The Portland daily press., 1889-05-27
the STATE.
ANnRoscoaaIN conNrY.

Rumor has 1t that body has been stolen
fr0m.a recently made grave in cemetery in
the southern portion Of Auburn.
KENNEBEc COUNTY.
A big pulp mill, to be located In Gardiner,
Is being talked up, and Is one Of the pros
pective Industries Of the near future.
Mr.. Daniel Moody, an old and much es-
teemed medical practitioner, who died at his
home in Clinton, April 26th, 1889, at the age
OF 80, was born in Limington, Me-, In 1889,
and was a graduate of LimingtOn Academy
and Dartmouth Medical College. In 1864 he
began the practice Of his profession In Clin-
labor he was obliged to retire from practice,
owing to an attack OF paralysis.
The work Of excavation on the site Of the
addition to the State House will begin this
week.
The Executive Council has voted to pay
the bills for the treatment Of the diphtheria
at the insane hospital.
Another case Of diphtheria was discovered
at the insane hospital Friday.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
The house and homestead buildings of
Fred >. Collins OF Waldobor0 were destroyed
by fire Thursday night, and Mr.. Collins
thinks 1t was the work OF an incendiary.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Mr.. Willis Burbank of Gilbertville broke
MS leg while working In saw mill Saturday
1t will be necessary TO amputate the limb.
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
The Penohscot Chemical Fibre Company
has just completed a fshway at Great Works
AZ the Junction Of the new dam with the
Pearson dam. II Is one Of the best fishways
A Bangor despatch reports that the cater
pillar plague in Eastern Maine Is on the in
crease.
The Bangor Rifle Association won a match
with the Cherryfeld team Saturday, BY 25
points.
sAGADAHoc COUNTY.
The Bath schooner Carrie A. Norton, Capt.
Hodgdon, arrived at Baltimore Wednesday
oi last week, from Buenos Ayress, in the re-
markaDly quick time Of 80 days. The schoOn-
er was only 10 days from the equator. The
Norton sailed from Portland Jan. 18th, on
her outward passage, and has made one Of
the best round trips on record. The Carrie
A. Norton was built In 1881 by Adams &
Hitchcock, and registers 53l.47 tons.
Saturday morning, the four-masted sehoon-
er John Pennell, owned by J.. M. Phillips &
Co., OF Taunton, Mass, was launched from
the yard OF the New England Company In
Bath. Capt. j. D. Farrow OF lslesboro will
command the, schooner. A. Sewall 4 Co.
the Patten yard. The keel for the big ship
will be stretched In the Sewall yard In about
month. Hon. William Rogers of Bath Is
framing out 9OO-t0n bark for New York
parties. The Massassoit, owned by Phillips
u Co., Of Taunton, was launched from the
yard Of the New England Company Satur-
day afternoon.
YORK COUNTY.
Sanford is negotiating with b. Z. Cole &
Co., OF Danyers, Mass, looking to a removal
OF their shoe mandatory to the Maine
town.
The following indictments, found by the
grand jury In York county. reporting Friday
have been made public: james A. McKen-
ney, Biddeford. larceny; James A. McKen-
ney, Biddeford, and Barnard Thornton, Saco
jointly, larceny; John Edwards, James Muir
ray and William Mccarthy, Saco, Jointly,
breaking and entering; William Mccarthy
and A. Nj. Ross, North Berwick, Jointly, bur
glary; Edward w. Kelley, Saco, larceny; A.
M. Ross, North Berwick, assault and battery
William Mccarthy, North Berwick, assault
and battery. The following divorces have
been granted: James Wardwell, Kennebunk.
vs.. Mittie A. Wardwell; Albert j.. Sedgley,
Limerick, VS.. Anna z. Sedgley; Marie Rosa
Emery, Cornish, VS.. Eugene Nj. Emery; Mar
tina A. Staples, Newfeld, VS.. John III. Sta
pies; Bella G. York, Buxton, VS.. Martha Z.
York; Hattie L. Allen, WATERFORD, VS.. Ar
thur III. Allen; Nancie j. Maddox, Alfred,
VS.. Chester III. Maddox; Idella M. Presby,
Parsonsfeld, VS.. Frank Il. Presby. Several
more divorce cases are entered for trial.
George 4. Davis of Oixield and Elroy Haley
OF Saco took their examinations and were
admitted to practice in the York county bar