Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-15

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6eafes cesss Sssve5 - esvsa pofics -
Ne biaek eaa bses ~ S5fiag Roinz e ~
ensEsnc- 70 Portland Hsfber ~ besn
aovsd to poai1i8a S-i0 u , mile - .. Z.
fRpa RsFsEaxa bseskwstes light.
For several weeks psss 8. l. Wsste has
besn feeding two young milk ffo0 sfe
baek viedo~s Of his drug store nenr IL
strsam In Csffboa viliass The Young ami
nsIs have becsme 20 tame thst they have
freqaeniiy beea seen poking their heads
ont from unse1 TIE sidewalk By the s.ose
snd sfpxsenssy taking surrey Of the
street and becoming acquainted With tao
cussoDs Of Casiboz people
The SoEerses Reporter says s'sEe Young
ladies' Of the G. C. c. C. have" ETC. iosd
heavens Bro. Smith what IL the G. C. c. CT
SIX nev dwelling houses just erected In
The vicsniy ef he works ~ the L. G. Bass
Mfg, Comrssy, Gailf5ft. are nor fesiy for
oecapsocy-
A recsnt issue OF she Boston Globe has .
vsry secrrste cas 81 Mrs Olive Jersey
coob, formerly Of Sumner AMI the mothe.
Of yoha Y. Cobb. Esq. Of Aubsrn. She IL
nn2sy-four years OF sge and wonderfully
preserved for oae u hat sge.
The r. J. Stewart hsd lucky ianneh
from her Ways in Dresser. on the secooa
u;sl 10 more respects than one. The off,
csfs OF the Ralgh RIOS. ami her toy ftiak
20 too.
Aroostook Republican: Three crosherss
by the came Of Whitmors, occupy ing ada
cent farms on the 'sHill" have been made
hsrpy sns past summer BY the birth of
sous. Ranfoiph's 500 vas born April 9Th,
Charles september 2lst and Davis Oct
iTths The mayor Of Higgnsviile has
ordered Q new census count IN this city.
A bronze crncidx found rear Old Point,
Norridgevock, aad supposed TO have been
sorn BY Father Raie, IL now in the coiiee
tioes of the Maine Historical Society
Portland.
The contsacs for the msgnihcen, hotel,
% BE- erected on Grindstone Point, Winter
HaFbor, by ihs Gouiisbefo Land Improve
nens Company. has been swarded TO r. H.
Strstton Of Ellsworth. The hotel will be
built partly If granite. ard will have 6fty
rooms II has 10 b. finished by June |,
1891. The architect is Lindlsy johnson
Of Philsdelphis.
The steamer Carrie w.. the FIRST stesm-
boat ever in the waters Of Walker Poad.
BrooksviIle. had bad luck on her inaugural
trips and brought up one morning at the
bottom Of the lake in twelve feet of wxter
She viii however PROBABLY be raised and
saved.
There is peculiar phenomenon at North
Anson slnca the new dam was built across
the Carrabassett. All the windows in the
village rattle when the water 10 at certain
.heigat. II it 10 lower or higher 10 jar 10
felt. but when just right the windows and
doors in every house in town rattle in lively
fashion.
The removal of the remains Of the late
GreenvilIe Mellen, one of Names fsvorite
poets, althoush one now seldom read or
quoted, from New York City to their final
resting place in Portland, calls attention to
this gifted scholar. He was born in Bidde-
ford, June 10, 1899, and died in New YORK
Sept. s, 1871; his father, Prentlss Mellen,
be ng the hrst Chief Justice Of Maine from
1920 to 1884 Greenviiie Mellen graduated
at Harvard 10 1878 aud studied Law 10 Port
land, afterwards practicing for many years
at North Yarmouth. He published five
volumes Of poetry, among them Rest Of
the Nations in 1926; Buried Valley" in
1888; 1.-The Passions in 1886, and p Dem
delivered at the anniversary of Amherst
College in 1889 His remains have been
brought to Portland and Inferred beside
others of his family in the old Western
Cemetery, through efforts of his nephew,
Mr.. N. g. Nichols Of Portland.
A ReadHeld boy Of few summer age
was the only repre- sentative of one family
in that village last Sunday, at the church
where Rev. Mr.. X. supplied the pulpit for
Rev. DIR. Allen who is sick. On reaching
home after service his grandma asked him
how he liked the new minister. We'll"
was the answer, II Didn't see sny trouble
with him but Mrs. Blank said he was tuil."
Grandma explained thsi Mrs. Blank mesnt
he WAS full of tire Spirit "Weli,' quickly
replied the little fellow. isn't thar what
men get filed with when they act bad"
Further explanation was necessary 10 con-
vince the youngster that Rev. Mr.. K. vas
temperance man ard had not been drinking,
Elsrorth American: MR.. Belle Woos-
ter Higgins If Sullivan Is veritsble salt.
She has been at sea almost constantly Tor
niseteen years. and during thN tire has
sailed to nearly every part of the glo6e,
including several European ports, Africa,
Australia, the Islani Of sumatrs, South
america, every prot Of the West Indies
and neasls every Atlantic port in this
cougtry. She i. an expert N navigation,
and is ssssed Of sufficient nautical skill
10 cradle her, II il should ever become
necessary, To take full eommand Of vessel
and sail her 10 any part of the world.