The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-09-04
Saccarappa

j. TX. Andrews. S124.1Oi John wheeler. 1920
l.. T. Warren.... 636. go w. W. Lamb. 1870
A. 81 j. Tricky. 239.80l Kimball East
john RoSerts. 1850 G. p Maxwell. i4t 400
Rufus Johnson. 100.S0IH. nj, Raymond 1880
Mrs.W. X Dana 1OS.O III. M. Gage.... $1,000
Dwnal PRIDE, 230.2o Fred E. Warren 1890
j. y. Seates. -. los. 90 Nathan Weston. 650.00
John Adams. 1890 j. w. Warren. 1880
Lodge, OF 14oo 90 estate. ..on IA 100
r. X. Girard.... 1880 Mrs s. j. Nor
G. II. Raymond. $4,000 gan........... 1874 90
S. Fl. Lisk...... $4,000 c. E. Body. -. 1880
f. j. Pennell.... 1880 N. w. BOody.. los 30
G. L. Springer. 117.00 w. p. Walker. 1O3. so
Y. b. Woodman. dd5.00 Z. l.. Cobb: :.... 1920
John Coudman 266.00 Portland Wood
Mrs. Cathe Inc en- Ware Com
Warren........ 1890 pany.......... 272.OO
j. d. Brigham. 1920 II. f. Qumby. $500
VIM. = Browns 343.6O knowton Bros. 107. 90
Mrs. E. L. May J. Z. Warren. -. 179 90
hew......:.. 1880 A. Hawkes.. 1890
H. s. E. L. May WestbIook Man
hew. 123.o0l ufacturing Co, 66S0C0
AloDZo Libby. n 142.10lR r. Kings estate. 208.00
+. +. Brown 114.40l w. X. Dana,.... 958.50
J. III. Hezelton.. 106.o0lS. ID. Warren &
James Pennell.. 1c2.0Ol Co..........18 O46. 90
Helen j. Pur1n- Saccarappa
ton :. $500. 118.00l Leather
w. II. Neal...... 137.00l Board Co... $4,000
L. w. Edwards. 1856 0olCyrus King. 147.s0
b. M. Edwards's Leander Valen-
estate ......... 126.0OI tine. ........... 232 90
Edward Trickey Jos. 10 Haskell Silk Co. $50 90
w. w. CUTTER. $4,000 N. K. Furniture
c. f. Stevens. 13loo Company. $4,000
Quite a la :ge number of the French-C Cana
dian residents of this town are taking ad-
vantage of the excursion rates of the Grand
Trunk and Maine Central roads, and visit
ing Canada.
A number of citizens interested in the Or
| ganization of the Ocean Heights Land Com
pany, at Long Island, attended the first
meeting OF this company, in Portland, on
Monday. Two were elected from this vii
| lage.
Kezar Falls.
Charles L. Fox, Esq, and wife have re-
| turned from York Beach, where they have
been spending the past two weeks.
Eben Foss, highly respected and lead
| ing townsman, has had a slight paralytic
shock.
George w. Towle has opened grain store
IN the building recently vacated by Ii. b.
| Mills
Miss Annie L. Pease, of South Parsons
| spring, has accepted the position of govern
ess in the family of Jeremiah Bullock.
Our ball team having so easily walked over
| the hOld Academies" of Parsonsfeld August
oath, by score OF, 30 to II, met this team
| last Saturday to play the second game of the
series, and over confident of victory suffered
| itself to be greatly weakened by disarrang-
| ing the players from their usual positions
and leaving out Norton. the best player in
this or any other team in this section Of
| the State, which resulted in defeat by score
of 8 to 3.
Mrs. George w. Towle, of this place,
thinks she has good grounds upon which to
prefer charges against the postal service for
unprecedented delinquency in the delivery OF
mails, She does not blame tho new admins
| tratOp for the delay, as the three preceding
! ones were equally in fault. but on the con-
trary feels somewhat indebted to It for
Fastening the delivery of letter which left
| the office at Granger, N. Y, nearly IL years
ago oct. 8, 1873, and after having been on
| the road through the Hayes, the Garfield
| Arthur and Cleveland administrations, 1t ar
| rived here few days ago to this office under
Mr.. Harrison's administration, and was duly
| delivered,
Porter.
Very hot and dry. Wells and streams are
| getting low. This hot and dry weather IS
| ripening off the corn very fast and MT. Flint :
| sweet corn factories are running on Iuli
time, Sundays not excepted, ana Teams naye
| to run the same Sundays as week days Mr..
| Flint's factory at Kezar Falls is putting up
| from 10000 to II, 900 cans day.
| Mr.. Q. l.. French's dog drove deer out
| into field where Mr.. John Rice was hay
| ing. 1t made very short stop as the dog
was too close. Deer have been seen quite
often in this section within the past feW
| years.
Mr.. Sanborn of Parsonsfield, while now
ing left his machine when the horse started
70 run, MIR. Sanborn started to catch him
ana got in front of the scythe which caught
MS leg ana cut 1t in a fearful manner. He
was carried to the house and a physician
sent LOT: The man who went for physician
broke his rein when his horse run, going in
to garden, throwing the man against a
stone wall: breaking his shoulder. When
the physician arrived Mr.. Sanborn was so
weak from loss of blood as to be unable to
raise hand, but it is thought he will re-
| cover.
| Mrs Jacob French is slowly recovering.
| She has been confined to her bed for two
| months.
Mr. James M. French and wife and two
children are here on a visit from Everett,
Mass. r..
Miss Sadie Churchill has returned from
Boston, where she has been at work