Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-19

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The damage to the Portland Packing Co. .
works 1t Cumberland Mills. is estimated
Il Sl2 900; fhly insured.
There were Is deashs il the city of Port
land last week.
The Maine General Hospital viii receive
5000 BY the will of the late DR.. Gilman.
4 neetiag ras held in Portland Last night
| to txke measures on the fcfDGtioA efa County
Hisserical and Genealogical Society.
David GFiAn's son Hsary, agsd len years,
vss eosstieg On Boyd sfreee, Porslnnd, Sat-
urday afternoon. md his sled got ssay from
him on the Back Bay, and slid on TO the thin
ice. While N pursuit Of the sled, the ice
broke and sAe boy fsn into the water. The
current drew him under the ice and he vas
dEewsed. Mrs. 0xiGin died on SaadAy in
consequence of this fact She was out of
health, and the loss Of Der BON. joined with
the shock, caused her death. Mr.. Griffin
returned from sea Sunday, TO find his child's
body still HnreeOvered and his wife dead.
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The annual elcampment Of the Grand
Army of the Republic. Department of Maine.
will be held at Waterville on Wednesday and
citizens Of Waterville are making hospitable
preparations for the reception of the Depart
ment. and hearty welcome will be extended.
II is expected that some three or four hun
dred will be present. The organization was
never in so fourishing 4 condition - to day.
There are nearly three times - many Posts
in the State to-day ~ there we're seven years
ago.
Hon. Edmund Wilson of Thomaston, has
tn Wsshinufnn 70 sstond tho nf
the Democratic National Committee in that
city. on the 22d of February.
Some theft entered the chamber of Miss
Sarah Riply of Hope, Who lives with her
brother Jacob, BY first getting into the shop
and taking bit and ladder and climbing into
the window aud boring out the lock that pro-
tected her money. They took shout $500 in
specie. her little saving of forty years.
LINCOLN.
Harlan Sidelinger, Of Nobleboro, met with
severe and painful accident at Damariscot-
t. the other morning, saws the Herald. The
blade of An axe in the hands of j. w. Clarke
flew from the handle and struck Sidelinger
on the bridge Of the nose, splitting the bone
and inficting q CHASTITY wound, rendering
him insensible. At last accounts Sidelinger
WAS doing a. we'll as could be expected.
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,s..s' nav oou.us"e.u ."e puo ..n y.
Boys"
PIsCArAoUIs.
The February term of the S. J. Court for
Piscatauuis county. will convene 1t Dover the
26th inst. 1t will probably be a long term
A number of parties will be tried for violating
the fish and game laws
S.o.n.yoc
.,suaa. 49, h;rod ,he No. nrhl;c hall a.
Richmond, for a skating rink next Tuesday
evening, and will run an excursion from
Bath and other places-The net rece ipts of
the recent concert and ball will be about
$500.
The Bath Times saws Chas. Ham has re-
turned from Portland after an unsuccessful
search for his runaway boy The lad evi.
IDENTIFY shipped on a coasting schooner as
three of them have sailed from Portland
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gay .ne i"'h us apu uepIseu ,' ' .n 'o Nv
1 WIS: ,y mo.nas wa" ~, 'ne u' sar y, w, 80
resident of Richmond, where she had many
warm friends.
the Bath lines says a colored man, VINO
RESIDES on Elm street Bath, created no little
amusement on roht street, rrlday evening.
lie was IN search OF MS Wle, VINO nau ieIt