Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-10

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yeas ben returned 70 kis ~ hssse- gisd 10
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for him He ssys if msn has . decent
chance for living ia Naine bic advics il
for him 10 say here
Portland has IN In ONE Of ss coo year
from ~ ssx on dogs. and the fund al e,,es
10 the Public Libfsry. Il il pufting the
l ssorey to most excellent use. II people
siiI keep dogs ihes must help educate the
ebilersn; for god library oftsn sdacuses
better thss the schools.
| At the Issg meeting Of the skovheaas
Board Of Trade the SECRETARY, o r Bach
eiisf Eco vss insuuet~d 70 eofrespyrd
| With the Hon William Atkinson Of Ssrtb
| Arson, With reference to bis addse ssing the
| Board upon the subject Of the Carrabsases
and Quebec railway. Mr.. Atkinsoa's fav
/ osite lioe 10 sae shortest from the great West
10 the sea by two hundred miles. and beisce
its strong feature.
| There 10 . strong feeling in Ws,erviIle
| in favor Of an extension Of its horse car
| service to sccommodst. other parts Of the
city II 10 the same experience fnss il be
Ing felt 10 Bangor. lie siston, Auburn. Port
| land. ard will be before long 10 these Ken
sebec cities Augusta. HAlloseii aud Gard.
nes extend the lines.
During horse trade il Custom House
.sJsre, BeIfa.t the other day, 10 . gather
| ing u fifteen interested lockers on, eight Of
them we're ses captains who looked over the
animal With ~ knowing looks as any horse
jockey could assume
There 10 good prospect that Lewiston will
have the OBJ ,ervstory. The Board Of Trade
| has got down to business on The .uhj let and
t. going 10 work to raise the $4,000 needed
| to Insure its erection.
| Fame is not an empty bubble. after all
An smateur base ball club ia Bangor ia
called The Howells." IL has no plot 10
its game.
Hxmpden Academy waves nag Today.
Even the Maine men who invest their
surplus wealth To the boom towns Of the
South and West sum up thar experience
| With the remark thst .'there's no place like
home" They don't want to live and die
out there.
The Ar,ostook Republican announces
that the one hundred thousand dollars for
the building Of the Northern Maine Rail
road has been virtually pledged, and the
road must nov be built or the managers
must crawl out Of q very small hole.
Belfast journal: Charles A. Dana
knocked Grover Cleveland gu, of the Presi.
den ial arena in single rou I'd.
The building industry Of Watervile has
been exceedingly active for several years
past, but the coming summer bids fair to
go beyond anything we have yet seen in
this line. New blocks, costing many
Thousands. are to be erected. others to be
rrmo Ell and enlarged and new dwelling
houses and shops in large numbers are TO
add to the valuation of the city.
An engine drawing one passenger coach,
on the Belfast branch, made specis run
from shat city to Burnhsm Wednesday
svening, Of last week, carrying as paasen-
gsrs. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Alden, Of
Waterville. who were in Belfast at the
iunersl Of the late Capt. W. o. Alden. an
uncle Of Maine Central Manager Alden.