Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-12-09

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famous Androscoggin treshet of 1878 is to b
tried at the December term of court in Bath
over the saving of certain logs belonging &
| the Androscogein Water Power Company
Z. Plummer of Lisbon Falls, Agent, tina
went through the booms at Lisbon Falls a
that time. The Colbys of Brunswick ar
plaintiffs. and sue TO recover for labor i,
saving the logs according to bargain made
1t Is said that the Lisbon Falls folks CLAIM
that the Brunswick folks converted porto,
of the lumber that went over to their owl
use.
ARoosTooK.
George Rogers. of Limestone. was taken t.
Houiton. Sunday night, BY Deputy United
States Marshal r 81 Johnson, and lodged il
Roulton Jail. The Portland Advertiser saw,
Rogers is considered the chief Of hard To-
and was arrested only after a most desperate
struggle. Asa Rogers, 8 brother Of George
is now IN Portland Jail, awaiting trial for The
same offence. c. c. Rogers, another brother
was also arrested some time ago, but there
being no evidence against him, he was dis
charged by Commissioner Rand.
HANCOCK
1t is a settled thing that Bar Harbo,
will have another weekly paper and it will be
Owned bv several stockholders. the capital
stock being $500. The Bar Harbor Rec.
ord is the chosen name.
Saturday evening. Dec 4, boat contain.
ing Jno. +. Gross of Crotch Island, and
Steven Small upset off Green's Landing,
Deer Isle. They were sren FROM the shore
bur help didn't arrive for an hour Small
aged Il wears, having in the meantime los,
hold Of the overturned boat sank. Gross
was nearly dead when rescued
PIsCATAoUIs.
A town meeting was held in Abbot last Sat.
urdsy to see if the town would vote $4,000
TO aid the Monsoon railroad to connect with
the Sebasticook and Moosehead Lake railroad
at Wellington. The proposition was voted
dow n, the advocates of the road .acking ii
votes for the requisite two-thirds as required
by law. Afterwards, however, the citizens
Of the town subscribed $4,000 for the stock
in the road and it is thought that the requisite
$4,000 will be raised by private subscription
says the Bangor Wing.
SAGADAHoc
Daniel ID Hode kns. aged Is wears. died
Saturday afternoon, of paralysis. He leaves
a wife and three sons. He was one of the old.
est grocery men in Bath.
Schooner Col Mllliken, is reported total
wreck at Morrant Cay reef near the island
San Domingo. She WAS in command of Capt.
f. l. Dunton OF Wiscasset and was boun
from Maracaibo for Boston, and owned by
Augusta, Gardiner and Bath parties.
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va. quar'er'y meeting OF the NJ +. Society
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$500 ,eu SIM r uty interesting sermons,
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i"es, peC. Ihe oomerset railway mas Its
49, tal pn ~. Wy .o'n o"Aianu 10 NO. Ahsot
w.. "as nv ~ pu' vi 'ne ins'rumeh's'-A
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.a""oie i'uy' was puried today
NJ -'. pMou, correspondent writes
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'e improvements 10 thelr store house 90
onensd in rho Simeon hooh van 'p no. -
opened Monday with a full attendance =
G. T Totman and wife left Saturday
for Boston where the, spend a few weeks
and from there they 20 to Florida FOR
the winter Hon. s. A. Nye and A
+. Gerald went out Monday with
two good looking spans; thew both did some
good trotting Burgess, our popular Jewel
Ter, has in stock Of holiday goods that i,
will be hard to beat anywhere on the RIVER
G. II. Newhall of the firm of Lawrence Philip.
& Co. arrived home from Moose River or
Saturday Wood is very hard to get: dr.,
wood is entirely out Of the question u. S.
Senator A. P. Williams and wife are expect
ed to eat their Xmas dinner in Fairfield with
Mrs williams father, Mr.. Lewis Dunbar
The Senator with his handsome wife arrived
in Washington last Thursday and have taker
Gov. Longs rooms at the Hamilton
A grand COMFORT il IN ha oiran hy po.,or