Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-18
State News.
ANpROsCOGGIN.

ANDRoscoGGIS.
McGilicuddy Belleau have dissolv ed
their Law partnership. saws the Journal.
The International Express Company of
Lewiston still awaits the outcome of litigs-
ton effectins the transmission of express
matter by them over the Crank Trunk be-
tween Lewiston and Portland.
ARoosrook.
There seems t. b. pretty general feeling
among the farmers OF Aroostook County that
the future prospects for starch will not war
rant them in putting in so many potatoes as
they did last year
The Selectmen have employed Mr. Frank
Brown of Washburn, for Superintendent of
the Poor Farm. and he has entered upon his
duties
CUMBERLAND.
Accommodations for 500 hens are being
built by Mr.. II. J. Libby upon his place at
Oak Hill. Scarboro.
The pictures of John Mead of North
Bridgton, exhibited at New Orleans, attract
great deal of notice. Two of them have
been bought by a gentleman from Cincinnati.
Tuesday morning fire broke out in the APP
paratus room of the North Bridgton Academy
and was put out by the prompt efforts of a
party of young men who were rehearsing for
drama in the chapel. says the Portland
Transcript. Damage about $500.
FRANKLIN.
Friday, Mr.. John Stinchfield had nearly
reached home from Phillips, whittier he had
just carried his wife and children for a visit
when he was overtaken by another team and
told that his baby, child about eighteen
months old, had fallen into well and was
just alive 1t proved that the child tell about
thirty feet striking his head in the fall, max
ing terrible flesh wound. The child is
alive and doing well as could be expected,
says The Pennington Chronicle.
Friday the Franklin county Jail was cleared
of all its prisoners. the first time for nearly
two years. saws the Chronicle.
HANCOCK.
Work was resumed at the Deer Isle silver
mine on Saturday, last, after a rest of seven
months. The American understands that
the old debt for labor has been paid
Things are looking lively around the sar-
dine factory at Brooklin. They are making
preparations for twice as many fish as they
had last year.
KENNEBEC.
Messrs. Frank l. Collins and W f.
Chandler Of Portland are making arrange.
ments for grand band muster to take place
AT Lake Maranocook sometime during the
month of August The muster will probably
continue three days.
Lawrence Brothers are making extensive
/ repairs on their mill at South Gardiner. by
putting in new boilers, new piping and other
wise improving their mill. A portion of it
started up Monday morning. April 18th, the
rest the last of the week. They are in hopes
/ r. kppp a m incy thar fol tba,
" " nu.'u',S 'nele uh'ii iai,' an ',iey
wintered. The renairs will co.t $4,000 mr.
moro bnt whom oomnIato3 ,bo- u;Il baya ia
smartest mill of its $40 in the Stare saws rho
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hr. lark Houston OF Mexico, has manu-
| 1actured from 800 to 900 cant dogs per wear,
Tor the last ~ or IL years. says the Canton
Telephone.
r. a. BURBANK, VINO has been with ).
Richardson at South farls, the past year, will
soon az ha can sa',in ~, Nj. ag,irs am" "'
pr,ons,
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Inc Bangor oa'e pan PLAYERS nave not
suilcieht interest 10 FORM nine Tor the
coming season. says the Is ihgor NommercIa!.
Kew. A. J'' lltiord, VINO has lately heen at
Mohticello' VIII leave IN few DAYS Tor han-
sas Ni'y' MO-, "here ne has been Transferred.
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