Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-09-01
State News.
FRANKLIN,

FRANKLIN.
At a republican caucus in jaw. Ang. asth
Roscoe Vaughan was nominated for represen
tative to the legislature
| HANCOCK
| There is likelihood of at least one hundred
cottages being erected at Bar Harbor befor,
next July.
| EDGEcoMB.-Our correspondent write.
Aug. 3oth; large party from Newcastl,
and Damariscotta made visit 10 the old
fort on Davis Island, Wednesday.-Mrs
Calvin Perkins is one of the smartest ole
ladies of the country. She is 81 wears old
never wore glasses and is as bright and active
as many at half her age.-F. c. Farnsworth
and family returned Monday to HYDE Park
Mass. Miss Jennie Clifford, E e. Decker
w Z. Haggett and wife to Boston, Mass
Mrs. Perry Cove and family, of Maiden,
are visiting Mr. George Cove. Mrs. E.
Hanson of Lowell, Mass, at Mrs. S. Ornes
The Wiscasset Cornet Bands excursion or
steamer Islander last Thursday from tina,
place to Augusta had four hundred
passengers. 1t took fifty of them from thi.
place. Ii gave the summer visitors a grand
opportunity of seeing both rivers. the
Sheepscot and the Kennebec.
ALMA. Our correspondent writes. Aug
30. 1886: Many wells have failed on accoun,
OF the drought. One machine in town
threshed over six hundred bushels of grain
last week besides travelling quite a distance.
High school at Head Tide commenced Mon.
day with about forty schoars.-A congrega-
tion OF over one hundred listened to Rev. Mr..
af,o,no IT,. =. 'He eia church SUNDAY
- 80, mah! iriehus OF Deacon
a. :, -: -: a. III, nome last "eones'
ooos.; - 'oms ms eisntle'h oirthasy' Inc
Two brass hands were n,ssen, .na aaa.,sa.
were made by Reys Pierce Skalton .nd
Pentecost Geo. w. Turner il .nandin !
a week at Brockton Mass.-Flors NJ. Erskine
started for Portland Monday. Mr.. Cbas
Fox of Cambridge. Mass was in town with
Mr.. Edward Fuller of Warren the frat of the
week.-Mlss Edith Bosworth of Boston is at
81, q anu WIS natuey
c.. - 80" a.. a. Ira AVe.hi TOT
Cha,soo ~ oee anu vile oi
ui"s'.' are 'is'tihg Irlehos.
s.;d 90 son ho la ;o"a'nus lour young men
a. ae, :" no''o"' was capsiIeu gun
ana po eIo" III 'ne i',sr between ooathpor'
.h onpay W suuuen squail OF vino
d dn,"Is cue Occupants Si INTO the water A
ana s NJ VI u owen saw the accident
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PENoBscor.
A valuable cow belonging to Mr.. S. O.
jackson of Dexter, was found dead in the pas
| ture with bullet-hole in her neck. recently.
| says the Eastern State.
The republicans of Bradley, Milford. Ed
dington. Holden Clifton, Greepbush ard
Greenfield met in convention at the Bradley
Town Hall, Saturday. and nominated Mr.
Fred Pratt. of Greenbush, for Representa-
tive to the Legislature.
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Mics Sadie D,, =. D.,
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a.. - ,lo - . 20 "|u'h' az
90, .ba aoh;a IS ~ Nii D Nv eia"'
t;on in r,ot;a, b., oiaa,.;ai.., .- sApoSi
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CoRNvILLE. - Our correspondent writes
Aug. 30th: Cornville High School will com
mehce MONDAY sept. oth, IN charge OF Isaac
otorer OF Dates College.-A lodge OF the
" vi '" was lhsututeu May lZth with IL
'ne'hoers' IL no" numbers Az with pros
pee. Oh more RAPID growth IN the future
name CorhViile Lodge NO. $50. The fol
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quarter ehdihg NOV. 3oth, 1856. Z. +
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a. D ", w. bates, w. L. >; > ,. Wood
man, w. L. PARSONS, w. w.; Herbert
| biaekWell, w. NJ. Eninie smith, W. d. NJ.
MIS-. na''ie ortnen, II. H. D.. MISS Ahc'
hit.ler' L. H. .. hlmnre rlerce, w. y
u, MISS Aoo'e hldiey' w. l. U.
NoRRlpGE"o ck--Our correspondent writes
aug o. zen ., VI. o"ilt mas oeen ADDRESS
ing .ne Voters OF western somerset on pollti
Cal issues curing the past week. ana Sunda.
eve gave ',e host enectiVe temperance az
uress hearu mere lor years. In zeal, ABILITY
anu PATRIOTISM the general IS second TO none
u ne uehocra.s III caucus orturday evening
nouhi"a'eo o. Je"ett as candldate 10
nePreseh.atiVe 10 ,he Leelslature'-keV. Mr.
"hiia"s Vi ihsio" preached at the Con
grega1,ona. onurcn YESTERDAY IN exchang
WIN hev' Mr Johes'-W. ii. bigelow and )
L. Doar u'nah Vi augusta were IN town yes
'eruay WISHING reiati'es'
WALDO.
KNOX Our correspondent writes, Aug
| 80: Quite number of our citizens are a
Bangor attending the fair.-The republicans
OF the following towns: Brooks, Knox, Free
dom, Morrill,, Swanvllle and Waldo, met in
class convention at the Mcclure meeting
house, waldo, Saturday, Aug. % at T. NJ
for the purpose OF nominating candidate TO
Representative, and transaciing other impor
tant business. ). Wlggln OF Knox proved
to be the successful candidate. and upon re
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