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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-04
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
Hon. Vim. r. whitehouse, Presiding.

@ T. STEVENS, sheriff.
W. y. CHoArE. clerk.
r. A. 5axLL, ssenogrspnsf.
TuEsDAY. Nov. 3.
Downs W. Augusta. This case Vas given
81 the jury Of 2 IS p. NJ And after 80 ABB
ssnce Of an bous sad half they returned
With verdict for The defendants.
Sanford Adam, vs.. Msias Central X u
road Co., L. T. Z z. A. C&rietda for
plaintiff, WEBB, johnson & Wsbo for 3'-
Pendants. This is 81 action on IN > zee TO
recover for persoSsl mi nies siisgej >
have been caused by the negligence q
carelsssaess otthe pefendsnt'. fhe p!aias Il
who lises IN Monmouth. aad Is rs Jssr. OLD
and Unmarried, say tina. on me 2sH OF NOV,
1898, he was 10 the employment OF de-
fsndante, aad on that Day vss cling toe
ffeigh, trsia that leaves Watsfvllie at q
o'clock A. NJ for Portland. by TIE back
route that On the day AID nlghs preesedins
Sunday, there hid baen severe nor hess
Storm and the action OF the waves had
wasted out aoont 40 rods Of the fiji which
runs along aad across an arm or
Lake MArsnoc3ok soouy half mile
north Of Winthrop station, leaving
only the rails, seepers acd thin crust OF
earth; thas toe locomotive which he ~as
firing. together with IL freight CATS, while
running at = speed Of 10 miles m hour,
ran onto this plsoe and plunged into The
lake, ard he was caught in the wreck acd
ent, scaled. burned and bruised that his
skull was fractured aad that he received q
severe c1ncnssion Of the spinal cord from
which be will never recover, aud be claims
$1,000 damages He says the ds!!s.
are liable, be cause the road where the acct
dent occurred was not properly constructed
in that il had no sea wall TO resist the action
Of the wxter, and because the foreman of
the section crew had neglected to go over
shat portion Of the road that morning, as a
due regard 10 even common care required;
.ha. the attention of the off GERS of the rosd
was called 10 the severity Of the storm
and to what might be dangerous condition
Of this piece Of road, yet no action vas
taken to guard sgsinst accident The
plaintiff says he went back upon the road to
work sitter be had Efficiently recovered. as
be thought, bu. vas forced to lay off from
time to time on account OF his injuries /,
that in December, 1890, he left through the
cold weather and went back for job in
April, but was told by the company fhss
they had nothing for him TO do.
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REAL ESTATE.
keilnebec.


Following are the real esta.e transfers in
Kennebec county for the two weeks ending
Oct 3lst.
AUotsrA-Rodney welch Of Chicago. ILL.,, 70
AJ.Hsil Of August, land and bulldogs. val con
John Y. Wymas to II. L. Sherbourne, and. si25
same TO Mary p. Henue-sey. land, $50; Daniel
Erawley to Mary n Frswley, land. 500; Gather
iue Cream to John 4: Creao, land, val m; j.
ian Noyes Ia Albert Thibadeau, lanh. fl25.
BrLGRADE-Joseph MerroS to Albion R-spipl
ding, land, o..
CnIsA-S. C. starrett to X. o. Hatch, land
400.
CIISToS-E. q. Hod gdon to J. b. Besse d sop,
Ian s;0l; Euniue NJ. KlnsIey ct al. 10 farthenia
Cummet. Land $50.
f. N. Burr. land and bal dings. tles; 7. Bsrret,
to ". A. Dudley, land and buildings. e25o, Mary
j. Burnlnm OF Boston, Macs to Amos II Potter
of Gardiner, Ne. land sad buildings, 5000. w
l.. Tozier TO Lizzie Tozier, land and buildings,
5000, arthur L. Andrews TO Lleweiiyn Hunting
don, land, $500.
BALLowsLL-Ben Tenny to Jeremiah Hayes
LarcHFiELn-Geo IL. Mcnamara If Gardner.
to Hannah \, Griffin of said city, land and build
ins5. $500.
Ne, to Philo Hewitt Of Salem. Msss., land aud
buildings. Si4up.
Observation-Disclosures Clough 70 Mary A .sttveT.,
lind, 500 NJ. l.. GetchslI to C. l.. Trssk. land,
$3.50; George c Towns Of Winthrop. Me . TO Vim
g. Peck Of Arlington. MSS. land, ei55; Leonidas
Pettsngil to 10. +. PettenRili. land, ti5o, latter
to Chas. s. Sanborn lana, 900.
otkLsNp-Geo. ge A. Farnham to Charles II
Rowe, land, 4 20.
PIrrsroS Joseph B. Fowler OF Minneapolis,
MINI, to Mrs Cora Fowler of Pit.st1n. land and
buildings, $500.
gASDoLrH-W. S. Dudley 10 Lydia Dunton.
sud, t2s
READFIELp Henry A. Bean of Waltham,
Mass to Willie A. Bean Of Readfeid. land, 81.
s1psEy-Mrs. Georgia Maxim TO Eugene " hit.
ney, land. fsoo.
wATERvTLLE-Mrs. Adde Cary to Maria Rich
srds, land and buildings, 1890, Chas f. Gray 10
Rachel Levine. land and buildings, $500; b. g.
Mitciell TO Ira A. Mitchell, land, q and other
con.
WISrHRor MARY f. Boyd TO Jane Sylvester
OF Webster, land. $500.
vAssALBoEo--w, T. Reynolds of winslox 10
Alfred Oliver of Vassalboro, land and buildings,
900, VIM S Morrow If Madi.on to Elizabeth
Oliver ~ Yassslboro land and buildings, 800.
YfgSSa-B. +. Alien to 4 NJ Allen, land. t2o".
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Franklin.

The following are the real estate rsns
iers IA Franklin county for the week end
ing Oct. 81;
MApRip.-Lucv A Hinkley TO Daniel Ross Of
Letter G. land 500; Daoie Ross Of Letter G. Il
Augustus 4 kess, lard, $500.
FARMINS fred Robbins OF Wilton, &c
john Pie OF Wiiioa. Land and build nss, 800
buildings. 900: Geo. II. and Elsie Wills 10 Free
lon Starbirj, and aud buildings, 1850.
kIsGFIELD.-tmma j. Wilson 20 Is 40 +. Dur.
rel. land and buildings, $50; heirs of Geo. W
Nssb 10 Charles q. W ilkins, laui, s75 Charles o,
~ iikins to JonatnsD b. Mayo, land. s75.
EANGBLEY.-Frank W. Carey - Martha L
FulleS, premises, ss9o.
JAY.-Willism q. Davis Of Portland to Alvia
Record. privilege, C., interest. In Ian water, 81
Alvin Record OF LiyeTmore, to Jay Paper Manu-
iacturirg Co, water right. land, &C, ., AMI val
con.
wEID-Leayiti II. Hutchinson TO Martha 5.
Hutsbinsou, land and buildings. 400; Martha :.
Hutchinson to Earnest l.. Holt, land aud build
ipgs. 400.
= ILroN--s sdie B, Sinai ct ala. to Coay y,
Eaton, Land, o. Sc; Cony Z. Eaton ct sis. TO Sa.
rAh q. Eaton, land 81 Sc; Warren Pick ns 10
Geo. u Coleman, land and buildings. feGo
IKNPLs.-Isaac W. Sargent TO Sarah II. Iio-
belts Of Vermont premises, 800.
NEW observation-disclosures L, Presson Of farm
instoo. to Gilbert X BiIliuan, lie land, rs.
Wright, land. 500; seward Dill to Herbert W
and Jelia Il. Goldsmith, isni and buildings, IS
Herbert W. snd julia Goldsmith to Andrew W
Staples. premises, 1915
CABrnAsE.-To Of Carthage to Fred Morri
sen land els.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-04

The earthquake at japan on Wednes'
day last WAS one OF the most awful In
its effect of any that has ever visited
that part OF the globe. The havoc was
instantaneous and unprecedented, and
an enormous tract Of country was laid
desolate. The towns Of Okonau, Kano
and kassamutsu have been literally
wiped out, but very few OF the unfortu
nate inhabitants escaped. At Gifu 500G
houses were destroyed and 1000 persons
killed Eighteen thousand houses were
wrecked and 5000 persons lost their lives
at Oragora. Fifty miles Of railway has
been destroyed and in the earthquake
district a number OF European residents
were engulfed, but Cooks tourist parties
now in the country are safe. The low
est estimate of the killed and wounded
places the number at ten thousand
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The bangor and ArOOst0ok Railroad

Reports from the Bangor and Aroos-
took Railroad continue to be eucourag'
ing. 1t is evident that people generally
are coming to appreciate the value of
this enterprise as an investment, aud the
subscription lat Is showing steady and
substantial growth The company al
ready has 100000 At its disposal and
when this shall have been increased to
81 ,OoO, 900 the active work of construc-
ton will be begun. II is safe
to say that. as an outside estimate, the
total cost of constructing this road will
not exceed 81 ,o00,o0o and with guar
antee fund of 81 900, 900 the road can
easily find ready sale for bonds to the
amount of 81. 500 GOO or more. The road
Is surely coming and The people who get
slice OF Its preferred stock will be the
ones who will reap handsome reward
when this road through one of the rich
est and most productive sections in the
whole country will be earning handsome
dividends for its stockholders and devel-
oping to wonderful degree the i'm.
mense resources of the splendid section
through which it will run
An interesting thing about the sub
scriptions to this road thus far is the
fact that the subscriptions are quite
generally scattered, showing that the
movement is popular one A large
number of people have invested Slo0
or more In the road -snd they will
not have 10 wait many years
before they will get It bas k and more too.
There are thousands OF people in Maine
who, II they had the money lost iu Wes-
tern booms. invested in this magnificent
Maine business project would today
have something substantial to slow for
it, and surety of handsome returns
from their money in the future, re-
turns that would increase with the
years.
The Bangor and Aroostook rail
road is project in which the whole
State is interested. Is has vastly more
than sectional Importance. Its con-
struction means decided stimulus to
the general prosperity Of Maine, The
resources of the State will be vastly en-
larged. the population, because of
the growth of industry, will be
increased and the people of the
whole State will be benefited That
this fact is everywhere recognized
is apparent in the widespread interest
that Is felt In the road. As yet it APP
pears that very little effort has been
made to push subscriptions anywhere
outside Of Eastern Maine where the peo-
pie have responded very cordially.
There can be no doubt though bur what
stock can be placed in considerable
amounts In other parts Of the State among
people who desire chance to invest
their earnings in place where they will
be safe and the returns from them sure
and remuner2tive.
Every citizen OF Maine, who has the
highest interests Of his State at heart,
viii join in Wishing this great enterprise
the abundant suecess that promises to
attend il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-04

This new cruiser, the Detroit, ought
To be a handsome one she ~ one OF
three sister ships Of 1000 tons each, for
which bids were accepted in November
1850 The chief interest OF scientific
people IL centred in the outcome Of the
speed trials, iu which tie new cruisers
are expected by their builders TO earn
the handsome premium Of sl30lU ODD.
Congress limited the cos, OF each OF
these three vessels to s7Q0,000 for a
guaranteed speed Of Il knots. Certain
allowances will, however, permit The
contractor to receive AN additional SiOo,-
900 on each vessel il Is knots should be
IN ade
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-04

The following are the transfers of real
estate in Lincoln county for the week end.
ing Oct. 81:
BoorHBtY.-l lonEo B. Pinkh IN to wilmot,
Lewis. I'd. land sse. Samuel Reed TO j. A bert
Bracket, land. 81 &c Albert T. Lewis TO Ladies
Improvement ASS, land. al Be-
BooIHRAY HARRoR.-Msrgsry NJ. heCoob -
liam Il. Shipmap, ct oil. land. s2oo; same TO An
gus Mcdonald. land, SEQ: Mary " Sproul et all
10 Iris ram Griffin ct A.. land, 81 SC.
DRESpEs.-Ma1id a French 10 Alanson Ere cb,
land. tiooo: same 70 same. land ami buildings
81; David W. Eas m IN TO David s.. Reed, iaHd,
Sik0o, Louis II. Bicksord TO Warren 7. Reed
land acc. Warren L. Reed to Benz. +. Bailey,
land, eco.
JkfFEs>ox.-MeIxar A. Nash 10 Geo. Trasr,
land, si3S, Susan A. Cooksou to Sheridan Hede
kins, land and bull iipgs, Slaso. Missfva Avefil!
TO Chas. Ii. Weeks, iant, cleo; Almedl c. Part
ridge TO Herbert A. Jaessen. land. d: Judsoo
Avery to Edwin A. Avery, land. $s5; Mary T.,
Beaa,an to Joshua Parsons, lard. 81 &c: Alison
bond to Arthur C. Meser e, land. $3.50
SoNsRsILLB.-Chas. W. Clifford TO solomon Z.
Eopsins. land and bulldogs, o., solomon u.
II pkins to Jos Nichols. land ind buildings, q.
SoU rHPosr.-Chas A. white ct ale. 70 Geo. II.
Holmes ct Al, land fi00: Geo. H. Holmes &,
Prank Il. cele, land. 400; Martha Il. Stroat TO
John Reed. land. 81 &c.
wALpoBoRo.-Mary A. HUI china to Charles
I. Kuhn. land. eco; John Flanders to Gideon n.
Hoch, land, ti5p. Gideon N. Koch 10 Arthur C.
Meserve, land. 800
WHrrxFIKLp.-w. II. Weeks ct alp-, to Edwin
A. Avery. land $500 Mary Pollard 20 solomon f.
Hopkins. land, eco.
WIscAsssr.-oriando P. Dickinson to Frances
T. Fowies. land. $500.
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Temperance.
Hov <-gs esex Dssfrts& Lo;<s Good fen'SsAss'
sss. 7-wsas Ds:r.e, LS<ss Good Is~sia'''
North sea,sycgt. So ri
Nov ga Hsss<s;asa County Reform CAB BOZ
rerfe We go
Hos. II gsox D4.sti@s Lo4s~ sSs. Ienp-@ss'
ss-' S"Ysss bis.aet Loegs coed Tsnsiars,
NJ pt--Ss1Seseo ia Dis rist LaSs; /. o. 9. 7.
v;th Indsy tfy f.,slx-, Eas Aabarn-
De-. l. Y-esfsqais aasd rsHpssrs. sAngsFyiie'
Ear1egs' Isstftnfss.s
nov s-At Rsund POND,
NSs. SAT Dana isca-~ Si.is.
EdneattsnAi.
NOV. s-Easx cosny Tsaeh7fs' C"sFshtiSar
Hey' q 7-OIfatd County IssEhsrs' CsnTsnttcn
NOV 1o-es--P erobseot Tez1aers' CoHssa'i"a
J.o' -. ~ nafae PseasosisaI society. Portland
Patrons ~ Hasbanary.
Nsv ie-somersst coaafy Foman. eFssss. "
NOV n-Eror xna L.sooIn Union Pomona
f,faass north WHldsb5fe
Nov, is-ssgs-anec ceaefy Pomona hahss
west BATH ~,
NOV. if-lsmtesIaad fSmons 6ranse, Das'
No, W" M'r~sssses. pomona srasse, Bsrmea.
Hsnafeas.
NOV. sz-As4ssscegyis s.c-E. Convention
rs~ s~spz,ore :. 8. C. r.. Bethel
nor. 10 l7-nssns State tjrssss. 5ko~h'g2h.
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THE STATE.

ron all Over Prosperous Maine.-A
New yiliAge in Somerset Count. I'm
prssemeais II Mennssfh. -Pregress-
ing Wiltsa. TIE Anads Better Re,
turn and Settle Look Out for Iramps.
-Hoase Breaking in Pensiseot.-
Orange Seeiables and Farmer lnsti'
tnte.-Gsed Crops and General Pros
perity. Excepting Slightly Blue TIM
in Some Parts Of Arsest0ok.
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SUssEr.

SUHsEr.
Friday last, Jehn AID Stephen BAsbov,
brothers liris 9 at Green's Lsrdtn2, got INTO
Q quarrel and sfier s1me vords one PICKED
up IN sxs that happened 10 b. laying nssf
and threw IL at the other castisg ais foos
badly, The h,x Of blood vas stopped VIE
great Difficulty -Niss Flora knowiton OF
Sunset Left &C sa for Philadsiphis Monday,
vhese shs ill SPEED the winter --SAsuf-
dxy, a. the British schooner Anado was go
ing through Green's Landing rhoToushfare.
b captain attempted 10 90 70 windwxrd OF
tie Acezmalst5r' laying 1t her snchors,
shsn the Ansdo became unmsnsgeAsls and
csIiidsd With her. dismasting her and tesf-
ing u, her decks. The Anado getting
clear ard before her captain could get con
troll Of her struck the Pifmsn Just aioft the
main rigging tearing away the stern and
| sinking her in lsss than two minutes. Shs
then colliaad with the schooner Willie, bu
her crew having seen the destroyer" com
| ipg. had taken measures to avert q catss
.,ophs ard escaped with the ioss of thu
jisboom only. The Anado wen. On her ~,
/ VI isi ure3.
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No notice whatever will he taken OF IN
sixrsd comm nieations. All such will be put
INTO the waste basket rrrr'd.
THE JoUKsAL cAA&Oi ~, lELb kksPoN-
stsLx yoR THE PRESERVATION or EgTrEs
or Kxrxcrxp COMMUNICATIONS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-04

There can never be any danger Of
Xaine's running down or going into de
cline while the good old singing schools
snd spelling schools and pairing bees aud
huskings and cuttings hold out They
speak Of healrh and hope and good
cheer, that hard work and cold climatt
cannot kill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-04

homestead to see the result Of the raid
Nothing SEEM 20 have been taken. A ,e&r
window was fully up sni fsstene3 xhsre
entrance Vas made. Il appears the burglar
was fIish ened by her leaving and hastily
lat sIe~ard es 500 has been offered
for the capture Of the mise.s ITS.
Somerset.
PALNYRA
Mr.. ]. Z. HON stead il improving the
l1oks Of his premises very much BY grad
i,g his , ard and tsimni g tbs I'll ,de Trees -
Mrs Sarah Frost of Sc, Adams Is visiting
her san, L. Q. Frost. Of this place. Mr..
Samuel .Goroin Of Friendship, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. L. H. Tcdi.-Mrs. To Sle
has returned to her home il Boston. MASS.
accompanied by her mother, Mrs Philbrick
Mr.. r. A. Stacy has moved into the Mrs
Spoliet house so as TO be nearer his plsce
Of business Miss Adiie Soule went to
Pittsfeld to work but was brought home
sick. She il better at this writing. Mrs,
j. b. Chase who has been sick for 3 long
time is improving and we are in hopes to
see her shout again soon. Mr.. C. R. Pratt
is moving his potatoes to the depot ct Pits
field. He and his family 10 to Boston
next week, where they intend to remain for
the winter.
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The Bordoin Orient thinks teaching
while In college doesn't pay That the
experience gained Is Of less value than
the study time lost, Is its argument
Rut many boy couldn't take q college
course without earning money as a
teacher: and the Orient takes pains %
say is remarks do 10. apply 10 such
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-04

Aroostook county Is ole Of the places
that needs no booming when u 2ets
the new railroad Ir will boom itself.
Real estate values are rising there all
the time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-04

While eating his supper MONDAY evs nirs
Thomas Flynn CT Milwaukee. msn 60
yeass Of age, swallowed his false teeth and
vas choksd 10 dssth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-04

the mo Benefit, No Pay" plan
--only one could stand the test, viz:
DAxa.s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-04

The 'Blus and the Grsy."a military
drama Of the days Of 6l-'s5. viii BE- p,e.
duced in Meonian H. al o, Wednesday. IL
lth init
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George w. Guiding. PAst Grand H,sh
Prizes. OF the Grand Chapter Of NJ sias, sti
ia.tsii III, officers If Cashnoc Chapter.
Thursday evening. Nov 8 ~
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NJ. G Foste. Z Son have . crew n
work dwelling ,hs ,tone tagging along u
fttnt Of the sovs~r ment building and lot
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The .'city Of Brunswick" How does
that souEds
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DRESDEN.

Serv cfs at the NJ. Z church are to be Is
follows after this on the Sabbath: 10 40
every Sabbath, instead OF every alternate
Sabbath the same at South Dresden M. E.
church at p M; evening meetings sre to
begin at Nov. 10th in tie evening at
the MeGhodirt parsonage. IL to be given a
social snd special donation for the minister.
Mrs Katie Weeks who has been very i'll
i. row e3nvalescent.--Mfs l. Fl. Bickford
IL improviug.-Mrs Eta Carney has lief,
t, .perd the winter in Msseachusetts.-
Warren Reed and family are to move this
week 10 Lewiston. Thew expect TO make
that city their future residsncs, Miss G G.
Alley, resident nf the local C. T. U is
sick with slow fever induced by taking q
severe Did -Brsdbury Bien is having .
rev coal Of paint app lad to his buildings
on what 10 called Blen's Hill.
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The logs srs nov running down rive
once mere but before many days al WI
have bten rolled over the dam and the NJ.
son's work will be at an end.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-04

As the sun is superior to the
stars, so DsNa's is superior TO
all other SarsaparillaS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-04

Harry vilIiers, "The King Of II
rrsmps," reschtd tewi yesterday tookiss
jass the ssme - 10 the old days.
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THy Danny KEssKBEc Journal MAY
M FoUsD on SALE Al 1HH WAsbiNei"N
sEwa ExcBAsGT. WASHINGTON, ID. Z.
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MAINE GOSSIP.

One of our exchanges says there u
great fatality in the country towns OF
Msine among fat hogs.
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One OF the electric cars va disaAlsd
yesterday 90 that there were only hourly
trips between this city and Gardner saa
regular commune alton a. far 20 Hsllovvll
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-04

A gentleman who was down from Semen
set couatJ yesterd.y saysthe Somerset hils
we're white with snow Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-04

After many weeks Of persistent eaast,
many unsuccessful trials. those boys have
ct last succeeded 10 smashing tAs slsss
globe of the street lamp on The corner q
Church and FLagg atyeets.
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Glorious weather yesterday, . nrt,e;
Aaihs Geek tail, sinulatil . bu. not IMAM
eating. ,.-- s.--5-a-'.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-04

The regular meeting Of the W. c. +. U.
viii be held this Wednesday Af,s,neoa !,
q on e.
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The Railroad Comnissionsss arrived +
the city yesterday on the morning 6sla.
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/ lORISSA
wfman Elliot resident OF Milwaukee.
! Wis, formerly Of this viIlsee Is visiting the
home Of his boy hood. He is reported to be
| a millionaire. Landlord Grant claims that
tn, strongest man in Penobscot county 10
A. NJ Burton. On Center street in front
OF ,hs hotel 10 the Maine Central Railroad
cros.i~s o. Friday morning IS the
freight engine was chaosiag cut, Burton
with dump cart ard horse sitsched At
tempted to cross 10 front Of he engine. By
sore mott N known to eq1ines only, the
horse stopped on the crossing Burton
sprsng on; OF the cart caught the
horse ard By his strength sruiled
cart snd horse over in season to
avoid itjufy. He must have exef.ed
| 1900 pounds Of muscle. He 10 large man
| ID the primo Of Iifs.-Mfs. J. C. Beal re-
turn from Boston on Thursday, but in
I quite SICK With IL srippe. DR.. Merrill eau
| uens he best of csre.-Prof. E.. E Col
| bah cf Excite, made " call Nov. LIST. At
the Union church eight wers baptised
| hJ sprinkling Sunday mortisg Big
Rev. Charles S,uthsrd Mira. Blsi.-
del who occupies Aad owns q
re.idencs between this village and Morse
| Co -ner. was visited BY one or more burg aRs
en- Eff1Ay niEni. Que retIeu SDout nine
o'clock and had not been asleep when abe
heard some one in the house. she saw
small .ized man standing between her bed
and door leAsips 10 the sitting room. She
ssksd Who's tbefe?" The reply vas. "a
tramp, want ven; money Ca being
told sac had none III. was ehoksd quite
severely. Not beirg able To make hsr dis
c,cse her hiding place. he ca.i4d fer gsg,
leaviag the ruom for Anofh.e. Mrs. Btsis
dell spraus Gu Of bed and out Of the
room By another door and ran TO
the nearest reg abor'., Mr.. Cra.ell
wso VAS absent wish his vile. She tried
the doors ard wi dovs bus not srousing any
one che fep,ired to Cfoweils stable where
she remained till morning of Saturday,
bare foot and in her night clothes where .
young man, M. Croseii's son. found her.
Gsttipg her into tie house ard CD Amin
Tvs matnef's CLOTHES he proceed to sno her
L. isasc. who with Mrs.. u. repsired 70 the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-04

Following are the real estate transfers in
Kennebec county for the two weeks ending
Oct 3isf