Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-07
BELFAST MATTERS.
Governor Burlei6h and Council
Visit State Reform School.
An sccIdslt It EitsrIiIls- The Proposed
Bangor City Hospital.
American Express Stable Burned q
Postiand-rssnklin County Teachers.

Especial to the KExSEBKc JorRSAL.1
BELFAsr. Nov. s.-Probably the most
remarkable cog in Waldo county is owned
by Mr.. White. Of the firm Mayo White,
OF this city. Nero, for that is the dogs
| name, 10 we'll known here and il very much
liked by everyone. Mr.. White has horse
which is quite speedy, and Nero has been
known to drive him down Northpors ave-
nas ct 2.4o clip. He holds the reins in
| his mouth and sits erect on the seat. Nero
has but one failing, and that is killing eats,
espe cially coons, and il he oEce catches
| hold Of one itis surely dead cat This is
| rather expensive sport for Mr.. White. as
coons are vAlued high here
A despatch was received in Freedom last
Saturday saying that Ithamef Wiggin, ma
tive of that place, was killed by being run
into by the steam cars in Boston near Will
mington
Smith, and Jack Osborne, common sailor,
were put into the hospital in this city yes.
terdsy threatened with fever.
grand lodge was organized In Sears
port last night by Mrs. J. Pallard which
vas hauNa bt liTbs 4 hAlhEu
is now at work in Waldo County, and has
lectured At five different places. She will
continue her work here for the next ten
days.
In court yesterday, Epward H. Neatly,
vs.. Sarah j. Neatly. Parties live in Mon
roe, liblant alleges extreme cruelty, aud
cruel and abusive treatment, Libelle 10 at
present sick with erysipelas in the face.
Tka. h.t a. -. 10
Mrs. Myra T. Ellis of N. H. This case
has created lots of excitement here and the
court room is crowded. After the testi-
mony was out for the libelant, the Judge
notified the council that he would not grant
divorce, upon the testimony offered by
iibelant unless he would make satisfactory
allowance for the future suppcr< of libellse
White Of Bangor for libeiant, McSellxn for
ibelle.
Schooner James Holmes. Byan, has
sailed for Winterport to load with hay.
Schooner Union. Young, arrived from
New York. Aetna, Comean, arrived from
Darien, Georgia. losdad with hard pine.
Moses Eddy, Elwell, arrived from Boston.
The High school organized . course of
lyceums last night. Mr.. Chase, the princi-
pal acting as chairman. Miss Nina Poor as
sCt1ttAIt pIo ttH. kuc OIuCctS iut hut
year are as follows: President, F. X.
Springer; Vice President, Gertrude Fer
guson; Secretary, Anpsble Swan; Treas
urer, Rslph Gilmore. The executive COM
mittee were appointed from each class and
were as follows: Seniors. Don Chase;
Juniors. Sadie Rust; Sophmores, Edith
Stoddard; Freshmsns, Nina Poor. Much
benefit may STRIVE if the scholars take hold
of the work 10 the right spirit.
Mr.. Cyrus Hall of this city leaves for
Georgia on Tuesday next. where he is gen.
ersl manager of the Southern Marble Co.
in Pickens county. The company own l5o
acres of land, numerous quarries, marble
mills. etc. They are now furnishing the
marble for the exterior Of the Gov. Ames
building in Boston; also the arcade of the
Boston public library. His family accom-
panv him.
Monday night the North church
society held their entertainment and sale of
fancy articles lin Pierces parlor the eater.
The entertainment consisted Of an old fash
ioned husking bee. The stage was dressed
to represent barn. and had rakes, shovels.
pfchforks, etc, while in the center back
ground was an immense pumpkin sur
mounted with a stoyepipe hat Admission
ten cents. From their sale of fancy arti
cles, etc, they net.ed fifty dollars clear of
all exDenses