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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-17

Bosron, June l6 IT. A. Edison. the
inventor Of elecfricsl snd Biographical ap-
pliaaces, has been snsd BY & B. Welsh Of
this city to recover $3.50, 600 damsges Of an
alleged half interest which the latter claims
to have in all the inventions and improve
Insnts made BY Edison in transmission Of
messages by telegraphy. The suit was
brought in 1884 in the United States Circuit
Court. and the plaintiff claims thas Edison
made a contract in April, 1869. by which he
agreed. in consideration Of various Gums Of
money which Welth had loaned him to ex-
pertinent on the invention which he was at
work upon for use photographic trsnsmis-
sion. At that time Mr.. Edison vas in the
employ Of the Western Uaion Telegraph
Company 10 Boston and the plaintiff WAS in
the employ Of the franklin Telegraph
Company.
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Stage Rcbbsr Geronimo Caught.

Tucsos, Ariz., Juae l6.-Depu.y Sheriff
Gray arrived here with the body Of the
notorious Mexicaa stsge robber Geronimo.
and Leon. his aceompiice. They have
been robbing stages IN Southern Arizona
for the past five years, and officers have
bsen sitter them continually. Last night
Gray ard his posse ran them down in the
mountains near Psbste They made fight
and Geronimo fred FIVE and Leon three
shots without effect. Geronimo was killed.
Leon surrendered,
Geronimo ROBBED the United States mail
and stage passengers III re than q dozen
times, and has Committed many murders.
He was captured several times but slwsys
escaped. Leon. bi. aceompiice, up to six
months ago Was q deputy hherifl.
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xhs Damioion Of Canada.

As the Dominion" 10 be coming an oh.
lect Of uncommon public interest at this
lime in const quence Of the political results
that may follow the death Of her foremost
statesman, the occasion is opportune to
recall the nature Of the Canadian Confei-
GRAFTON. the separate provinces of which it
is made mp. the number OF people within
its boundaries, ard other pertinent infor-
nation concerning it.
TIE Dominion is composed Of seven
provinces: Ontario formerly Upper Can
ada, Quebec Formerly Lower Canada,
Nova Scotis, New Brunswick, Manitoba,
Prince Eiward's Island and British Colum-
bia-ihis last named province being on the
Pacific. II has an ares-including with the
seven provinces what are styled the "Ter-
ritoriss and Arctic l-lands'-of 8 610, 257
square milee, and m aggregate population
that numbered 4 1924, $40 by the CENSUS Of
l8Sl--and Of about five millions a. esti-
mated under the'csnsus of this year.
The form Of government Ia the leeisla-
tive department is very nearly the tquiva-
lent OF our own, each of the Provinces
mentioned bsipg the anslogue of one Of
our states, having its own Legislature 10
control Of its own local xfairs-and each
Province bavirg Representative in the
Dominica Parliament according to pop
uiation, rs cur states have IN CoDgrt %.
The Dominion II use Of Commons has
present membership Of 2l5-the basis Of
representation being one member for ever}
20 216 inhabitants.
The executive government, however, il
formed or the British model. The Queen
OF Great Britain 10 the nominal head, she
being represented in the Dominion by .
Governor General, whom she appoints
through the British Ministry; and the Gov
ernor General, in iuec, beiog but formal
chief; governs through q privy council,
which is chosen, like the British Ministry,
from among the acknowledged leaders OF
the majority party in Parliament for the
time being. These are the responsible and
real executive rulers.
While the territorial extent of the d.
minion covers 500 257 square milef,
which il eighty times the extent o: Penn
sylvsnia--only about one-tiftieth part is
ocs ueied. The whole population Of tbs.
vast expense is somewhat less than that Of
cur Commonwealth The faancial sffaifs
of the Dominion, however, are on q ecale
somewhat more commensurate with its i'm
meDse areas Of uninhabited land than with
the number Of ito inhabitants Keeping
in mind, for the sake Of comparison, that
the peprlstion Of the Dominion IL about
the same a. that of PeDnsylvania-the rev.
enue collected for Dominion purposes 10
about &35 900, 900 year, and the expend-
isufe, We judge, somewhat more than that,
for the Dominion debt has been growing
Tin the five years prior to 1900 at an aver
age Increase Of four millions year. TIE
paoic debt Of the Dominion was 1882 :
1881 in the year 1890, with some odsrts
that reduced the ret debt to $3.50 375 GAL
Thst. it must be confessed, 10 rather
oppressive in community Of FIVE millions
OF people.
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REAL EsfATE.
Li0ooIn

The following are the real estate trans.
fers in Lincoln county for the week end.
iug June 10:
ALNA-Isaac F. Hasson 10 Moses Russell, land
and bulldogs. $500, Geo. S. Paine's estate TO
Albert N. Card, land, $3.50.
BooTHBAY -Burnettc Adams 10 Byron Giles,
land nd buildings, &1t0.
BsEMRS-Everett W. Ste,son to Cysus Weston.
land, $l37; Marx X. Davis % Cyrus Weston, land,
sos; VIM. Little 10 CYRUS Weston, land, $l5
Simon Foster to yrls Weston, IL nd, $50.
BEIsToL-uannsh X. Ihompson's estate TO
R'sferd c. kelsey, land, 5000: Thomas ii. Fossett
to Everett W. sprowl, land ard buildings, f52;
Alex Yates ct ais 10 Marin' rs Lodge l. o. o. f.,
land, 81.
characterization L. Barker to JOS p.
Hatch. land aud buildings, $500.
NbwCAsrLE-- Martha A Chase ct els to Cbas
VI. Bartlett, land &5e: eimon Bartlett to Chas II /.
Bsrtiett, land, 500; susan II. Bartlett to Cba.
III. Bartlett. land, ell Emma j. Jooes ct ais 10
Gas. H. Bartlett, land, 300: Daniel u Erskire
to Jesse I. Wilson, land, $50; Lyman McCuidy
to tme iue NJ Wilson, land, o..
NoBLEBoko Lorenzo ID. Perkins to Solomon
Sideiinger. land 81. Sol lnion Sidel:uger to l.. ID.
Perkins. land, 81
SOUTHPORT Fidelia Sidney to Jason Collins,
land and buildings. 5000.
wsLDoB,so-Miies Sukeforth to Mary Il.
keene, lend snd b ,ilnings, $500.
WHiTtFIsLD-Emils II. Peaslee to Geo, NJ
Peeslee. nd rnd Blu ldipgs, $500; Maria A. et,l
rhen TO David Il Matthews, land and b1ildings,
s500.
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The beard of aldermen met in executive


The beard of aldermen met in executive
session Ia the city rooms. Moadsy evening
end considered the loes ion OF ihs sttees
railroad, ~ requested BIZ the petitioners In
its favor. The aldermen INDUCED in much
discussion, pro and con, upon the matter,
and iazlly decided to adj,ern uGtil the
first Moudsy in July, when the matter
will he again considered. This ia re-
sstded by those who have followed tie
progress of the matter as move toward
referring TO the people OF the cisy to .e.tle
the a,ssIeY as TO whether the line shall 90
through Water street TO the New Mills and
Scuth Gardiner or not. In order to enable
the people to vote upon the question Pc
u'l1n containing the signatures Of thirty
ci;izaos must he made to tia siy govern
msnt before such aclion can legally be
taken. This will undoubtedly be done rs
plenty Of tax PAYERS csa be found willing
20 sisA the petition. Opinions differ AZ 10 the
ou;core Of the mAtter but quite . large num-
Der with whom the JOURNAL Representative
oonversed yesterday were OF The opinion
that leagirg the mater 10 thu people would
rosuls in vote in favor Of allowing the
rosd to run through Water street. There
are quite number Of prominent men, how
ever. who very much doubt If the people
will grsnt the desired request xad predict q
close and active eight to prevent il. 1t is
believed that ward 6. which il at South
Gardner. and wards and | and possibly
ward would be strongly IA favor OF locat-
ing the he il sccsrisrcs with the wishes
of the petitioners. Several suggest ccn,-
promise by which the line might iun from
the PIT SEM terminus OF the Augusta Hal
lowell and Gardiner Electric Railroad up
Main avt nue. to Water street, across Wsser
street {, Church street. up Church street
hill to the c mmon. where Ii should divide,
one l,ue swinging srDuod down Vine street
TO Water street and thence to South Gardi-
her and the other line proceeding mp Ger
trail street to the New Mills. The matter
Was the leading qaestion discussed on the
streets yesterday, and the street railroad
campaign, il ever declared "on' will be .
warmly contested one.
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The following are the real estate trans
fers il Franklin county for the week end
ing June 10:
JAr-John Lewis to 4. W. Lewis, premises, II
ard val con-; lola A. Emery ct al. TO Salisbury K
Leland interest in premises, 500: Charles Black
OF Fsyette to fhebe Ella Of Fayet'e, land, &225
saikTTkR Il. -Solomon H. Chand-
isr of New Gloucester TO Umbagog Otis Falls
Pulp comp uies Of Portland. saw MILL 1890 sores
land etc, s64oo; solomon II. Chandler TO same,
land, 500
kINGFIELD-Henry l. Thompson to Fiorinda
Stetscn. Lane, $500.
IspusrRY-L,cy 4. Luce to the sl,rey Chapel
Association. land, $40.
NAV sgARoN-Ptilip A. storer to Jacob
Chandler, Land. 900
fARMISGToN-SaHuei q. Tarbcx TO Silas
Perham, land, fI0o.
WILToN-6eorge W. Atwood to Georae Brown
ct 81, well. etc, -.
wELu-Laue fisherman to Flora N. Master.
man, land, 600.
AyoS-Lydia b. Goldsmith OF Freeman to Or
lando Marden OF Freeman, land and buildings,
eco. Joei Wilbur to j. ~. Wheeler of Phillips
pr. misses, $3.50.
RASoELEY-Jerry =. Oakes to Gerry A. Proc
tor. md aud buildings, t25o0.
ESQ.,
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Loss Greater than Expected to the
Clipper Machias Works.

KsENE. June Is The burning OF the
Clipper Machine Works at South Kesne
depot last night, will involve loss Of $780,
0o0, instead Of $40 900 ~ At first reported,
with an Insurance of 9l3 900. II COM
prised the foundry, machines hop and store
houses, covering two or three acres. OF
tho Hne equipment Of tools the regular
and sps ciai machinery, 80 horse power
Coriiss engine, and . large number Of IN
ishei mo wers, few were saved. The IRE
caught from sparks on the roof Of the shed.
ftom . Fitchbuvg locomotive, and spread
rapidly. A steamer and hose company were
speedily sent from Keene, but when they
arrived there was no water available for the
steamers and the. FIRE uas uncheck to the
end.
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Il May Mako You Rich.

Say in your newspaper announcement
just what you would say II yen wore 10
60 personally to talk up your goods, and
our word for it you win mako OF thu
newspaper thousand fold better sales-
man, because it can present your an
nouncements every day to II, 600 possible
purchasers. The newspaper can do the
work in day that hundred most en-
Gent and active statesmen cannot accom-
plish. And the newspaper can save clerk
hire and the soiling and spelling Of goods
in the showing Of them by telling Gus
TONERS beforehand just what you have.
The newspaper will make you nch Il
properly utilized. Banner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-17

We desire to say to our citizens, that for
years we have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and
Electric Bitters, and have never handled
remedies that sell as well, or that have
given such universal satisfactions We do
not hesitate to guarantee them every time,
and we stand ready to refund the purchase
price. if satisfactory results do not follow
their use. These remedies have won their
great popularity purely on their merits.
Bowditcb, Webster 4 Co., Druggists.
aug6eod&w chwkyly
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lWlLTOH. EA
Mr. s. 8. Bsss met vith quits serious
accident last "Wednesday While drivipa 4
horse which became unmanAgesbls The
hoese becsms frightsaed. ovefturned he
wagon throwing Mr.. BASE oat, and run vim
the fors vheels into tssm driven By Chss.
MILLER throwing him ont. Both psrsiee
vefe severely hurt and for some dAys Nj
Bass wss in : critical condition althoush be
Il new consalsse mt. The horse rpu 10
ffent Of John Moody's b!scksmith sIop
vh,fe he became entsngIsd, breaking ono
Of his isss %. badly he wss despstched Il
oncs. The hnfse visa Qniec yaiustIs ara
win bes heavy Ii . u NJ. Bess. --ChiIdves,s
Sunday W. ssaesvsd Il de CoasYeesfie..1
cSufch wb'ri were elegantly drcerssed Win
flowers. The IL ssrjss. dr.w M . ,s,~.
- r. saGsn
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No cisas IL Doainsoa nRls1stssial

SAansS - A1nsoH Da
OrrAuA. Jsas ie.-Ail rspssis - = the
pssekhdfQ - ny crisis b nlisisossial circles
- disposed Of when the Hoass nst this
sftefnoon fir Hector Lsngevin read astate-
ment from Hon Nj Aboott. which ssid Is
sas dsened unnecessary By tbs kovsfnof-
gsnsrsl to taks action uatil sfteR Sir JchI's
funeral. His fxeelisncy app'ied to Sir
John Thsmpson for advics 70 be
taken in forming the new governnent.
Later il the sans day on Sir John Thonp-
sens advice, AGr. Abbott vas summoned,
and feceising aa'horify from his sxcellency,
Instructed the cabinet ministers that with
their assent they should be continued 10
their present positioa. to which PROPOSE
ton they scquissced. Mr.. Abbott viii a.
rune the petition Of presidens Of the privy
eouncil and the railway department will be
sdmicieiefed BY another member Of the
cabinet. No name in connection Nth the
latter port folio hiss been mentioned.
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/ There are two things successful ad-
vertisement must do-att-act and con-
vince. In other words, it must be read
and leave good impression. In order
TO attract attention it must not be sim
ply noticeable. for that might be on &C.
count of its shocking and ridiculous ap-
pearance. 1t should look new to the
reader-like something he has not read
before.
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The Diffiou,.y Ct Rsat

II Is hard for an American to rest. To
lie uoder tree and do no,hing, on Lowells
suggestive plan, would seem almost wicked
to some OF our tisters. wish I could
msbe them see that IL 10, on the contrary,
the tfuess wisdom; tbs. BY it they get such
resresbment. such recreation that ;hey can
be q huadied times more useful, and doubt
less live longer, and ia ,hs END accomplish
much more.
The objection will be made--snd l can
almost see the wofritd loo king face, and
hear ,he voice of perfect conviction with
which it Is uttefed--'has the ability to leave
ONES csres behind her is matter Of tenn
permanent; she could never do il. / can
assure such ebjector that is 10 far more Z
matter of sill. To IVORY" and to
"borrow trouble and to .tcfoss BRIDGES
before coming to ,hen," Is m iaboro
and inherited vice Of sne who shall be
nsmelsss Shs hes h,d (, fight Il
all her life, an to taAt wrstchei .endency
che owes many unbsppy hours Bat one
reed net fold her hsncs AID yisld, even 10
su inherited tsn5eDcy-- unlsss che chorses
to DO 90. She has Tough: day By day.
night by night, ard, believe me, she hs
aimoet .rsmp'ei fhe' "blsck bsas.r under
her feet
Solitude-thoush q may be in smsIl
me1ure-is Indispensable 10 metal and
spiri usl health. By solitude mean entire
separation from ones u.usl comparioos -
veil - from her occupations and sur, oana
inGs An occssionsi severarcs from oae's
nearest ard desrest ID Of inestimable value
10 all concerned. So soon - children are
ons Of bsbyhood, il 10 - good fnr them -
for sheis mother 10 have snort periods
assy frosi her Nos for long seasons. aos
for the schosl Iife-far from it-but for
week or month rev and then. while the
children shall be In safe hsr d., and The
mother shall have . chance 70 IBIS gin
sg.i1."
Which Is better, mother sho lives yeas
after wear entirely for her family, ana drop,
dead Just vhen they ara comiae 10 masurisy
and nssd her most, or one Who tslkes : few
weeks from them every yea1-lsAying then
in careful hands Of her own seIectian-end
lives 70 pilot them through the most critical
ears Of their life Olive Thorus Muller,
in the Independents.
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Ray. J. W. Sparks end his chair Of neu
and boys were much pleased with their
fskowhsgsa trip last SaI Day aftsfnooa-
Tbs hsii where the services Vas held vas
densslg crowded and oil seemed 10 be much
pleased vifh the services. To-day Nr
Sparks goes to Skowhsaan where he will
make ara semenss looking 70 tbs organ.
iz.iion Of . choir. snd Tomorrow he will
bs in Madison where nev church 10 to be
built u once. Mr. Sparks 10 An enthusias
tic worker for the interests Of his church,
and a better man for the place could no.
have been sent here
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You must be healthy. Would you be
healthy, always keep within reach rsady
for any emergency. DIR. Pierce Pleasant
Pellets. the perfection Of physic! Head
ache, biliousness. constipation. coated
tongue. always Indicate . torpid liver.
These magical Pellets act directly upon the
iiver-the fountain-head Of many iils-cor.
recting all disorders. driving ous all impur-
tiles. stimulating healthy action. The bes'
Liver Pills; mildly giving all the benefit
and none Of the discomfors Of other pill.
iune i5t &wfolrm
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CONDENSED DIsrAxcHss.
The Pith 81 the Nsws taken from the
Cr-isut Esvsprs OF the Day.

Icebergs are reported very thick OF Cape
Race.
Jesse Anthony Of Seekonk, Mass, fer
attem pied rape on nine. yea,.old firl, vas,
Monday. sentenced TO eight years in state
prison.
Two Italians were killed and three others
perhaps fatally injured by . dynamite ex-
plosioa Monday, on the work OF the New ssk
Water Supply and PIPE Line between
B!oominsdale and Ponpton, N. J.
The Behfins sss qaestion vas further
considered at Tuesdays meeting with .
view Of taking such addiionai sseps - may
be deemed necessary b enforce compli-
suce Nth the terms Of the agreement for
closed reason.
Judge Dewey, 10 the Superior Court af
Boston Tuesday, de- led the position Of
certificate h,lde,s Of the order Of the
Golden Grail to restrain the supreme Of
a sers Of The order from further tsansscsine
basineo and for tlbe apppcinemens Of Re.
ceivef for the e35 900 nov On hand.
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0ioriaua Won Easily

New York, June 16 The Atlantic
Ischt Club held their annual regatta to Jay
IN the bay. The 46-footer Gloriapa, re.
Gently built for E. d Morgan, easily de-
feated The Nautilus, Mineok and J,ssics.
The winners in the other glasses were the
Marguerite, Shamrock, Clara and Tigress.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-17

The Portland Heater and Radiator
Company. Portland, Me-, has assigned.
BepjAmin-L. Staples, Esq, one Of the
oldest residents Of Houlton, died Sunday
afternoon, in his 72d year.
The house and eN Of Mr.. Lumberss
farm buildings. situsted at Canals Corner
in jay we're burned Monday noon. The
fire was set from spark from 4 chimes.
The loss 10 about $500; insured for 1000.
Tae CORNERS jury on the death Of the
child found in the river at Ellsworth,
recently, find that |: came to ito death by
the hand Of ito mother, Lsura Dsvis Of
Amhefss. A warrant has been issued for
her arrest but che cannos be found.
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Tho man who observed that 'sthe lAx8s
rivers generally happened TO run close %
barge cities has now discovered that
men who do the largest amount cf busa-
ness generally happen to have the Largest
advertisements in tho paper. Some mar
chants try circulars, signs. ETC.. stct. but
the best advertisement in tho wu<ad y
the newspaper; this has been conceded
by the most successful business men Of
the age. We could cite examples Of suc-
cessful Wanamaker, Stew
art, Mabley and others, men who have
spcut thousands Of dollars with tho daily
newspapers, and who have consequently
made millions of dollars.-Rome On. ~
Tribune
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A young man named Colby, who resides
Il Moose river, while near piimp.nI6 drug
store Monday evening, wss stricken With 8
sn1den III turn causing him To fssl to the
sidewalk. He vss picked mp and taken
INTO the drug store. where the necessary
nedicai aid wss gwen. He recovered after
6 short period Of unconsciousnss,.
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Got the Wrrrg Msn.

DEpHAM, June I6 -.Dedhsm authorities
have head frpnr Ctnsui Williams tia.
Robert LANCE, The rran arrested at Bars.
Goa, Cuba, for the murder CT Miss Euer-
son, hears none Of She tattoo marks
which August L<ngner js krown to have
upon bis breast and arms. LANCE will
be released frem custody.
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llsaan lGenmlpa = I6i111ne - q
nun Gunasy ~ - - - 49, =
aan1fmio cea1se = UNaAs3set - lnesa1e
~ aln13 eivil elsEla6 = Wseoese1es
49,. - III nann Der = ~
uSrlA 1ai1e NJ ~ ~, = ~ ~ vssk.
--a1sA IN 1fseao % nzbussdA 1sNs ~
~ nahire ~ sist1s, Mn. 3uaA Ges4ins
q fsw days' ~. o. - or scheea
osaeAafs. l(iss Lansa Csech<1t. d Rfespeess
= siving auuser a ~ eA111Rsn 1nate
lssssas Considerably companV = boetea
atihs Ifnnknn Rcd Houea lls. Aad1ou
Rodiek, ef Da1 Han ~ among IL
guesee til week Mr.. n. Kil1nas, o1f
slnaian seaat, nads his psrsn1n q Prospect
: visit rscsatly. snd psRehassa Ans ceat.
Ihs fulsrai Of ear agsd ei1issa II. &c.
CoIlins occuRed q o'cleck, Sunday nofnr
ing. AT IL 30 Rev. NJ. Holt prsaehed b
II chiidren q part Of The Chsldfsn's day
servies ana 4 4 O'Clock Z coneees vAa gisen
" ~ n. :. 0abAaah school Al ~ ~
vices vefe veil amended - was the Univef.
saliss seryice at the brick church 1t ;
O'Clock Mr.. Cas-. Greeley arrived home
from lfaminehAm, Mass a Saturday
LIST and sxpecD his family this week Thy
came 70 remain q they have given up ths
boapdine house basiness il which they have
been engaged he last few yeafs.-ARs. a.
] Mace came home last week from Nsssa-
chusetfs where she has been for the few
weeks cssicg for hsr sick daughter The
ls1ies ciscie from the Corner will meet the
ladies circle Of the Hill At the psfsonsse
there this week "A Roodly number Of the
Rsadheid A O. U. w. boys went to Mt.
Vernon TO attend The lodge meeting on
Morday evening Every one in this vicin-
ity feels the need of rain. especially the
farmers hit weather hiss increased
the quantity Of milk Of the cheese factory
very much for il 10 too hot for butter max
ing. -Two cases OF scarlet fever are re-
ported st the depot.
VIHnNA.
We sre having hot. dry weather and
crop, are needing rain badly. Workmen
are repairing the Wills house on High
street for party Of Brunswick ladies who
purchased ii last fall and intend it for =
summer residence The Toad machine has
been doing coed busiosss on most of the
roads.
WINTHROP.
TIE thermometer n gsteTed 30 in the
shade here Monday and Sc Tuesday. DIR.
c. A. Cochrase. w. j. Eusor. DIR. Geo.
w. Bates Of Winthrop and w. E. Whit.
man Of Auburn returned Tuesday A. M.
from . weeks ashing in the vicinity Of
Paflin Pond. bringing several hundred
speckled beauties with ihem.-A large
number Of Winthrop Friends are attending
the yearly meeting in Portland.
Bishop and family Of Portland we're the
guests Of C. r. HaSnaford Sunday and
Monday. r. Il. Bishop 10 having stable
built on his lot near Railroad street.
sssadshec.
RowDoINHAM.
Mr.. VIM. H. Tyler Of this town died a
the Maine general hospital on Tuesday.
Mr.. Tyler went to the hospital = short time
ago to receive treatment for Brisht's
disease. but died before any action had been
taken in his case. He was native Of this
town and was 50 years Of age. He leaves
a wife and two children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-17
Hiotous Students Flied.

EXETER, N IL. June 16 "A. J. Squires,
cli.s of 'S2. and r. 4. TafbelI, class Of '93,
students st Phillips Exeter academy, were
respectively fined S. ard costs and $40 and
costs in the police court this afternoon for
participation in riotous demonstration by
the students early Monday morning.