The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-01-30

either. for the same thing happened before the ac-
cident to the bridge in Augusta.
Mr.. Walker Blaine has left Washington perma-
nently and after stopping at home In Augusta for
a few DAYS win 90 to Chicago where he will enter
into the practice OF law.
Wednesday night one of series OF card parties
occurred at the Insane Hospital parltlcipated ID
by the patients. Tables were PROVIDED and all
thos who wished were allowed the privilege OF
playing. A fine coucert was given by the orches-
ira during the amusement.
Mrs. Matson of Michigan, an aged lady who
has been visiting at the house OF Mrs. Cnas Push
ard on Harrison Avenue, met WIN very serious
accident on Thursday last sne sP bsr a ana ie
leg and dislocating the shoulder ana mp the lat
ter SO badly that it caunot be put PACK IN It's prop
er place. Her recovery is DOUBTFUL
There are many lady applicants LOT positions in
the Augusta post once.
offers have been made for the Waterve Mail
Int editor Maxim prefers TO continue Its manage
ment and will mol sen.
tion delivering an Illustrated lecture on America
and the BattlefeldS of the Rebellion Dr. Pep
per and others recommend the lecture highly.
The Kennebec ice fields have not been entirely
deserted this winter although they have not pre-
sented the busy scenes of past seasons. Many of
the companies along the river have found good
ooa qa nsan gO Ome & P ds s
will be filed while many others Will be entirely
empty.
The new owners of the Readneld, Wooden Mill
RlOPoA.y AoiAlSu a OoipoIdtiou III AuSuottt Ihuio
day, with capital stock of 500 900, 81 900 paid
IN, the par value of the shares 500 each The
Presdent al 'ii S Voe.s oa tne nc"
directors, Messrs. Cowan, Roak and Guptill.
PENoBscoT COUNTY.
A fast express line between Bangor and Belfast
will probably he started i'm a few days by Fred
Nichols of Stockton.
Rev. J. X. Mason. d. D.. of Fryeburg. gave the
second in the series of pastoral addresses to the
students of the Theological Seminary, Bangor, in
the seminary chapel Tuesday evening.
meeting Of the citizens of Dexter was held at
the National Bank rooms recently, to consider
WAYS and means for improving business by Undue
heep had with Conneeticu narties Who Womb e
nlov ahont 200 hands if they came TO DEXTER
Tho Fastarn state annearc 70 have survived its
1nS EdsteIn otdle appeaiS W law HIS iiS
troubles. ana comes ouI IN q new aress a mule
hanasomer anu ilttie petter thah before.
Mr.. Elbrldge Y. Stetson, one OF the Oldest ana
was fonSd dead in the sfabIe On Sunday morninS
Ian. 94th His musician nrononnced II a case Of
heart disease.
Miss Ella NJ Boyce, formerly one of Baneor's
fayorite teachers has recentlv been offered 4 no
sition as principal Of large school in Bradford
cept, owing to previous engagements.
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All ae 10 81, spruce log was cut ias 81 nnqlsuay
crew Inmberino on the West RrannS Of tbe Pc
nobscot. II was 81 feet long. 90 inches in Diane
fer at the ton. and sealed 1579 feet The scaler
SAYS it is one Of the largest spruce logs ever cut in
Maine
-.-., .., ~, 49,, nut,
Inc fSa annual eaii9gue Oh te Bangor rheo
are 81 Students now in the Seminary. During the
past year fifteen rooms in the dormitory have
been furnished by churches in different places,
and by Mrs. Samuel Pickard of Auburn. The
term will be suspended Saturday for two weeks
recess. ,.vn ,,o.,,,n
Skowbeean is making grand nrenarations for
the coming G.. A. r. Encampment
A. Az 81 49,, st.ino poo too,
AZ tne annual ieeIinS o. Iie Hlne pee he ~
sIn secTmss Lelu as ~ ~ n me
lUr"i Psras;dent Raeon secretarv Tsaaee
sa a. " df Nor}O, 1ise nraSi
dant. T. 4 Shhntt e cogoi,, o,o,ptv r 7 q
nIsa; III Is At ~ e ~ rI,i i,
land, A. B. Herrick Of Hancock, /. +. Piummer Of
1a G nrd c;e oc ~
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
Mrs. Tristan Holmes of Marshfield has woven
$3.50 yards OF cloth and carpetlng.
Capt. G. l. Hathaway OF schooner G. v Minot
died January 23 at his home in East Machias.
Capt. Hathaway was with capt. Chase several
years IN lne packer schooner ). Baker, running
400 he honot the scbnnnar r. W;not ~" ana bas
been running a packet on the same route. He
leaves widow and several children.
Pow n n LONG hoe mazda tl,a pantic+ church
and society in Machias present Of $4,000 Qt
being the amount he owns in the Baptist church
him interest at per cent. on that sum for 1--WE
successive years. When this is done the whole
property costing S4, 700. is theirs.
wAIno corNrv
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announcer iWlsl mas pSen , given 70 tle Waldo
county pension poaI9. ", Ei5ing naS peen
invited 10 resign anu VI. u. Y. hllgore mas peen
appointed. IL VIII pc remembered, says the Bel
fast journal, mat Dr. Ellngwood was nrst ap-
pointed ana suDsequenty ms commission was
hboif mad Win 90 netitn, 9 NJ II ~
pS.,rI, f Paisast b;,nseif aeandiIafe 20, tho he
NIL t,e of ~ 1Ynsbnato IN tb i+ au t &c
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Wine HEY Sanonnced ab5res Raker and MI
Unison Who onnosed Flingnod and said du thew
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a. w Elinyood soyS he viii not srasi ~ w Nc
fers removal and wants to know what the charges
against him are
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si. ross dssistdne tcdcHeis'
IN GENERAL.
The farmers of the State saw that this has been
one Of the hardest winters that they have ever