The Portland daily press., 1886-11-13
THE STATE.

AhOOSlOOk COUNTY
Inc water works at Presaue Isle are given
all, viii be laid as soon as the frost Is out Of
the ground In the spring
ANDRoscoGeIN COUNTY.
Auburn citizens are taking deep interest
In new temperance movement.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
In the Naples teorn shop, this year. about
26O,O cans have been packed, 80. 900 mors
than last year,-and the corn Is the best b
quality in all the years the establishment las
been in operation.
William Warren, Of Bridgton. has been
arrested in Boston for stealing m0n,y from
the store Of his friend w. w. MeD,nald. In
that city.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
The Chronicle says that the Hasons and
Odd Fellows think Of erecting large block
In Pennington the coming seaSn.
KENNEBEc coUNY.
Mrs. Sylvanus Fairbanks Of Mt. Vernon.
has been Informed that sle has been allowed
5000.
Frand W. Stewart and Geo w. REYNOLDS
OF WlnslOw, have ercted big cold blast re-
frigerator on the hnks Of the lSebasticook.
They viii use il ~ beef and mutton.
The people Of oakland are beginning de-
termined erusats against the ruInsellers.
me Falrnee SouLnai says Lhat oiias lie
D. West Kenebec river, to Lawrence Bros.
of South GSdiner. The sale covered nj Oo1
acres, and ne price paid was sS7 800
The Fa'held journal says that the cashier
Of the O9land Bank, on trying to open the
could 1T. 1t is a time lock On ne inside
and hen wound up and the safe locked X
canpt be opened until the NEXT dav al a
o'clSk' IL IS supposed that 1t was not sum
ciety wound, and ran down. They tried 10
orn II with erowbars and derrieks. but aid
Vt succeed. An expert from Boston h
waited. -'''0" %
OXFORD COUNTY.
A volunteer hose company has recently
been organized in Norway
LINCOLN COUNTY.
John Silver Of BOothbay. was lost over-
board from the schooner Sarah H. Davis on
ne passage, from Boston 20 Franklin, Me-.
khhptuay. Inc vessel was going about eight
yess,, and there was an ugly sea on. but fhe
yer W." "as move 10 and boat lowered Sil-
~ he : good swimmer and kept ai0at un-
nearly thh rescued. He was In the water
sninutes.
The Bath waRAHoccoUNrY.
putting, in the neppply company.whlch Is
Water Works syndicate National Water-
progressing quite rapid. Work has been
The amount expended thDon the works.
the cargo OF pipe now ON thqr, including
S2S,0O0. ", is some
SOMERSET COUNTY.
In the case Of jeremiah Hayden vs..
ter III. SHILLING an action Of trespass brVes-
by plaintiff against the defendant for cutht
down and carrying away the grass from th.
railroad limits where 1t crossed plaintiffs
farm, the Law Court has decided in favor Of
the defendant The plaintiff Is a resident az
Nye's Corner in Fairfield The railroad runs
across his land, and year ago last summer
MIR. Skilings, section man, cut the grass
along the side Of the track Mr.. Hayden
forbade his cutting the grass on the land
abutting his land. In spite Of the caution
he cut the grass and hauled il away. Mr..
Hayden then brought this action, claiming
the railroad simply had an easement" and
no right to what grew upon 1t.
WALDO COUNTY.
There were four bidders for the contract to
furnish Belfast with a system Of water
works. The lowest were Il. II. G. Reynolds
x Co, who, in behalf Of Mofiit, Hodgkins Il
Clark Of Watert0wn, N. Y, offered 10 fur
nish fifty hydrants at an annual rental Of
$1,000, and additional ones at S3S each.
YORK COUNTY.
win 5. Thompson Is preparing genealog-
cal register Of the early inhabitants OF
Wells and KenneDunk. The work will con
tain full genealogies Of the early families
down TO nearly the present day, tracing,
when possible back TO the immigrant ances-
tor 1t will also include lists Of soldiers,
town officers and maps, showing the location
OF roads, estates, garrisOns, churches and
early saw and corn mills.