The Portland daily press., 1889-10-05
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Tho Lincoln County teachers.

WIscAssET October 5.-The twelfth an
nuad session of the Lincoln County Teach
ers' Association met at the Court House at
1915, and was called to order by President
G. A. Peaslee of Wiscasset. A large delega-
tion of teachers was present. After devo-
tional exercises, reading of the Scripture,
prayer by Rev. w. HI. Crawford of Wiscas-
set, and words of welcome by President
Peaslee, reports of the difficulties met by
teachers were opened by N. A. Luce, and
discussed by the supervisors from Bristol
and Lewiston, and the teachers. At the af-
ternoon session paper was read on school
discipline by Prof. A. F. Richardson, of the
Castine Normal School, followed by a discus
sion. An excellent paper on temperance
instruction, by G. w. Springer lof Waldo
boro, was also. followed by q discussion.
The other exercises were interesting, ending
with an address by Mr.. Luce in the evening
on Habit in Education"
oxford Veterans.
SOUTH PARIS, October 4.-The Oxford
County Veteran Association met at the
building occupied by the South Paris Con-
gregatlonal Society, yesterday. They were
called to order by President FL. N. Bolster,
who was reelected to that office. L. d.
Bartlett and G. III. George were chosen vice
presidents, Franklin Maxim secretary, and
G. L. Douglass treasurer. Eight G. A. K.
posts were represented, and nearly 80 men,
bers were present. After some discussion it
was voted to hold future meetings at time
other than that of the county fair, the place
being left to the executive committee, which
consists of the chief officers of each OF the
10 Z. A. IL. posts of the county. No other
business was transacted, except an attack on
goodly, supply of eatables, which was char
acterlzed by the same audacity as, and SINH
lar results. to, many of their hard foug hit as
saults during the great war.
Schooner WandraIn Seized.
BANGOR. October 4-The British schooner
Wandrain. Captain Wood, was libelled and
seized here today, by Deputy United States
| Marshal Hathaway, on complaint of Thom-
as Kennedy and three other sailors, who al
| lege ill-treatment and arrears of wages due.
| A hearing is set for October 9, at Portland
| The schooner is now In the hands of a
| keeper.
constables for AndroscoggIn.
| AUGUSTA, October At is understood
| that in accordance with the accommodation
of the Council, Governor Burleigh will NOM
mate two persons to be constables to aid in
the enforcement of the liquor laws in Lewis.
ton and Androscoggin county.
| Pastor Installed at Monmouth.
| WINTHROP, October 4.-Rev. HI. A. An.
derson, formerly of Portland, recent grad
uate of the Bangor Theological Seminary.
was installed as pastor of the Congregational
church at Monmouth last evening He has
been supplying the pulpit for some months.
Shooting Wandering Cows.
CARIBOU, October 4-The Aroostool, Re.
publican reports that considerable excite
ment was occasioned in Fort Kent and vicin.
ity recently. by the shooting of four cows
by Mrs. Moneau. The cows belonged IN q
man named Pennette. and early Wednesday
morning they wandered into Moneau's gar.
den and Toasted on squashes, pumpkins and
"sich."
Safe Robbed in Bath.
BATH, October 4.-Last Wednesday after.
noon G. G. Deering, shipbuilder at the South
end, went to his safe to get some money and
discovered that 5000 was missing. Mr.. Deer
ing has not yet discovered any clue as to who
stole the money. The one who did it must
have known the combination, as the lock
was found Just as 1t was left.