Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-18

bell, formerly foreman of the Herald office,
Who proposes to start job Office in that
place.
PExoBscor.
man named Frank Hall, who lives at
Brewer, was quite seriously injured in Smiths
planning mill Tuesday. He accidently caught
. part of his clothing On q shaft and was car
ried around it One of his ribs was broken
and he was otherwise badly bruised.
young man at work in the Maine Gen.
fral yard al Bangor, had one of his hands
terribly jammed late Monday night while en-
gagged in Stacking cars.
WALDO.
A colt owned by Mr. ID. H. Smith of Win
terport, valued at $500, while in the pasture
last week, broke his ankle. The fracture
was set by DIR. c. F. Atwood. and the horse
Is now doing nicely and it is thought will re.
cover.
WASHINGTON
One day, not long ago, bear came to the
barnyard of George Washington, Berry at
Jacksonville, and killed his calf, which was
tied in the yard. Mr.. Berry, hearing the
outcry, came to the calls assistance, but too
late to save it. He had no gun and no weap-
on but stones. with which the bear was driven
SAs A>fottc thC AeCPuUiiSdu.
YORK.
Three weeks ago last SUNDAY, James
County, boy OF twelve summers, John Hen
Messy, aged fourteen years, and French lad
OF about the same age. left their homes in
blddeford and went TO SacO They travelled
down the ferry road aud took a boat owned
BY Frank Adams, and rowed to the Ferry
At that place they made landing, and while
on shore entered an old fish house and stole
from 1t several articles, which they placed in
their boat and commenced their homeward
journey. As they were rowing by the point
from which they Obtained the boat, man
who was standing on the shore made them
bring the boat in to him They took with
them pair of oars which they afterwards
disposed OF at second hand furniture store
in Saco From that day until the present
time, the officers have been on track OF them,
and this morning at 8 o'clock, Deputy Sher-
III Small found Hennesey in the Saco Water
Power Company's yard in Biddeford, and at
o'clock he discovered County in the Spruce
street intermediate school room. He took
both boys into custody and placed them in
Saco Jail, where they are now awaiting their
hearing at the Saco Municipal Court tomor-
row.
Among ladies and misses the rage for wear
ing the hair short has at last struck Blddeford
and during the past few weeks hundreds of
ladies have visited the barber shops and lett
this feminine adornment, which is usually
the pride of woman. Tuesday seven luxur-
liant growths of ladies hair succumbed to one
BARRIERS scissors, and among the misses the
rage is said to be increasing rapidly.
AT LARGE.
News was received Tuesday of the death
of George Fl. Phillips, who last year brought
| several hundred suits against Maine drug
gists. His death " i'll terminate very many
appealed cases that are now before the courts,
as well as to stop legal proceedings against
Phillips himself. Within the last few
months Phillips had been non-suited in many
cases in the eastern section of the State with
Judgment for costs for defendants. Phillips
did not, it is believed. receive dollar from
all the suits brought BY him at great ex-
pense. He first came to hunt down
Togus liquor sellers. For some months he
had detective agency under his charge at
Portland.