Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-03

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. where as you xoiaz. my pretty m4id,''
I'm gouss 70 be married, ar, !" she szid.
June vssicinfs are fashionable 100. you know.
And we girl. all take par; In this rare Jans show
A large party Of Svedes have Just sr
rived sf Monson from old Sweden. ans
vii make their future home there whers
there are already large numbers of Swede,
employed 10 the slate qaarries. They are
sober, industrious and highly respected
citizens.
Fish Commits ioners stillxell and Stan.
ley have completed the work OF the year
u stocking the Maine waters With sea and
isndIoeked salmon. The number placed in
these waters is 200 900. and the fish have
been well distributed between thirty and
thirty I've ponds, from Aroostook 10 OK.
ford county have been Stocked with land.
locked salmon.
Jacob PeAyy Of Wxterville is one of the
oldest merchants in active business ia the
State. lie was born in German Prussia in
1879 and his career is interesting one q.
showing how poverty may overcome the
garb Of sfiiuence. Mr.. Peavy came to
Warefviiie in the year 1854. On his pas
sage to America be was ship-wrecked of
the New Jersey coast, and barely escaped
with his life, losing all mis- personal effects
and having on his body only part Of suit
Of clothes. But he was not discouraged
and a. result of ind astry and shrewd
business habits. is to-day a rich man.
The Maine coast Is Just now ct the
height of its beauty. but the beauty Is that
which, changing with the seasons lasts till
snow comes. The varied green shades OF
the hiiisides. the splendid forests, the pine
cedar, spruce, birch. beech, maple, we
don't mind if it be only Maine alder, the
chapgable hues, interspersed with the red
and gray granite, the boulders ana lodges
mountains and valleys. the plains and the
fields. vessels and steamers on the
ocean, the churches, hotels and dwell
inzs on the land. the scores of will.
ages with happy homes, made so by the in
telligent brain and working hand of mer
and women, represented by q class Of PEG
pie whose faces mirror comfort, good
cheer, with as much happiness IS any given
number of the race has on any spot on
earth. and proffering to friend and stran
ger alike IS unbounded hospitality and un-
limited sympathy where is one to antIci
pate better cline or better people?
1t 10 said thst on Gross Island, off Ma
chias, 1t is daily sight to see Ave to fifteer
deer feeding on the border Of the forest
these are conceded to be not 'v lid deer, "
~ no one 10 allowed to shoot or FIRE a
them any month in the year. Any one who
does so is an outlaw. 1t is judged by men
who live most of the time At the Life Say
ing Station that there are $50 deer. may be
200 on Cross Island which, says the Mschia.
Union, is one of the best natural Dee,
Parks on the continent
Bath Times; Probably everybody ha.
noticed the fact that Brunswick yes muct
Of the security. in her time of hydrophobis
peril, to an efficient Board of Health. hear
lily supported and co-operated with BY
3runswick's town government and her popu
l,tion generally Every city and towr
should have such an organization and thi,
organization should not be expected to worh
and take dangerous risks for nothing. The
officers should have everything at their dis
posai to protect the common good.
In some of the Maine schools this sum
mer the terms have closed with an old-fash
Toned spelling contest. the scholars choos
ing sides. There is good discipline in suct
match and lots of fun too
AT the annual meeting of the Trustees OF
Kicker Classical Institute Just held the fol.
Los inn kAr IS -
tees were elected Rev. A. ]. Padelford
Calais; John B. MadigsD and Chas. d.
Merritt, Houlton; Chss f. Dunn, Amity
and +. z. Grimes, Caribou.
Maekerel have struck in of Biddeford
Pool. and large catches were made SUNDAY
and Monday. This /, the first time they
have appeared there in plentiful quantities
his season.
There is talk in Auburn of building q
new Catholic church.
There is craze here Just now among
the young ladies TO collect initial engrav ed
times. from their gentlemen friends
When a sufficient number has been Sc
ured, they have the ieweler put them into
a bracelet. What won't come next,
Among the distinguished visitors tc
Maine this season are to be Gov. William
Guy and wife of the Indian Territory. who
nave just been married. Mrs. Guy. (for
merry Miss Lindsey of Alabama. is 3 full
blood Caucasian and has been one of the
,elles at Montgomery. Ala. She is very
beautiful and highly accomplished, and the
Governor is we'll known leader of tn,
Chiekassw party.
Authorities in several Maine towns arr
raging war of determination upon dogs
and il is a warfare which We think can be
lnde finately extended with the most whole
some and satisfactory results. AL the use
less CANNES in creation are not worth the
price of the life of young Wheeler Of
5runswick. sacrificed to hydrophobia. Kill
the worthless ours everywhere.
There sre good walkers in Franklin
county according to the Wild Woods Echo
That paper says Mrs. Isaac Tufts, who il
more than "a years old, sbinks nothing o.
walking from her home to Kingfieid village
and return, distance of nearly five miles
and one day recently Mr.. aud Mrs. Georg,
Bachelor Lang walked through the WOOD,
twelve mile, to Dsllas PLANTATION and ,e
turned on foot the same dav.
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jam of logs comprising fifty million fee
of lumber. being the largest ever known il
Maine, 10 now hung up at the boom o.
Weston & Brainard in Skowhesan. Ok
irivers say that this boom will not be clesrec
until we'll into Sc pt ember and thousands o.