Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-11-05

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Brave GIRL
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Mr.. Albert H. Mitchell of Auburn has left
With Commissioner Ham for exhibition At
New Orleans, an English tea chest 25O wears
old. 1t was brought over from England
about the time of the Revolutionary vsr bv
one Joseph Penly, the great grandfather Of
the present owner.
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deed under date of Dec 5th, 1908. VA
handed in to the Registry Office At Houltou,
one day last week to be recorded, saws the
Pioneer.
A man named Poole, while At work in
loves steam mill, Houlton, last FRIDAY, had
his hand badly lacerated BY its coming in
contact with Q circular saw. DR., Nevers
dressed the hand and will probably save his
fingers:
The brick block in Houlton is nearing
completion, and will probably be ready for
occupancy by the middle or latter part of this
month.
CUMBERLAND.
On Friday. a. . son Of Joseph Webster,
who resides on Westinghouse Hill. Cape
Elizabeth, was walking home from school a.
loaded pistol in his pocket was discharged,
injurinR his hand and arm severely.
The body of Mrs. Julia Sears was brought
to Yarmouth last Thursday for burial. She
lived in Andover. Mass, and the first of the
week, as she was working around an oil stove
it got afre and Mrs. Sears in attempting to
put out the flames was burned 50 that she
died in four hours after the accident, in ter
rible agony.
One morning last week after a son of
George Royal of Yarmouth, got up he was
attacked with severe coughing aud threw up
rivet over an inch long, that had been
lodged in his throat and caused the little fell
low months of suffering. He is now doing
finely.
The schooner Cataline of Portland, char
tered this fall for the herring fishery. by Mr..
Frank Wheeler of Bowery Beach, arrived at
Cape Cove from Gloucester last Tuesday
night Capt Wheeler reports that while the
vessel was lying in Gloucester she WAS boarded
by robbers, who cut his (Wheeler's) pockets
money received from the fall catch of her
ring. The crew had received their share of
the earnings prior to the loss.
FRANKLIN.
The Phillips Phonograph says: pair of
valuable steers, belonging to s. Il. Beedy
and being pastured at w. Phillips, died from
eating Paris green.
lodge of A. 0 U. Workmen was nstitu.
ted at Washington village. Thursday evening
by Deputy Grand Master Vose, says the Free
Press.
There are at the present time II lime kilns
in this county, as follows: So in Rockland,
-, r. D.
The total production Of these from June lst
to Oct. oath, was 82l ,70S casks.
LINCOLN
1t IL expected that new postofice, to be
called Cedar Grove, will soon be established
at the store near the new ice houses in West
Dresden.
PENOBsCoT.
portion of the new dam across the river
above the ruins of the Sutton mills at Still
water, washed away Saturday night.
The Richardson saw mills at Kingman were
destroyed by fire, Sunday morning. The
mills are new, it being only about year since
they were built. Previous to the new mills
an old set of buildings and saw mill occupied
the site, known Is Boyd's mills, being owned
by Mr.. Boyd and operated by Mr.. Richardson.
which were lost by fire two years ago. Mr..
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furnished him in the main by Mr.. N. Gilbert
Higgins of Bangor, the latter gentleman
holding mortgage on the property at the
i time of the fire. The mills were valued at
Sl5 900 on which there was an insurance
$4,000. says the Bangor Commercial. About
| $50, 900 shingles and quantity of long luu,-
| Der was also burned.
WALDO.
| At the late term of the S. j. Court in Bel
fast thirteen divorces were granted by Judge
Virgin.
WASHINGTON.
Considerable excitement was occasioned at
Forest station last Saturday, in consequence
of the mill men of Eaton & Crangle getting
| on too much fire water, according to q cores
pondent of the Commercial. Ii 10 reported
that one Macarthur furnished the liquor, after
which the men gave him a pounding and he
cleared out. constable from Brookton
was called whom they used in a like manner.
The Danforth officers were then called upon
to quell the riot.