Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-11
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ANDRosc0GGIN.
It will be remembered that q week ago
Saturday. the house of Henry K. White at
Lisbon Falls, occupied by himself and Hol-
man Clark, was entered BY burglars and that
about $500 in money and gold watch and
chain valued at 800 belonging to Mr. Clark
were stolen from trunk in the house. Sat-
urday of last week Deputy Sheriff Mains
discovered in the bushes about mile from
the residence Of Mr.. Clark and about mile
and half from Lisbon Fails the identical
box stolen from the trunk In it were val
liable papers. An old pocket-book was also
found in the box, in which, in an obscure part
he discovered $500 in bills, overlooked by the
thieves.
Mr. Edwin Nelson Dingley, son of Repre-
sentative Dingley. of Lewiston, graduated
with honors at the law school of the Column
bian University of Washington, Tuesday.
Lewiston Commandry, Knights Templar,
will make grand excursion, this year, but
the Templars have not decided where to 60.
Among the points talked of, are Moosehead
Lake, Memphramagog, VT, and Gloucester,
Mass. The Commandery had memorable
trip to Lake Winnepesogee, n. H last year.
ARoosrooK.
There is to be a public meeting in Presque
Isle, the 18th of this month, in the interest of
'direct" railroad from that place to Malta
wamkeag.
Indications point to a short hay crop
throughout the Aroostook valley.
H. Stevens and Sons of Fort Fairfield, lost
from the breaking of a boom 100, 900 feet
of timber which will find its way into Fred
ericton boom.
Some indignation is felt among the old
veterans at Fort Fairfield. relative to the fare
from this section to the Encampment at Port
land. There is no doubt but that were the
fare five or six dollars some 800 or more
would go from this vicinity; but at the rate
now derstood-S8-probably not more than
100 will feel like going, says tine Bangor
Commercial.
CUMBERLAND.
1t is yet undecided whether the Governor
and his staff will be mounted or ride in bar
ouches in the great procession, June 23d, at
the National Encampment in Portland
While the workmen were digging at Deer
ing Oaks, Portland, Monday, they excavated
guirs nest several feet below the surface,
in perfect condition, and containing twelve
eggs, all in good condition. Mr.. Goodwin,
the civil engineer, took charge of them and
will give them to the Natural History Socie-
ty.
little child scarcely two years of age,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Coffin OF
Yarmouth, was instantly killed by an acct
dent last Saturday. Mrs. Coffin, accompa-
MED by the child, was returning from the
yard to the house with an armful of wood,
when, by singular mishap, both fell at the
threshold, the child fracturing its spine and
injuring the heart so that death occurred i'm
mediately.
Colin Grassland, the unsophisticated back
woodsman who was swindled out of his mon
ey in Portland last week, came near being
carried to Augusta. Saturday. He was taken
from the wrong train and started for Bartlett.
1t is not known whether he has arrived or not
FRANKLIN.
A big black bear was shot at Phillipps Sat-
urday, and was purchased by a party of
sportsmen and sent to Boston.
A. w. F Belcher of Pennington died Mon
day. He was a director of the Sunday River
National Bank and proprietor of Belcher
Block. His age was about 60 years.
LINCOLN.
Many violaters Of the fish laws have been
brought to justice this year. Several lobster
factories have been closed, and several par
ties have been arrested for illegal SEEMING.
Fish Warden Thompson, who has been an
ctive participant in catching there law
breakers, and bringing them to justice has
received the following warning, according
to the Damauscotta Herald;
EAST BOoTHBAY, MAY %, 1885.
John Thomson l take my pen in hand to
let you no that we are lookin out for you
and that we have got YOU Spotted we shall
faller you and some mite you will come up
missin we have got everey thing redy we will
pay you up for your cussed work you will not
go about next year Robin the pore fishermen
unless it is in some other strait and the saif-
est way for you is to go their now and not
show your he'd in these parts again you had
best have the man engaged to preach your
funeral and tell him you will be among the
missin we all now you now and we shall have
enuff to take cair of all your bote will bring
or any team you said you did not cair for all
the men in town you would do your duty but
you will find it is not your duty to be med
delin with other folk that has not harmed
you all we want is for you to come down hear
ons more. a fisherman.
PIsCATAoUIs.
While the family of J. B. Mayo, ESQ.,. of
Dover was at church, Sunday evening, the
house was entered and $40 in cash taken
The thief has not been detected He was
frighted away by the return of the family.
He entered through back window.
Seventy-six persons united with the Con-
gregational church in Foxcroft, last Sunday,
the largest number ever received there at
one time. A number of others will unite at
a later date. These were all converted at the
late revival.
PENoBscoT.
An addition of twenty feet is being made
to the depot at Brewer to afford more space
for the waiting rooms.
Jack Darling of Enfield was arrested Satur-
day by Game Warden Allen for Transporting
one pair of moose horns contrary to law, and
was tried before Trial Justice J. G. Wilson
at Orono. He was fined $40 and costs and
appealed to- the AUGUST term of Supreme
Judicial Court.
SOMERSET.
The Skowhegan and Moose river telephone
line has been completed.
YORK.
There are thirty young ladies and gentle