Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-08

Caribou has Just completed handsome
rev High Scnool building at cost of
| sl3 600,
The Industrial Journal this week is a
hotel and summer resort edition and il is
devoted u booming Msine in these particu-
lar lines in very effective style. The
number is of l2 pages and besides large
amount of resliog matter is profusely illus
ltfa,ed with excellent cuts Of the principal
resorts OF the State snd portraits of Maine
landlords, which are good likenesses
| Among them are hsse of A, w. Thayer
| Of the Augusta House. II. A. Brick Of Lew
iston, an Augusta boy. and Nj. s Gibson
of The prebls, Portland. TIE edition is a
valuable one and shows the great advsn-
tsges of Msine's resorts and the manner in
which tourists can be accommodated.
| /, is said that of l0l men VIII, left Skow-
hogan for the war in Company F, Third
Maine infantry, only two are left in the
town t, greet The old Third at Its reunion
| in Skoshersn next August.
| still Bath built vessels continue to make
handsome shosiogs in spite Of the low rate
| of freights now prevailing. The schooner
Bertha Dean. built by the New England
| Co has psld since Jan ist $3.50 dollars;
the Msrguirte, built by this company, has
paid 7200 dollars; in the same time. The
vessels are managed by Wm. B. Church of
| Taunton, Mass. The schooner Frederic
Roessner and Cactus. built by the New
| Euglsnd Co.. for J, B. Drake of this city.
have divided 800 dollars and $500 dollars
respectively. Apparently mao can easily
| DO worse than TO build coasters with bis
money Bath Times.
| Putting it into Alshsms iron, Kansas
land and Tennessee cosl, for instsnce,
A-ccstook Democrat; PresQue Isle has
kept her morey at home and Is investing il
where il will pay 3 bigger and surer per
cent. than any Of the western wildcat
schemes could possibly pay. Next fall the
investors will be quite sure of big return
for the money invested. and will not have
to lay awake nishts worrying Abou, an as
sessment. You ask where il is invested?
Why, in the potato zelda of course. Also
in grain, hay, lumber and hundreds OF
other sure ways. Come ye men OF money
and do likewise. Stop your Western spec
ulations. men of Maine. o, when il is too
late yen will find you have paid very dear
for your whistle.
Mr.. Marx p. Emery OF Portland, the
proprietor of Msplevood Farm in Buxton.
spends the pleasant months of summer with
the people Of thss delightful old town,
|, Amons whom be scaiters his benefsctions
with liberal hand. Churches and schools
aud every public enterprise feel the quick
ening power OF his iieersiity. He has on
, his farm q choice herd of Jersey cattle, ard
, sends q large amount of milk to the Port
, land market. Last month he sent 233 cans
aud will make the number 500 tie present
noah
Union Advocate The Quebec Chrcnicie
? gives the proceedings of meeting of the
/. Qssbec Central Rsil~Ay Company, in
v shich the original plan to construct tha,
road 20 Moose river WAS changed 80 ~ Il
run II TO Lake Megxnse, instead Thi.
charge insures the extension of the Que.
+ bee Central to junction With the CAnaa.
: Pacific ut Lake Meg. ntic, and ihenc, vi.
1.-THE projected Ckrrsoases Railroad I,
North A1san, iaseesa OF an extension /
= Moose river via the Somerse. Railway {;
d North An.on, ~ at tirs: contemplated.
II Rcckia5 citizeas want to see big cloth
" irg mandatory established there and n,
, backing up their desire With their capital
That IL what Aagasta people also want b
see established here, and they ought to b
IT siliina to back il up in good shape.
e past or cat fs-sssy is better for plac
= thsr pup mill. ia tie amount Of cas-
shis il disaiostes every week in its pa
! roll The one IL factory Of plant, II
y cthsf l,f people. A factory Of people