Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-30
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among thieves in Lewiston who lifted 5000
winters workout of his trousers nocta
and left him to be picked up by the nolirs
ind sent TO Jail for intoxica,ion. On Sanda,
he was again arrested for intoxication and
sent to Jail for 80 DAYS
Inc trial of Joslin Sullivan, the assailanl
OF John AcGillicuddy, several weeks ago
occupied the attention of the Lewiston NUM-.
cipat court until late hour, Saturday after.
noon In self-defense, Sullivan claims he
used the saw, and only after he had lodged
hammer thrown at his head and while Mr..
Gitlicuddy was again reaching into the tool
oox after another missile. John McGillicud.
dy, the assaiied, appeared 10 court with his
arm in sing. He testified that the assault,
was entirely unprovoked The court held
Sullivan and ordered him TO recognize in the
sum of $500 to answer further to the charge
at the S. J. Court in September. Sulliva
furnished bonds and was released.
| CUMBERLAND.
| Two boys named Patrick Feeney and viii.
liam Duross ran away from the State Reform
| School, Saturday, while engaged at work in
| the house under a lady's charge.
The business done at the Portland Custom
House has largely increased within a year.
The Imports of molasses have increased 1876
per centand of sugar 55 per cent The total
revenues of the port in May of this year
amounted to Sl62,96l So, an increase OF
! Sl09 ,03'4S, over the corresponding month
/ last yea.
| SATURDAY P. G. Latarte of Saccarappa left
his vesthanging in his livery stable while he
| ATTENDED TO some work outside Ga his re-
turn hefound that his watch valued at $50
and chain had been taken BY some sneak
thief during his absence, says the Portland
Expires.
| LINCOLN
! JEFERsoN.-Our correspondent writes,
June Y Some OF the farmers will commence
hayingthis week, but there will not be a gen.
eral srike until after the Fourth-B p.
Brownhas sold his stock of groceries and
provisions kept in the "Baynum" store TO
G. Fanum. The operatives from this town,
in the watch factory, Waltham. are at home
on a vocation Rev. Mr.. Vinal administered
the ordnance of Baptism to four converts last
sabbah morning and in the eveEing extend
ed tn hand of fellowship. Fannie
Jonesof Watham. Mass. is visiting friends
here. Last Sunday was Childrens Day at
the brst Baptist church. The house was
very handsomely and profusely decorated
with lowers The pastor, Rev. Mr.. Vinal,
preaced very able and instructive sermon,
whcl was well received. Text, Matt 9: 49,
A ery enjoyable evening was passed at the
residGce OF Mr. and Mrs. Arthur c. Meserve,
the 2 I'D inst, it being the thirtieth anniver-
sary pf their marriage, or "Pearl wedding .
One hundred were present Rev. Mr.. Vinal
in n 'gy impressive and happy manner re-
newe1 the marriage ceremony Refresh.
menswere served. At late hour the CON-
panydspersed leaving as tokens of kind re-
gard ind friendship many presents and ten.
{ deriretheir best wishes to the happy family
, SAGADAHoC.
, REMOND-Our correspondent writes
The gaduating exercises of the class of SO
r II. J., at Congregational church, Friday
eveniv were very interesting. The class
hundred twelve, eight girls and four bows
2 The ihurch was prettiy decorated for the
< occaSn. The class motto was ''EsSe Non
Vtdel." A large crowd was present. many
beinnnable to obtain seats. Music was fur
nish1 by Schuberts Quartette of this place.
The ass reception at the Opera House Mon
D day eening was a brilliant affair. Music was
!, furnned by Pullen's Orchestra seven
= piecs Retire. hments were served ir
i the tnquet hall Of the Opera House. At the
. town meeting Monday afternoon i
e was oted. that the town enter into a con
tracwith some responsible company, to pu
It in pod system of water works. Very lit
j. tie position to the project was manifested
Y but " voting against it. The company that
s put the water works at Gardiner were abb,
: rep1ented by H. NJ. Heath of Augusta, who
on ling introduced, read and clearly ex-
plaid a proposition from the company. The
conany will put in 40 hydrants at places
!. whes the selectmen may designate, kee ping
II saniin repair at all times, a. an annual rem
:, tai $4,000 per year, for twenty years AL
9 exit MIGRANTS required by the town. to be
Y pai} for at the same rate, $50 per hydrant.
It Prositions of Joseph Wescott &
II Son were read by Geo. B
II b indette, chairman board of selectmep
Z The offer was to put 40 hvdrants in at S57 81
. perydrant. Propositions were read from
= JAMS J. Newman, Providence, r. l This
offdwas $50 per hydrant. Judge Hall adj
t. dreed the meeting, and after complimentine
heiardiner company on their reliability a:
busess men, that he had known for years
mod that acommittee be appointed to con
% fer it'll the Gardiner company and report a
# srial town meeting next Thursday after
10 NOD The motion was carried, and Modera
/. tor. ]. Buker appointed Judge Hall. C. H
T. Southland and board of selectnen or
thaommittee.
e DRRIDGEwoCK. Our correspondent
VI WIS, June %: Our enterprise ng reighbor
g., Jewett has just started new thing owe
at potash mandatory. He is making
lutcating and cylinder oil which promise
u mn, as it spreads rapidly when applied t.
= tfbesrings of machinery, and wears mucl
!. bier than that now in use. The Somerse
- abroad Co. are giving it a trial, with tn,
'' bore named results. Mr. Jewett makes thi
IRON tallow and will soon be able to produces
700 gallons a week THE recent rains have
Assured farmers in this section bountifu
,acropi.-The packing company of Burnham
Morrill, have secured 3l6 acres of sweet corr
and are still making cans.-Hobbs & With
Il erell nave a lot of nice carriages from Ames
Il bury, Mass, for sale.-W. E. Burgess com
\ mences building his new house this week
j. w. Hathaway hopes to occupy his house
the last of July Sophie May aud sister g
to Little Chebeague and Peaks Islands thu
| first Of July.-Two of our boys, p. S. Lind
say and James Robbins have just returned
from bicycle trip to Carrying Place. The.
report fish plenty, and brought boxful Il
emphasize their assertion We have new
physician, DIR. Varney, from Skowhegan
The feeble health of DR.. Brown me kes a goot
opening. DIR. Brown and wife are on thu
coast for the benefit of his health.-Dr. Rob
bins. assisted by DR.. Gushing of Skowhegan
successfully removed cancer from th'
breast of Mrs. A. A johnson last week. 4
few days since, with the assistance of DR.
Boutelle of Waterville, he removed larg'
tumor from the neck of a son of Chas. G
Holbrook of Stark. The installation of the