The Portland daily press., 1889-04-04
THE PRESS.
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL A.
MAINE TOW MS.
Saccarappa.

The town, through It's selectmen ana
special committee, has concluded its negotia-
tions with the Portland Water Company by |
an agreement embracing the following facts |
that win give the town satisfactory water |
supply for all purposes In addition to the /
a and 20 inch mains already laid, 1000 feet
of - inch, 5000 feet of inch, and $4,000 feet |
of inch cast iron pipe are TO be put on the |
following streets: A II inch pipe through |
on Main between Saco and Stroudwater
streets, A y inch pipe down Main street tn |
Cumberland Mills, also on Cumberland |
street between Warren and Brown; s inch |
Bridge street from Main to Brown. and on |
Brown from Bridge to Cumberland street 6 |
inch pipes will be laid on West Valentine |
street sr0 ,u from Bracket to Saco; Saco
and Central from West Valentine to Main;
East Valentine from Bracket to Spring;
Spring from East Valentine to Main; Has |
kell and Rochester from Main to Pine;
Seavey and Lamb from Main to Gray; Pine |
from Haskell to Seavey Gray from Seavey |
90 Lamb; Walker from Brown to Bridge; |
Bridge from Walker to Lincoln; Lincoln, |
Bridge to Elm Elm, Lincoln to Brown; |
Cumberland, Main to Warren; Warren to a |
point 800 feet east If Cumberland; Cumber- |
land from Lamb to School-house, 600 feet on |
Cottage Place; Cross, Bracket to Church; |
North, Brown to river. Suitable connections |
Will be made with both large mains, so that |
the supply will be adequate at all times.
Fifty hydrants are TO be set at points Sc
drants are to be kept in good condition and
repair, ready for use during a term of ~
years from Jan. LIST, 1890. by the water COM
pany. All hydrants now set on finch pipe
are to be connected with 6-inch, without ex-
pense to the town. After the expiration of
years and forever thereafter the water
company agrees to furnish water for these
hydrants free of charge therefor, and all hy-
dTants furnished and set as aforesaid shall
become the property of said town, and Shall
thereafter be maintained and kept in repair
at It's expense. For additional hydrants to
the above. to be set at any time on streets
without Suitable pipes, the water company
VIII extend its mains $50 feet in any direc- |
ton and furnish hydrant for $50 per year for
~ years then, 1t will become property of |
the town as others.
The water company agrees to supply free,
during said IL years from Jan. lst 1890, wa |
ter for public buildings used by the town for |
Town purposes only; also for school, engine, |
and hose houses, also for two public drink
ing fountains for man and beast and four
drinking fountains fer persons only, to be |
erected, two in Woodlawn Cemetery one in |
Hyacinthe Cemetery and one in Saccarappa |
Cemetery; also for sprinkling streets by |
water carts only, water to be taken from |
three stand pipes.
Also for flushing sewers also to fill pond in |
not sufficient.
At the expiration of ~ years from Jan. LIST.
1880, the water company will furnish water |
loI purposes above mentioned free forever.
slIeets after laying pipe in condition salts
factory to Selectmen.
In consideration of this water supply the
main features of which are given above the
town agrees to paythe sum OF $500 per annum
Tor II years from Jan. LIST, $780, $3.50 on
the LIST of March and $3.50 ON the LIST of |
september OF each and every year during the
term of contract
In addition to the above bill now held by
the water company against the town for
water for he high school building is to be
The new hydrants with the old now owned
by the town and S. ID. Warren 81 Co. will
give us total of &C hydrants
Included In the town property to be sup
pied with water Is the almshouse.
This agreement when fairly understood
and the great benefit to he derived from the
water is appreciated, will meet with the ap-
proval OF the majority of our citizens.
Kezar Falls.
Possibility OF LAW SUIT OVER DOG |
w. ID. Libby, assistant cashier of the bank
at Glen Elder, Kansas, is at home on short
visit
DIR. e. b. Ham, on going to his drug store
the other morning, was surprised to see
large white faced dog la the show window
On investigation 1t was found that some per-
son, unknown, in the night had succeeded In
raising window and put the dog in for mis-
chief or otherwise. There was a large lot of |
beautiful plants In the window, among
which the dog made sad havoc, tipping over
many OF the pots, tramplng down the small
plants and breaking the branches off the |
larger ones. The dog proved to be valua-
pie one belonging to Michael Ntzhugh,. The
doctor will try to collect damages of the own
er, VINO claims he is not responsible.
Abble 5. Wadleigh, wife of George W.
Madlegh, ST., died March 3ist, after short
Illness.
K. +. Gentleman, who studied law with
George 7. clifford, Esq, OF Cornish, and was
admitted to the York bar last January, has
formed law partnership with Charles L.
Fox of this place.
John S. Newbegin, after many weeks of
painful sickness with neuralgia of the optic
nerves, Is thought tG be recovering DIR. |
SWEET, In council with Drs. Holt and Gordon
Oh portland, have charge OF the case.
II; Inc graduating class of the Piper Free
at Meonian Hall Monday evening 1t wasa
great success and will probably be repeated
in the surrounding villages.
Eliot.
The town election for Eliot resulted in
grand Republican triumph. Every Office is
filled with staunch Republicans. Ali the in
terests of the town were looked after and
wise appropriations of money made The
L. l.. Association served a free dinner to all
which was greatly enjoyed and showed the
excellent wisdom OF the leaders of that use
full institution.
the towns of York. Kittery and Eliot met at
hlttery, and was well represented by minis
tiers and delegates. The sermon. ESSAYS and
addresses ai,a were of high order. and the whole
services were well attended and proved a |
great success. The convention was royallv |
entertained by the Kttery Christian church.
The next convention is to be held at Ogun-
quit.
j. L. Nj. Willis, M. d., our highly respect
ed and eminent physician, has been very
SICK, put to the JOY of all in the town Is re-
covering.
The farmers are very busy preparing for
early spring work, every prospect pleases.
North Raymond.
Wilson Bros. have rented the Shakers
mill for term of years and will run all de-
partments of it.
Z. e. Small is about to begin the erection
of building over the mineral spring; also
the construction Of sidewalk and road lead
ing thereto. A syndicate, we are informed
will soon be organized and erect a commo-
dious hotel. IL is fine location and the I'M
dertaklng must prove success.
Edward Proctor Of Hartford, Ct, is in
town.
Ephraim Edwards has purchased aud
moved onto the Jordan Plummer farm
Cray.
ii. f. Webb & Co., thus far have the prom.
Use of 1l5 acres Of sweet corn for the coming
season.
AT the school meeting in district No. 5,
Jno. ID. Anderson offered the district val
liable lot to erect new school house on, and
fifty dollars
The Gray Park Association have decided
hold their fair ON the 27th, 28th and 10Th of
August next. They will repair their build.
ings and will put the track In frst-class con-
dition as soon as the frost leaves the ground
The purse for the free for all will be $500,
and the purses for other classes will be lar
ger than ever before.
Kennebunkport.
Capt. Sylvester Brown died Wednesday
morning, aged 67 years and months. Capt.
brown was born in Richmond, but sailed
many years from this port the ships "Abby
Brown and Addison" being among the last
o. o MS charge; Since leaving the sea, Capt.
l Brown mas been in trade, running two
stores, and is we'll known to the manv same
mer visitors as well as to foreign merchants
he was "a prominent Mason and had been
sele;tman and town treasurer.
WIT AND WISDOM.
Montana Police Magistrate-what is vour