The Republican journal., 1884-07-24
THE LOBSTER SEASON.


coolly informed by an old gentleman recently
that he woulG not vote for him tthe lnwyer) in
the coming election on account OF his lobster
law proclivties. Il have been in the habit,
said ON aged friend. ''of spending portion Of
the summer 1T Squirrel Island. and to be herett
of my favorte dish of Holsters the middle of
August is not just" kennebec journal.
REVENUE DISTRICTS CONSOLIDATED.
Under an order issued by the department the
first Of the present mouth, the former four In
ternal Revenue districts of Maine are CONSOLE
dated into two, the first and second divisions
becoming one with j. l.. Racklf OF Portland
as deputy collector, and the third and fourth
being combined with J. l.. Stoddard Of Gardi-
ner as deputy collector. Mr., Stoddard'S dis
trict now comprises kcnnebec, Ptnob>rot.
Pi>catalus. Somerset, Aroostook Washing
ton. Hancock. Waldo, Knox and Lincoln. Mr..
stoddard will have headquarters in Augusta
and Bangor. Hon. Franklin j. Rollins of
Portland, retains his position collector for
the district for Maine.
SUICIDE FROM GRIEF.
KENNEBUNkroRr. July H. Last Monday,
Mr. DiXey ;. Benson. Il well known and Well
to-do farmer was burcd leaving a nice family.
consisting of his wife Susan. two sturdy sons
and two daughters. The wife had previously
shown some symptoms of arrangement. but
this att1ctlon had not apparently developed any
until yesterday noon, when she was found in
her chamber suffering from the effect, OF Paris
green. Prompt antdotes failed 10 relieve her,
and She died entirely conscious. in about four
hours. Her age was + years and 10 months.
IN GENERAL.
Bar IIarbor is now lighted BY the electric
light.
Mainc's bluebcrry crop is likely to be a good
one.
Mr.. Blaine has gone to Bar Harbor to re-
main for an indefinite period.
Mr.. Blaine has sent check for $3.50 to the
industrial school for Girls at HalloWtll.
There is talk III Augusta of returning TO local
time. 1t is argued that saving of gas Will be
made.
y Young lady in this State has made - in
one day canya>>ing for Il biography Of Blaine
and Logan.
The number of coWic> in the State prison
is now reduced 10 l52, the smallest number for
a long time.
Na,salboro farmers will meet at Riverside
the last "Wednesday in July to take further
action towards the erection of Il creamery.
The annual encampment of the lot brigade.
l>t division, Maine volunteer militia, wifi be
held Al augusta for five days. commencing
Aug. >.
Will Hall Burleigh. oldest son of 4. g. H.
Burltigh, of a>Saiboro, shot himself accidcn-
tally at his fathers farm last week. He @radu-
atcd al the State College week before last, de-
IiFerimg the Naledictory.
Daniel Evans. formerly prominent hard
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{, Wilmington n Sons brush factory at
BucAtield, was burned Saturday morning.
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assembly will open July Is and close August >.
at Martha'e grove, Fryeburs Rev, {. j. Clark
will preside.
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los; vi hISt r'asS 'het>e per Gay lhey are also
lhahiliS lf"o los' oi outer per week. and thio
WIN thftt o'tti cheese factories III distance
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AIt'ic eApioIeI' Is native OF Maine. lier
inaldtn name was Fanny COBB. and she is Il
daughter OF 0aihuel '"bp, formerly OF LINING
ION: .,...
Eastporl Is lnaklhS thorough preparations to
entertain the irHl Maihe cavalry IA, Their re
union lhGfe; oeNefal committees have been
~ Nn " - 'o0N 'i''l N''ol ''ioi'N' i'pltN' ftllcsh-
hlomtS' men ele'
r, lhe prospects lof 'he new class at Colby
lhiSersllE are encouraging. thirty have al
ready lndlca'ed iheir purpose of entering, and
II Is rea>ohable TO expect that the class Will have
not less than 80 members.
bangor makes rs many mocca>ins a. all the
olher places III the United States combined. In
1865 the business IN Bangor was controlled by
lotir large lrns which are now merged into
Two. These employ about 800 persons and turn
out about ioo'ooo pairs OF boots and shoes
year, foui-hfths OF the number being shoes.
Inc provision made for commencement at
BoWdom IN june 1850, Will shorten the vacation
ana the fall term Will commence September
10Th, instead of the 30th, rs announced in the
catalogue OF loSf.
me Mount Desert Branch Road has been