Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-26
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AuDkOeCOG0u.
| There are Eve applicants for admi,,ance to
the bar. upon the docket for the April term
| of the Supreme Court.
lie Nessager," the French Canadian
W ekly published in Lewiston. will complete
next Monday. ifs eth year. Louis Frechetie.
the national French Canadian poet. viii con-
tribute . poem.
CUMBERLASD.
| Monday afternoon the twelve year old son
of I. p. Butler, while coasting on New High
street in Portland, ran against q post and
broke his leg.
| The following rescript from the Law court
has been rendered in . Franklin county case,
that of Samuel z. Mosher vs.. John Venue,
/ tor replevin of certain timber: Timber trees
wrongfully cut by the mortgagor. or q stran-
ger. NAV be taken and held by the mortgage,
or anyone claiming under him; and neither
the one who cut the trees. nor one who has
purchased the trees of him. can maintain re-
plevin for them.
| There are some very nice Hereford calves
in North Pennington. Eugene Luce has .
very nice pair, also John Furnish has two
very handsome calves, one white faced and
one dark rcd.
OXFokD.
| Editor Norwood, of the Oxford County
! Record, whose Office and stock of presses,
type and fixtures we're burned in the last
weeks fire at Kexar Falls, announces that he
will make the nee, sssrv arrangements and
resume the publication of the Record by Inc
middle of April.
! The old men of Paris are As hale and hardy
As can be found any where in the State. James
Deering, is in his s7th wear. and
walks the street erect and a. strong
as many younger men. Col Wm
! SWEET, in his sgd year, is much inter-
ested in bee culture, His son Harvey has
one of the best herds of cows, twenty 10 num-
Der, to be found They are all grades from
the pure jersey TO one-sixteenth; South Paris
milk men furnish the best in quality and full
measure. Mr.. s. X. Holmes, under the
same roof with the Colonel. is over 80 and
can saw 4 cord of wood in q day. Four gen.
erations of SWEETS now reside in the same
house. Alvah Hersey who has just recovered
from an attack Of pneumonia, is -, but he 10
as spry as boy and is apparently as strong
as he ever was. Luther Belt. SO years of
age, does q mans work in the woods and
teams cord wood into the village for recrea-
tion.-LeUistos Journal
PENoBscor.
| Representatives of nearly all the insur.
ance companies doing business in this State,
are holding two or three days session in
! Bangor. They have q supervision Of all the
| fire insurance business carried on by their
companies, and have charge of the local in
surance boards in the cities Their business
In meeting here will be the reorganization of
the local insurance board of Bangor, q read
justment of the rates of insurance, etc
| Commercial
A number of Bangor young men are en-
thusiastic autograph collectors, and one or
| two of them have very rare and valuable col
lections. One Of the Oldest collectors re-
ceived yesterday morning the autograph of
Sir Garnet Wolseley. written as follows
"Wolseley, Gtn'r'l, Camp Corti. The Sou
dan, Feb, 18th, 1885"
PIscArAoUIs.
Ii is predicted that the ice in Moosehead
| Lake will break up early this season, and
with that fact in view, number of Bangor
parties have already chartered several of the
lake steamers, and will have them all ready
for the early fishing Of the season. Portland
gentlemen will also be at the Lake, a. guests
of the Bangor parties. The steamer kineo,
which was so popular last summer. has al
ready been chartered by three different par
ties, for use this spring.
d. IL. EVeletn OF IftenSltie mas Dctn car
rying on very extensive numbering operations
this winter on his land on the line of the Ban
gor & Pscataquis Railroad, above Shirley
Mills. He has cut over one million feet of
pine and spruce logs and hauled them on to
the Piscataquis river. In the spring they
| will be driven down to the Mills. The latter
will undergo very extensive repairs, and ad-
ditions of machinery will be made. and the
buildings put in frst-class condition The
lumber will he shippetbv rail, from Shirley
Mills. II is expected that the village will be
built up greatly by the enterprise.
WASHINGTON.
Mr.. John Allan, the game and ish warden
at Dennysville, has IN his possession live
deer taken from dog belonging to a poach
er. As the evidence is clear the law breaker
will suffer the double penalty of having deel
in possession, and also of hunting game with
dogs. The deer was driven BY the dog into
Mr.. As door yard.
| The Mschias Republican will soon resume