Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-19
STATE NEWS.
ANDROSCOGGIN.

LIvERMoRE FALLs-Our correspondent
writes Mar. 10; Another accident at Otis
Falls Wednesday, ust as the Is O'Clock
whistle blew brick mason who was jointing
up, fell from granite wall twelve feet high
onto pile of brick badly breaking his
ankle. The patient is suffering terribly and
is attended by DIR. j. r. Bradbury. We
have not learned the party's name.-A tele-
gram was received here Thursday of the
death of Mr. Chas Ley ford of Illinois. Mr.
Leyford was brought up on a farm near by,
and was much respected by all who knew
him. We understand his remains are to be
brought to this place.-'rhe funeral services
of Mrs. Irene Leyford will be held at the
house of her daughter Friday at 2 z, NJ
Hon. George NJ. Siders County Attorney of
Cumberland County has accepted the invi-
tation extended by kimball Post to deliver
the Address here Memorial Day.
FRANKLIN.
+. +. Voter and Mr.. Wray last week
promptly and satisfactorily settled the losses
occasioned by the grange building fire. Mr..
Robertson of the Franklin Laundry, received
$3.50 for loss on his furniture and fittings
and 1925 on goods left for the
laundry; $3.50 was paid on the building to
the County Grange. Mr. Robertson informs
us his customers sent in schedules of indi-
vidual losses aggregating S203, and he pro-
poses to settle with them on a percentage
basis Harrington Chronicle.
WILToN.-Our correspondent writes -
Mar. Il During the past week the weather
has been mild aud the roads were quite soft
and we could almost imagine spring was
about to make its advent, but today although
not cold we are encountering one of the
ynnno rn aro s'rr, 70 Gov hos homl,h. ,ha
hnusnard rract;ca of n Cnrson &c Nan
Shauo,' ,a5 o-,,,,,,,l,oa. q. n,,,., III ,a1.
w" a;sh him snncass in his no,, faId ~ Ia
hor uo,rayor ,rn oro No, Iof, ,,itham+ rar,
roso,.a,;on ot noI;nal ,rna.nsn. va ,o h n,p
forr as ,ha nrnfossio,, iaf, and Nv Pct,
80 waII - ;,,tond;n,r 60 ,,ova boro 500,
W. bavo snr;nLiing of measIes tbree or
fonr cases have heen renorted ~-Iobn Iecro
rronr;a,or IS Tho ,,iIls ra.r ,bo do,o, 60,
b;s h.nd s,igh,ly and ,onL cnId in ,bo ,snnnd
and Gov fa,r dsvs vas in a crit;c,I con,,it;nn
Ear,,onJo hobas ros;,IaI;,, Ch;on1,a
Gov tho nos, t,,optv-6ve vears re,nrneJ La :,
fail ,n ~ v;,b H. f,tbcr and d;aJ last Sa,.
nrian nor,;na ua laaves ~ u;do,, .nd :,
49,, -, ,a f , ,,h, In ro,,,r, 60 ~;
cago taking the remains of the deceased there
Tor ih'ermeh''-t NE people Oh .h's Town are
quite anxious 10 kho" 'ne resu" OF the sus-
pension or the "insio" Iackihg 20 as they
nave factory mere II pass 90 ana T.
walker are pushed Win orders'-A rev Gays
ago l met one Oh 'ne agents OF y. N "errish
VINO informed me 'ha' 'he! had a large sale
OF the Aruc ne" variety OF apple OF
which Mr.. "err,sh Is sole proprietor II
would not De taxing 100 much space VIII say
nave known ''e parent Tree ana Would feei
as uhongn l was uoihg lne readers OF the
Jouri'ai laNor III RECOMMENDING tn's Tree
IL originated on tne oahKs OF 'he ~ Law
renee hNer opposite won lsie "here the
thermometer runs as 10" as 20 oeio" o. ne
parent Tree which vas 'ne onis Que Ill eAis-
49,. So, go IT. hr,,,ol',s - r.
and spreading forming an open hand the
wood \, hit. NTH varx romnact Sbra T.