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Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1884-05-29
RurNed to Death.

PORTSMOUTH, O., May 22.-John Oche-
man. wife and grown daughter were
burned to death in their house last night
Ocbeman lived on farm four miles from
the city.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1884-05-29
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20
MISPLACED coSFIDENcr.

NV 1onks May
ten. Grant has transferred bis property
10 WIN. Vanderbilt - protect him on a
worthless check % siioo0 accepted ~
him In return for bis own. Mrs Grant
il also sAld - have transferred her prop
efty "a Mr. Vanderbilt
A friend 81 the family gave this version
Of the transaction which these sacrifices
are intsudcd - notect Me- Ward ~
qaes,ed Gen. Grant - obtain $50 90 from
Sir. Vanderbilt. representing that the Ma
rlne Hank might b. la . little tfoable on
MONDAY which the use 10 that sum migh'
avert A. the same time Ward assur,d
his partner The nrm wa- perfectly sound.
These representations were repeated IN
nocentiy 10 Vanderbilt by Gen. Grant, aud
the formers CHECK was received last sun
DAY. 90 Monday Que of The Grant boys
called Al Mr.. NandsTblh's anf thanked
him for bis klndncss, AMI len The check ~
Grant a ward on the Marine Bank. The
Grants were thunierstruck when they
learned the check bal been dishonofcd.
The General was oopgraialatlug himself
on The morning or the failure that, IN any
event. his friend was secured. aud when
be learned The contrary the neat day, he
went voluntarily 20 Mr. Nauferoiii, told
him % Wards decsp,lons, and assured
hin The deb, would b. pfoisct I'll II be- bad
n sacrifice his property, and even n Nfs'
Grant had 10 give up all hers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20

Tus PRAIRIE FAnsKn BoosiSo.-The
old friends OF the Prairis Fsnaer. and
MANY farmers al over the West. and East.
too. win be glad TO learn Of ihe good for
tune that has come 10 this iims-honorsd
Journal, which for nearly half century
(iS years. has been doing good service TO
and fsr the agricultural Interests OF Our
country. The number foF May srd an
noances that, henceforth. the frdiri, Par
msr viii b. under the editorial direction
and baslucss management of Mr Orange
Jadd, who. Allsf more than iaartsr VI .
oeuinry OF service At The head Of the
.imsnieaa lgricuiiarisf. has len his former
Geld 10 other hands, and removed 10 near
Chicago, a thousand miles nearer b hun
drcds OF thousands ~ hl. older cnisrpris-
ing readers who have proceied him 20 The
West The number before us gives evil
dence OF the vlgor aud experience be
brings 70 bis new aeld OF work. Al who
want specimens o. the paper a. Il Is, ami
Is 10 be. and 10 enjoy Is advantages, can
have the Praine Farwr. weekly, from
May 1T. up to iss5, by sending a sin
gle dollar 70 Prsirie Farmer Publishing
Company. 10 Monroe St, Chicago, III.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20


beat the latter recordi They can't now,
In their decsdence. even thoughihe ''old
man himself In the white hat and cow
hide boots, mounts them In the race for
the Presidency.
Mr. young's folks 20 Monday. Mr.web-
bers family move Into the vacant rent a.
soon A. be arrives from Hsrpswell.
Mr.. Hawks. the Photograph, Il In town
with his photo saloon.
Tell the Norway girl. mentioned In OK
ford Items, we know one Of her ser who
u an "Oxfori Dear Furthermore We
say not" bu, think the bills aud wales OF
Ola oxford contain "Dsars" enough Tor
the distinctive name. q, least OF "Oxford
Deers" Long may they I've side ~ side
with the Bears
rs Mooney has q iine bicycle u kog-
Ugh make, costing slOs. Two others have
ordered bicycles, ami We shall som see
some tall work. and perhsps some creep.
Ing In the sand"
Potatoes are selling for twenty cents,
delivered.
n. y. Swan has been quite sick Mrs.
4. d. Humphrey Is s,lll In a precsrIous
condition with little hopes Of recovery.
The people are all discussing hump
oiogy." No conclusion has yet been
reached. a. new participants are constant
~ enllstlng
Henry fiaeld, who has bccu qlite sick,
Is now oct
charlie Stowcll has been aaving two
weeks entertainment with the mump' ei
J. W. Wills has hal en- htrl
g. W. Tythcrleizh moye- g. - rsfi,.
neat weck
Hand were ON the siani tonight Ihsy
are 10 excellent practice Il seems good
In live q the land Of the trump, q aud the
,ln pau when they eau chime 10 swectly
Absence. baslncss. the writing % essays
aad sketches. will prcclgdc oar local items
In future. al least for the present Bat
doabtless n aud &" W" viii more fully
furnish them. Hops 10 see his place al
ways vel represented 10 The DruoCRAI,
which We have fccbly tried 10 10. May
write you items from other places soon.
ETlIntr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20

OXFORD. --Ilon. Nelson Dlngley Jr's
reoen, speech on the Protective rariH A.
published In Saturdays joufusl j. attract
ing much attention here livery Malice
man ought % read o.
j.. 4. Blruhan. e-I ia town TAX
Ing views aai p'ciar,s ~ hopsv-. cattle.
etc. he d. on. of The olic.i ani most
successful land.oaPr photographers In
Mane. ant uoS =. De- IA, goas W usiog
dfy p.ates h.. ,icS, are better than evr
before.
DE-. Herssy seems h na very busy this
spring. o. drives IN bet team 10 The
village
AZ TIE stw mill taey are -ssiag on,
some Zoe lumhcr Oae trer scaled 1900
feet. AMI oue bait, perfectly CHAR, nearly
i.Oco Some OF Il goes l0,o The new
hoase. which John Daan i plttlug up in
place OF the on destroyed by lightning.
"Frllx" ofthe Aieeriis,r. l. ageui Tor a
new Kind OF L90steTs.
Everybody drove their COWS - pis,lre
May 10
NEiwiri, gave Republican sup
pr May ..
Matte Little. EI, Hurst ani other ex-
employees nom welohvlne have gone TO
charlottsvllle Va. TO work 10 q wooden
min there. one OF them writes that she
earn. ssO % a mOath that she had green
coru. cucumbers. new potatoes and lots OF
such stun May ist; that the Virginia mill
girls al wear Big shaker bonnets and short
dresses Ouly eomlng about dosn 20 their
knees that they are perfect rights and so
homely the sua das'n, shiae on them. The
latter Is pfobiby ths rcaso, WY the 50 n
does not shine more la So. Paris.
The Jordan boys OF Page Mills. have
some Young foxes 30 tame that they play
round and Ia the house like kittens. They
sleep with the day.
work on new depo, begun May 10. IL
will be q good one, and sfter the plans
pub.l.hsd In the DxxocRar las, summer,
except that IL length viii be extended 70
70 feet. Tue Grand Truck were going 10
put no a small one OF only one rcom' but
the vigorous Efforts Of Joseph Robinson
csc. and DR. Hersey caused them 70 no
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20

HAErFORD. Nay lt-Osing 10 the de-
maud cor water from Hartford Cold Spring.
the company have aided more machinery,
employed more men. and have ADDED more
horses 10 their team for transporting their
good. 10 add from the Buekaeld depot
The Crystal Wave Good TemplAr- gave
adrsm.tie es,ertslsmeut a East Baeknsld
Chspel. on The evening Of May 9th Daring
the intsrmis.loa between the drarnss.--
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20

ally decide In favor Of the original plans.
A Loapcer,lsr killed n hens Cor Lem
ael woo.lsum and q few days sfser de-
stroyei y sheep owned by J.. Il. Holmes.
The animal Was nnaily shot ON Rocky
Dundee. IL was ss large a. calf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20
f0r Sale at a Bargain.

-. - siory hea-s . Ne<~sT yll<xs.
49, 49, thufcnes. ~neols. stove. rosi
49,, Coa,slns sixht roaas beslt<s
...seexA.s aa.asa tSro@rS.s !. ..,s--e,
a.. 4, - q - clsptosfds and csd.f shln-
49,. . "a cheat spln stoas ceilsr. han.i.orls
l.II-. 80 snf poutry hoass. rhs osssr
ga -, $50 ~ - seAi a rwes1 az
49, aesiret. - fsrtnsr prt - 49,
nANlM - R.lL.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20

wKsr PARIS. May i5th.-The hotel and
depo, have been connected by telephone.
@. W. Young has sold his place 10 Mr..
Barker.
Julian y. Young has gone 10 Portland,
having q good situation with Mr.. Horatlo
Staples.
Miss Liunie A. Tucll has opened = dress
makers shop a Mrs. Reeds. having .
room next 20 the hotel.
Eugene II. Jadkins IL about ~ leave
towa ON a business trip TO Rhode Island
and Conn.
G. II. Young, OF this place, who recently
returned from the West, has Iast opened
psiut shop a, Norway lie Is nrstclass
paister
May baskets are stlll "ou the wing"
Then steers" Of "Doctor" Libby's,
OF Bethel, Is named 10 the Adreriiser, are
nowhere Eugene Richardson can beat
them. with pair OF four-year oIds weigh
log $40 ? FUNDS while Caleb Fuller has
pair. same age, weighing $500 pounds.
How IL that Could "them steers" OF
Unele solon's. even 10 their palmIest days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20
suERIrF's SALE.

ukFuNu 81.
Taken % cutiJn And gill be sold ~ pablo
anrtlan o. the STAT fsy o. May. A u lea. AZ tso
nri0rt q the ansfuoHu, az the store ofo :. Wal
. 0sufan IN faii CouniF, al The uEhi IN eIuhl
shIrh Gidson Hills % 4 sntou 10 safd county %
usfIrf haf on - thiff fN % fstrusry A D. lsfi,
shsn ne sane sas attarhci = ne original wit,
n rsdcsm ths tollnvlng described uoftsassf resl
estafs situated In Cabiou 10 sald eount1 b. M
ne 10 nsatsai fsrm OF ne late eidcou fllls, o..
csassi. a. described IN two several leeds Of - a
zeal cstatc. 0ue tsinE q uaUantee DECD from III.
Fam A. tllls "a 1iicou Kills an Issac A. tlns,
dated April ilih, 10. and recorded IN Oslofi We
coffs liook W. pare ~ the other ~ liiram A.
Euls adulo lstfsiof o. q deon Aud lsaaf A. kliis,
aeCd das.i Msy iisi, A ID, ISL. and fgcofdsi In
Oxford Records. nros is PAGE tu and ~. TIE
zee fee,is above csscribed compf lie Ne land sih
buIllln.s theron kooN a. TIE eideon Kills
bomesisai fafm. 90 whloh Isssc A Illis aow ~
stics, The sane beng subject ~ mortgage deed
sifsn ~ Gideon ant ifaac A Kills % harfict
fsabody. dafei November en-, lss'i. nonsilerstlon
O. urf ~ hunfrs collars, fCcor'ist .n oNiofd kC
clfdf boa lsi. pass -
Caotcn. Apri 81 l~.t.
WILLIAM rAfNrER. nepu,y shshf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20

Notice 10 hereby gives hat .hs partnership here.
iofo.s ss's.l,f ssdsI ne nfn ssps eIo. y We.
ssns. %. a. Macon rsslri.G. The bssisess YIN -
hsrsafsef eoe1nes<i By sssA waiks. vhe IN
ssstis al nAs uiIss ADD collect All debt tss ssa
MASON.
sETH WALKER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20

TrWERATrRE iA-I wEEN Al a n -
Sunday. U9 ,, clear Monday. 90 : cloudy
Tuesday. g09, clear "Wednesday, %
rain Thursday, is- dear frifsy, o.
rain, Saiurisy. a. ? clear
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20
Administrators Sale at Public
Auction.

Auction.
~. suh.csltsr s.imini.trstof 81 ths sitste VI
Lrmhh ;. Ctosty late % fhll.fepal. fsnn,;
"a AZ pauline sosiirn tsthe hEhest taller. IL the
.iors al ki.s A lolm~s q Nsk hsille N zoe town
~ Otford, Connv a Osf,ri An1 state Of halne.
~, saia-dsy tie IN cay o. iuss, AID. ist, a. two
s s,s.s ~ NE NE Iioss sS J.s. 81 P,sbss To-
sali q. as'y q a. ioT.i. % lbs lhird fuesdsy Of
Ana A n. l.,t ibe i0llosirs teseriesd yea 60
iate. bsiouslnx 20 The estste 81 ssf tecsased. %
aash thereof .. v ~ psedsee The sam Of twelve
hundred seventy q uf dollars AMI eighty two cents
Id ~ I'ss .nas,sd At weleAyrne IN The town
Oi Oxlori sna touniy ofOsfofd ssd bounded as
lollows - Besinnlrs 81 . cedar poet 10 lOrks %
roads l.si.ss 70 Ne fsl,. ssd Poland. And nenss
o. 90, theme ssatheriY oa ilss Of said Cys
lasd % land 90 the heirs Of seofgs W. King or Of
The Harper Manufacturing COMPANY thescs sest
srly By wooden renee on Ice VI ssld HArpsr
Kins 70 the Polar road sforesAid. thsnoe north.
westerly BY said lsst nsmei road 70 poist bssan
IT Being al and the ssms land described 10
deed n1n May =. klns 10 jeremiah :. Crotby,
recorded IN OXFORD Registry OF Dseds, Book ~
6rcsbs recordsd IN ssd osiord iisssiry, boel Is,
psee -. Also csftA In parcel Of land siiasted :
OXFORD aforesaid on NE vet siis Of ths road Iced
lss from Weiehville 70 Polssd Corner. iyiss sea-
wsleh,lile Q. the norm -essssiy slls % r.ssos
Cyrus Bross, east By "a a road above nss,Ioasd,
% south BY LAID formerly ksown ~ TIE Record
fHru and nov owned bv =. n Holu<s Asd sese ~
land fosnesiy evs<d ~ kloa cssdcesn rss
sr o. xsss 4. crosby WIDOW q Jsr~iaS )
Dated this ' jf:si ~ fISi MY AssI:i.i..s-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20

CHINA TEA CLUBS.
pas rsss arf Corce. are ne hesi
ttai can g. bought ior The mousY
- send l1f g. lub Iyok ani Price I.ft
Nsrcfnied Chins Tea AMI biunsf
~efs AID other handsome pressnis
.ltsn. Senulns Dsmoni RlnE
9Th tfi eraer Afdrss tuivA
n GO Iot Lisbon 81. Lew
tstss. usiss: er q. %. nss
p0MpHuvIlVs.u s.tos. usss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20
Truck Team for Sale.

- '.s.s..e>r -aI .~u o. p.lr arg sea
wEfEsKISs' p.sl. AN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20

GE,rroS. Nay ~ -fsrmlug convs 90
rather slowly This m,rnlog there was
quite a snos storm Il lasted two boar or
more. bn, to.nigh, there i NJ trace Of 4
lsN-
Berthe Brooks has q pallet Witch laid
hin q small egg a fss days sluce. which
measured seven By eight inches Trot cat
yoar smart hens we need somethiog Tor
excitement
Ell Brown 1. rasAiag The lsgs In Cam
bridge River aud Intends 10 have them eli
10 the Lske 10 fsw more days
Eva c. MeAIistsr i teaching 10 Dist
No. = and Lille y BrOsu 10 No /. Both
arr trying q school MAINS NE f1r The
nrst time. and oil Jiu 10 wishing them
good success. f0r they are fasOritss with
al.
Dora Bennett. little daughter Of L. W.
Bennett. l. very sick. Mr.. Beunetts health
does 20, Improve any.
Minnie walker. daughter Of G. M..wsl-
her. % No. Sewry. 10 very lOs. Sue has
been sick ever since having the measles 10
March. Dr. Twsddle l. their physician.
have heard ruDors Of big butter
story. the Gov being owned BY George
Lapham. that makes Al the rate oftven,y-
ave poonds OF butter = week; bu, vii not
report fully ,In get the facts Of the case
a. always nss 10 he sure am stating
o.cts. DoItIE DsHr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20
C01l11od Efell,
Canned Fruit.
miscellaneous.

Asparagus. Corn. Succotash. Stringod
Beans. Peas. Oatmeal. BAKED Beans.
squash. Pumpkin. Pickles II every
kind and description. Salads. Wor
ccsiorshiro sauces. Condiments anil
ketchmls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20

H. - eAaar~n - 60 80 AL - - 49,.
.lssus<. $1,000 - ~ sEI~-r fr,a 49, FL
- m - - pi~--sd 90 - ealestoa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20

h.ss assis esi 10 .iose The largest and ts.i
i.nfol
Canned Goods and Select fancy Groceries
b iouni oatsife ne eltics.
The iol.osrE nsi q Nests. Fru u, Preserves ane
Tstla pciIcsc g. c1ayfIse ne lnesi Epols usi
csn 10 h1uE All as have eadesvorel o. msse my
Prices a. l1s a. eoasiaent wfh The ane laalff
"a s.a-is o1sr.
Canned Meats.
Corncd Beef. Smoked Beef
rondcrloin Beef. English Drawn.
Bacon. Chicken.
Pig- Feet, Lamb = Tongue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20

uaawen tnlsn at Eat mali q 80
fi1rsa as lff.a f'usalf - u itis ollH.
- f.r.. g. InfeIf rlre 81 tffI alnal'f.
sathinn 90 faffh vili make hens
iay ltkf -heFilian's Condition Row.
der. i.el. ~ i.iir-.li.isi y s.ca ~ =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20

We trust our to@nspeople will give the
Veterans" their hearty ec-operstioa 10
keeping green the memory OF our coastFys
brave defenders By proper Observance OF
this Natisn,l Holiday sacr q 10 the mem
DRY OF our Honored Dead
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-20

, pDi~1S n uEKkiCK.
attorney at Ld1o.
..ruKL sAisE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-03-26
POLITICAL.
NEW HAMPSHIRE REPUBLICANS.
The Largest Meeting Of the State Com.
mittee Ever Held.

Concord, N. H., Mar. 25.
The meeting tonight of the republican
State committee was one Of the largest ever
held in tbs State. The vote was passed that
the State convention for the choice of four
delegates at large aud four alternates to the
National cow ention at Chicago be held at
Concord, Wednesday, April 80. A lengthy
discussion occarred on the question of choos-
ing district delegates, after which resolu-
tion was adopted by large majority that the
convention for the first Congressional Dis
trict be held at Manchester Tuesday, April
90. and for the second district At Concord on
Tuesday, April %. These are the first sepa-
rate conventions that have ever been decided
on by the party. The subject of the presi-
Dental candidate was freely discussed after
the meeting. Some favored the renomina-
ton of Arthur, but the majority opposed him
on the ground that he could not carry his
own State. Mr.. Blaine and W. T. Sherman
were also advocated by few, but there was
strong sentiment in favor of Mr.. Edmunds
for President and Mr.. Lincoln for vice presi-
dent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-03-26
BELL TELEPHONE co,
Election of Oficers-Large Increase OF
Earnings.

BosroS, March 25s
The annual meeting of the Bell Telephone
Company was held today. The session was
Harmonious. The earnings for the year
were 1926. .594, against Sl,576,03l during
the previous year The following officers
were elected:
Treasurer-William k. Driver.
Directors-Francis Blake, Charles S.
Bowditch. Charles S. Bradley, Channin g
Clapp, Alex. Cochrane. w. II. Forbes, Chas
Eustace Hubbard, Robert p. Mintnn, Wn.
G. Saltonstall, Thomas Saunders.
The directors report says, since last report
l65 new exchanges have been built; l3,4l5
miles of new wire have been added in the ex-
changes and 25,79S new subscribers con-
nected. The treasurer's report shows the
net earnings to be 81, ,475, ,43l against 1872
044; dividends have been paid of 81 ,05l ,479; /;
1884, AL was carried to the surplus account,
leaving balance to the income account of
S34S, ,844. The receipts from the rental of
telephones were 81 ,695, ,67S. In addition to
cash purchase of interests of local companies
S9,9SS, $50 hrve been received in stock of
those companies for licenses issued and hold
ing in those companies now amount to Sl9,
000, 900. In Canada the Bell Co. affairs are
in prosperous state and six per cent div
ideEds have been paid upon capital of ST.
00O, 900. 1t was voted to change the time of
holding the meeting from the last Tuesday OF
March to the third Tuesday of February.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-03-26
THE ANGUSTINIAN TRIALS.
Three Cases to be Tried, and Ten Others
Abandoned.

LAWRENCE, Mass, March %.
In the AuRustibian trials today ten of the
cases which were against st. Mary's church
had been abandoned and the plaintiffs would
RELY on three cases against the Immaculate
Conception church. Ellen Leahy testified
she understood that when she deposited
money with father Ore it was for church pur
poses, and that Archbishop Williams was
responsible therefor.
The archbishop resumed the stand and
said he recognized no laws but those of the
United States Most of the legal titles to
church property in the diocese was held by
him. He agreed with DR. Smith that bishop
was a universal parish priest and that there
was no parishes according to canon law. The
powers the priest had delegated to them to
contract for the deposits in qustion were
made before he became bishop.
The archbishop further testified that priests
are under his control only in spiritual ca
pacity. The proceeds from the sale of church
property in Lawrence had been used only for
church purposes; never gave priests author
ity to pledge his personal credit for security
of depositors, According to the decree coun.
Gil of the Trent Catholic church. property
must be held under the civil laws OF the
State in which it is located. He had given
the people of Lawrence S25, 900. besides
S49, 900 of Father Tafts legacy, never re-
ceived anything from the Immaculate Con-
ception church which was devoted elsewhere.
Since 1869 he receiued nothing towards his
personal support from Lawrence. The debt
on North Lawrence exceeds $500, coo, which
the church buildings represented.
Rev. VIM. Orr Of Cambridge testified that
when he became pastor of the Immaculate
Conception church he found the books in bad
shape He took deposits and when he left
the debt to depositors was $4,000. He took
money from Ellen Leahy several times never
considered the archbishop responsible for the
debt.
The plaintiff rested the case here.
The final arguments in the case of Ellen
Leahy against Archbishop Williams were
made this afternoon. Tomorrow forenoon
Judge Bacon will charge the jury. The pros
poets are disagreement. Should the case be
decided against the archbishop an appeal will
be taken to the supreme court.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-03-26
GARDINER.

The body of c. W. Whitmore, whose
death was announced in yesterdays Journal,
arrived in this city on the B Is p. NJ, train
Tuesday, and was received by large delega-
ton of friends of the deceased and conveyed
to his late residence on Brunswick street.
His funeral ebsequies will be held there this
afternoon. DIR. Whitmore wss y man much
esteemed and respected by his fellow citizens.
held high rank as physician and until fall
ing health compelled him to relin-
qush his profession, had very large
practice in this part of the country
He was graduate of Bowdoin college
and also of the medical department. He be-
longed to the various Masonic organizations
in this city and was a member of the Con-
gregstional church. DIR. Whitmore was
progressive student in his profession, kind
hearted and generous. The sympathies of
the whole community are with his stricken
wife in her deep sorrow. He was about 63
years of age at the time of his death
The stock for the new skating rink is all
taken up and work on the building will be
commenced Immediately.
The spring term of the public schools will
begin Monday, March "a. The following are
the teachers elected for the ensuing year,
viz. : Dresden street Grammar, John +. Suck
lin, principal; Clara NJ Burleigh assistant.
High street Grammar. Henry .. Dorr, prin-
cipal; Genevieve Allen. assistant. Lincoln
street Intermediate, Clara l.. Clark. High
street. Lizzie 7. Pray. Central street, Sarah
b. Lord. Lincoln street Primary, Kate NJ.
Flitner. Central street. Clara +. Scribner.
Winter street; Mrs. Z. Williams, Spring
street; Mary +. Winslow, South Gardiner
Grammar; Cynthia +. Witham, Primary;
Frances II. Libby. Libby Hill; Annie II.
Reed, Hidreth; Angie Z. Libby, Flagstaff;
Clara Grover, Lawrence; Lucy J. Fish
The Weman's Temperance Union have ar
ranged with the trustees Of Heath Post for
the use of Grand Army Hall, and will hold a
series of public meetings there. Hon. Neal
Dow of Portland will deliver an address at
that place next Friday evening. Let there
be a good Attendance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-03-26
Foreign Notes.

The asher of the bank of Toina has alb
seconded with $4,000 belonging TO the bank,
and some S69, 900 belonging to other parties.
Yellow fever is frightening many European
canal employees from the lsthmus of Pan
anna. Fifty-six returned to France by the
steamer.
Foreign Jews have been forbidden to stay
IN st. Petersburg without permission from
the government.
The English government will drop the
warrant which has been issued against VIM.
Redmond, member of Parliament for Wex-
ford borough, for a seditious speech delivered
prior to his departure for Australia.
The war sloop Alert, presented by England
to America, to to take part in the Greely
relief expedition. was Tuesday put in COM
mi. sion. U. S. Minister Lowell was present.
She will sail for America Thursday under
command of Lieut.. Goodrich, U. S. N.
Osman Digma is telling his followers that
he possesses the charm of rendering the Eng
lish bullets harmless.