Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-11

Frank Taylor, the man who was SO badly
injured at Wakefield's coal yard Monday
was quite comfortable yesterday. His pulse
was normal, an it is thought that there are
no internal injuries. Under the most favor
able conditions, however, there can be none
or but partial action of the elbow joint.
+. o. Quigley of Chicago was at the Ev-
ans yesterday.
For some time past tools and other arti-
ces have been missed from the brick yard
OF VIM. Ii. Morrill,, near the foot of North
street, and it has not been easy to get cue
to the perpetrator of what have seemed to be
nothing less than repeated acts of malicious
mischief. But now Mr.. morrill, has got up
on such safe ground in regard to 1T that un-
less these mischievous pranks are stopped an
example will be made of somebody.
Mrs j. Ii. Douglass, the wife of Mr.. Lit
ties chief clerk and child, have gone to
Bucksport ON a two weeks visit.
MIR. Ami Davenport and MIR. Hiram Potter
of this city, and Dr. Rufus Warehouse of
Dostoht are cduhpiHs oo' 'o' '"S WIN "s 'he
Outlet" The Misses Cooney, Sampson
aud Warehouse of this city, and Miss Lille
Moore of Boston, will join them tomorrow.
the quartet OF ladies having engaged rooms
at Bmery's hotel, so as To look out for the
boys, help them pick the fish bones out of
tn cir chowders, and wash the dishes.
Sumner HollBgsworth and wife of Boston.
of the Hollingsworlh and Whitney Com
pany, are visiting at Mrs. Stevens in Rau-
,lolph.
The specifications for the new Winter
street bridge are not quite ready, and it il
not positively decided whether the structure
will be of wood or iron. Some of the com
miltee favor wood. = MIR. John Town, repre-
senting the Berlin Iron Bridge Company OF
Binghanipton. N. Y, WAS in the city yester'
day, and visited the site of the new bridge
with Street Commissioner Baker. He will
visit the city again as soon as the specifca
tons are ready for inspection.
| Charles +. Allen, Esq, OF Boston, is the
guest of his sister, Miss Hannah Allen, a
Glen cottage, Fsrmingdale.
Mr.. c. II. Ingalls,, of the firm of c. H
Ingalls, i Son. of Lynn, Mass, proprietor Of
the shoe factory at Randolph, is in The
city.
The boys of the Continental Hose Com
pany do not seem inclined to say much abou
the proclamation of the Monitors of 0rono
published in the Bangor papers. They res
wholly upon the award of the time keeper
and the fact stands that they made the run
and got water in 81 seconds. Chief Engin
eer Broker still has the prizes in his posses
sion.
A good record is made by the large team
of f Plmpton 4 Sous, OF Litchfell, n'aru
/ factureIs of forks aud hoes, which del yer,
al, III, ir goods to the depot in this city, 4
distance of seven miles and a half from tIei
( work. Since last ID, cemh.r their team ha
not failed but once of making its regula
three trips week through all kinds of weath
er and over all kinds of roads. This nrn
has greatly enlarged its production du.in
the past four or five years and now employ
about thirty workmen. They are manufac'
uring large numbers of their new trotred no
for which patent was issued to them Jun
2, 1885. Of all their goods, hay and manu-
forks and hoes, this firm sends large ship
ments TO Australia every year