Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-04
SPARES FROM MAINE WIRES.
Or anite Work at Vipal Haven-Success
OF Waldoooro Fair. etc.

Golf street, Auburn man, has celery in
garden that stands four feet high.
The Oakland Shovel-handle factory, after
a very busy year has shut down for few
weeks vacation.
term. The winter term commences the 1th
inst. with good attendance.
Mr.. Charles Waldron has sold out the
Shawmut House 10 r. A. Eastman of Water
vile who has taken possession.
Mr.. Daniel Wing of the Waterville Mail
has moved to Fairfield and makes his home
at Mr. OTIS Tay lor's in the lower end of the
| village.
The juries at the September term Of the
Androscoggin $. } court were paid as fol-
lows Grand jury, Sl73 first traverse, 1881 :
35; second traverse, $3.50 SO.
The Bodwell Granite Company has cut
over 39, 900 pieces of stone at Vinal Haven
in the last two years, very much more
than one half of which has been cut this
year.
The Woolwioh Brick Company will make
1 500, 900 bricks this year. They have burned
one kiln of 800. 900 and nave three more to
burn. They ship most of their brick to
Boston.
Some thief entered the bark Shelburn,
lying at shed {, at the Grand Trunk yard,
Portland, Tuesday night, AMI stole dark
blue chinchilla overcoat, the property of
Captain ID. T. Murphy.
Chas. II. Merrill of Newport has bougb,
back the sa~ and grist mill of the Kennebec
Fibre Co. The price paid is understood to
be $4,000. People in Newport expect to see
the lower dam rebuilt and The mill started ur
soon.
It is said to be finally settled that Mr.
| Jere NJ. Hill. the principal of the High
school will leave Bangor for Hyde Park
Mass. to accept the lew position which ha.
been rendered hin, and that he will take bi.
| departure next week.
General Manager Payson Tucker of the
Maine Central has written to MIR. Frank
Robinson Of Bangor that the train sigma
which they have placed in the Portlasd yart
is working splen1dly and doing everything
that Mr.. Robinson claims for it.
Mr.. Henry Bradley OF Vsssalboro is dons
quite an extensive business catching eels a
the Kennebec Fiber Cos dam. He has nov
about thirty barrels in tanks. He will keel
them until Geld weather aud then ship then
to Boston where they will probably brinl
| ten to fifteen cents pound.
Some small boys while playing Dea
Stricklsnd's dock in Bangor Thursday fount
the dead body Of a young infant floating IL
tie vatsr thare. This Is The secoEd hol,
found in the city within a short time an
something ought to be done about it, Th
last one was found below the city.
The lumber for the new passenger statio
Of the Dexter & Piscata }uis railway at Dex
ter and Foxcroft is nov on the ground. an,
this week a Maine Central crew of ston'
masons began work on the foundation o
Dexter station. Baliastinz On the new roa
goes ste sdily on and no doubt but What i, vii
be opened for travel by December hrst.
The following officers Of Moses Webs,e
Lodge No. l45, F. and A. NJ, of Vinalhaver
were publicly installed by d. X. Manson
assisted by W. S. Vinal as marshal: Osca
c. Lane, W. NJ; F. II. Webster, S. W.
W. Frank Pierce. j. W.; Calvin B. vinsl
Treas. W. q. Carver, Sec.: +. GriDdle.
d.; Edward Clayton, J. D.; Sam. Fi6eli
ISIS r A. Dyer, J. $; Rufus Ayev, 81
Tyler. A general good time ~as enjoyed b
all.