Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-03


and Yankee Maid arrived from Boston
Geo. b. Fuge,son and Snow Squall from
Portland and Bloomer from Bangor.
Thursday night the members of Thoma.
II. Marshal Post. bad campfire in tn il
new quarters at which clam stew and ho
coffee were served Gen. J. ID. Anderson,
the Depsr meut Commander of the Nation
al Home in Augusta. accompanied by the
| commisssry sergeant of the Toggs
Home were present. Gen. Anderson.
vsit xss irtended TO be made AT the dedi-
cation of the rev hall in Belfast. but was
postponed on account of his sickness
Members of The ely government vera in
yted and an able speech was made by
| Congressman Mlliken
The LADIES' Relief Corps have large
chair for sale by ticket IL is to be seen
| in the window of Spencer & Jones.
Mr.. Tu,tle. Belfasts artist has taken q
very correct picture of the new four mast
! ed schooner, Young Bros, as she looksd
when ready to laudch.
Equisy Grange held tn ir annual fair and
dance Thursday night. There was very
large company. At the sale of fancy arti
cles Walter Hall dew a handsome silk
qaiit valued st s3j co. A rag carpet, car
rage afghan, and a pillow were drawn by
others.
The steamer Kstahdin is row hauled ~
| for repairs, and the remaining bias viii
make but three trips per week, commenc'
| ing Monday. The anrual excu's on. tC
ani fr Boston commence WeduesdAy
November fifth. ard viii coat.nue seven
GAYS, the fare being 81 90.
Schooner George b Ferguson, Fergu
son, sailed for New York.
Schooner Louis. Francis, Thorrdike,
arrived from Boston.
Sehoorers f. L. Warren, Fanny & Ed III
are loading hsy for Boston.
Scht oaer May +. Carson has hauled
onto Caters railway for caulking and
general repairs,
Sevan & Sib'ey Brothers are now uuload-
ing their fourth vessel load of corn this
| week.
The Baptist church ia Belfast is nav
without past)r, aud there is good plscC
| for the right kind of mar, and he wouli
receive a hearty support from the congre-
gatiln.
| 10 court yesterday Thomas rs Churchill
| two actions, Hattie VI. Thomas Is Ttomgi
| Churchill, ard Hsttie NJ. Thomas RS Fred
| Chu chill Boih actions OF trespass toi
crossing plaintiffs land. The jury visited
/ the isnd the day before the trial Bolh
cases were tried tog -ther, the verdict be'nl
one cent for plaintiff. Paris res de n
| Bel mont Thompson & Duuton for plI'n'
| tiff Mcclellan for d. fer dant
| Matte Nickersrn vs. A W Ni'keTs,-
of Swsnsyills, Me-, action divorce
cruel and abusive t'eliment sni threaten
ing to Put into Insane Asylum. q Z
johnson for plaintiff. Dun.on answered foi
defenient Judge has made no d. c sot or
this case vet
Ann Z Davis va Alfred T. Ds,il
l Plain ills attorney J. Libbey, Jr.. df Uni
Cause, cruel and sblslve lrea'men drunk
tness and three years desertioa. Ora t. d
The place of Mi.s N !. Pi. rse. who fol
nine years has been assistant in the upper
Grsmmer school. i. 10 be flied ty Mis-
Gtace Lord. Msa Lords place in the In
termedia,e is yet vacant.
Miss Nancy j. Guptill died a, her hcm'
in Belfast, oct 31th, aged about "a years
The Nes YORK bost. Lucy Z. Miller
has changed hrr time, CONNIE cjng Satnr
day. Lave New York SATURDAY noon a
eleven o'clock. Leave Belfast Tuesdsy
noon. Schooner Wets'er Barnard, Mar
shall. ssiled for New York.
Friday night the eight year-old son o
JOS ph Raslcy. fell fIom pair of stairs
tae ground, = ds'soce OF scme ~ elvs feet
badly cut ng his lip and almost severins
the tongue
Albert Cond1n, who lately returnel from
the Wet. brought large number of In
q an relics with him, smong which ve'
tomabswss, war clubs, pipes, blsnks's, ar
rows, beads, a valuable collee 10 of min
erals. one gfsss waiter bottle, and som
decorated bv q tio horns They were coIie c
ted from different tribes
The meet ngs Of the Beifs't Band are 4
be he'll every Monday aud Thurs5ay ever
ings, instead Of Wednesday and SATURDAY.
At the shooting match Saturday. onl
two were present, COMBS ard Healey, a
which the score was ss follows: Cooml
I2, Healey S. out of 10
We are pleased TO see that Mr.. Fran
Patterson, who was injured By the ear
long time ago, is now able to be ou, an
to walk Gown street on his cfu'ch,s al
ihongi one bore has refused to kpir.
G-orge o. Bailey was thrown from hi
c,r iage Saturday by eomifg in sottie
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cutting him badly about the face and shoul
der.
The Non-Partissn W. c. T. Allianc
. lately orgsr i1,d in Belfast, has adept, d Il
schem. of doing Christmas work to tboi
girls club. Material Is furr ishsd and esc
article given 10 the girl or boy who eou
rletss The msking Of it The fifst hslt hou
OF ssch meeting of the A liaoce il dsvct
10 discussions sni other fes,ufes caicu a e
to improve members in Iarliamsntar
practice.
At 80 niuutes past four Saturday sft7i
noon. tt e frand jury. eighteen in nnn be
fled into the court room hesdei hy Shert
Caswall, and ex-County Attorney Rnnaeh
/. The following indictments we're found
George II Bemis, Crosby Inn, foar- con
: mon nuisance; Frask II. Cousens, Stool
ton Springs, four; d. 0'ConneH Belfss
one; E. G. Benner, Norihpoft, two; HI
gore of Brooks. two; Whitehouse of Unig,
iso: John A. Barlow ard James jackson
sffrsy; William r. Staples. false prettnee
n NJ B. Smith. Belfast, single safe. con
D mon seller, drinking house, tipping she
and keeping liquor with intent to sell.
> Robert Brownrigg the same.
- Chandler Abbott, Sacrament, the san
and common nuisance.
Merrill A. Tenny, Northpor.. same.
John Dor, Frankfort, single sale, cor
moa nuisance. drinking house, etc.
Mrs Liza Mason. Frankfort. assault vi.
intent to kill.
J. Mary Mcksnron, Winterport. same.
: On liquor cases where evilerce has hes
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