
q candidate for the Office. There is no op.
position reported to the denomination of j,
c. Marble as County Treasurer.
The house and two barns of o. II. Guptil
of Albany, were burned with large amount
of valuable furniture, clothing. etc., Tues
day afternoon Of last week. Fire took or
the roof. Partially insured.
YORK.
The dwelling of Samuel L. Blaisdell Al
York, was burned Monday afternoon with
part of its contents. Loss about $1,000 ant
partially insured. The barn was saved after
great exertion.
South Berwick does not seem to lack proper
attention from burglars. One night las
week four houses at the ''landing" were Wis
tied, and in one case the room of Peter Vail
carpenter in the employ of the Portsmouth
I inf poA nd md nho, ~
nearly hundred dollars in money stolen,
AT LARGE.
A son of Governor Robie. will graduate a
Fryeburg, Tuesday, says the Oxford Demo
crat.
One of the first Blaine and Logan pine
cones from Maine, reached San Francisco
last week, 1t was exhibited at the San Fran
cisco post Office, and attracted much attention
The Hon. Hannibal Hamlin was among ths
guests at Cambridge Glass Day. He was al
frisky as Sophomore. and enjoyea the fun
immensely. y.-Boston Saturday Erening Ga
zefte.
Among the graduates this year at the Med
ical Department Of the University of Vernon
are the following from Maine James Ashley
Bangor, Charles Fremont Brock, George
William Curtis. Albert Parsons Heald, Chas
Foster Hilton, Wesley M. Newcomb, Georgt
6. Richardson. George E Ssnborn, Alfred r
Taney, Louis H. White.
The committee of the Regimental Associa
tion of the 9Th, 9th and 1lth Maine Regimentl
held q meetipa in Lewiston, Tuesday. Hon
J. o. Smith, Secretary of State, is Presiden
Of the Association and was present. L
was decided to hold the annual reunion a
Lake Auburn, August 2Sth. The committed
consists of Hon. J. E. Shepard of Boston
Sheriff Hillman Smith Auburn, and J. Z
Tabor, Bangor.