Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-15

'.Ee works. and though for ethers saks
BE seems % lover Of bis fser,
He Atways hevs 20 ~ 70 MAKE
The ehips ~ ~ In some ene's faee-"
A Bar Harbor poIicenAa tells ssshsf
curious story ia connection vifh recent
sfrest cf a Irdian woman She hsd been
ia the lookup all night snd In the morning
vhsn brother policeman Of ths ons Who
h.d ssresfed her came up 70 the placs, he
vas met By Q dirty looking cur. Who ran
sxeitedly from him 70 the door Of The
lockup, jumped upon him, licked bis hard
and showed every evidence Of distfsss.
The policeman opened the door and the
dog spfang In With . bark Of JOY. vent
straight to the fndian voman's cell. greeted
her With every expression Of snscsion and
Joy that dog 10 capable Of showing, then
10y down coniepsediy BY her eide. The
query 10, did the dog reccgnizs tie police
man for . policeman and connect -is With
he fact that n vas by q policeman that bis
mistress Vas shus up away from himt
A little more sctivity is noticed in the
log market.
A wcman 10 Jonespoft, aged 57-slvsys
10 good health, never sav . steamboat until
about too weeks sgo she went to the dock
for the arss time, though her home Is about
one mile distant from the boat landing.
Biddsford hop beer is evidently exhllirst-
ed Of the destructive warfare the oficers
are vssing on its rivals, beer and vhiskey,
for In one restaurant recently kegs Of hop
beer have burst blowing the heads Of the
Kegs through Q window.
The Biddeford officers are Willing svsy
the dull summer season in selling "Cno"
beer and the unmarked liquors at the city
agency. The city marshal declares that
Uno" beer 10 into xiesting. statements to
The contrary notwithstanding and Deputy
Sherifs Harmon and Small only took the
unmarked liquors Of the agency claiming
shat in 20 doing they simply treated the
sgency - any other rum shop.
This 10 what is said Of happy Maine
town, Guilford mo jealousies are sppar-
ent among the leading citizers. but what
one suggests they all favor and a. result
there is \ real hearty cooperation in all the
c forts put forth to make the town grow
Grsngsrs' day at Msrtha's Grove, Frye |
burg. was indeed . success and one from
y hieh great benefit must have been derived
by the large number present.
There was Q man In here this noon,
said . Lewiston barber. "who said he had
never had his hair cut before by . barber.
nor had . barber shave him, and he was 90 |
years old, too. He lives in Webster, ten
miles out, and 10 worth a good deal Of
property. 1t was . head Of good hair and l
cut 1t pompadour to please him."
Trade dollars are comir g into circulation
in some parts Of the State.
"Our hottest days have been just four
weeks apart-the 18th and lG:h Of June,
the 18th and 14th Of July and the 10th and
llih Of August, with 8 rain the third day
G very timer-st least so remarks Maine |
weatherwise.
Aroostook people who enjoy early fruit
are particularly anxious to see the direct
iae built. One Houlton dealer says it takes
five days to get his fruit from Boston and
then 1t Is badly decsyed.
Two wealthy young ladies at Goose Rocks,
Maine. recently disguised themselves as
strolling gypsies, one with banjo and the
other with q guitar. Their contributions
for the day amounted to 50 which they |
gave to one unfortunate family.
An ubiquitous Maine reporter has inter- |
viewed hand-orssn man and found that |
this professional gentle man averaged about |
s. per day. Whereat be remarks that this |
sum is more than many graduates Of the |
B ostou Conservatory of music get and won
ders why & school Of music for organ |
grinders should not be established. When |
4 society fer prevention of cruelty to
humanity is established this should be one
Of the irst subjects considered.
Up in Pfesque Isle. sAys an exchange,
The building operations exceed those Of any
previous year and the demand for mechan-
Ic, 10 so large that many are brought there
from Woodstock and Houlton.
In Il. NJ. Emerson's house which was
burned in West Pitisfield, there
were two cats which we're supposed to have
been burned. Mrs. Emerson visited the
aims q week later, when she heard faint
cry; calling her husband he began digging
and to their great astonishment out came
The two cats from the cellar drain nearly
furnished. After q little nursing they are
no worse from going through the FIRE.
Speaking of aged people the Esstport
Sentinel says: The great grandmother Of
DR.. J. NJ. Jonah of Esstport, Mrs. Lutz
IF German birth. recently died in Moncton,
n. B.. at the age Of 1l9 She had six
hildren, and five ara yet living. with an
average age Of 81 l-3 years. and Mrs. Ben
,min Young Of Calais is the young lady
II the FIVE.
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