Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-23

same feeling. IL is certainly grand men,
orisl and will always be the prominent
landmark for the Forest city, and its merits
disarm criticism. Let its beauties not be
covered up during the vacation season
The electric cars at Portland were given
trial Saturday, and everything worked
splendidly.
The Bath Enterprise published High
| School, four psge extra on Saturday that
! contained history Of the High School and
an illustration of the building, the ersdua.
ton parts, portraits Of teachers and scholars
with much other interesting matter.
Six Pullman sleepers pulled into Bangor
on :he night train from Boston on Saturday
morning. The travel over the Msine Cen
trail is nov very large and it 10 Increasing
every day. Much of the travail is toward
Bar Hsrbor but there lie good proportion
for other places.
Since the running OF the Canadian Pa
cifc trains through the plantation of Jack
msntowp, the authorities have found it
necessary to build lookup.
A Rocklsnd mao who has set power
fan sgoing in his market to drive out flies
and keep cool breezes stirring. has struck
popular vein. little water motor does
the whole business.
Members of Bodwell Grange, Phipsburg
desire Dromore ard West Bsth Gran ges TO
get up ride for the 4th Of July and drive
down to Bald Head and spend the day with
them.
They are laughing in Portland about the
publication on Saturday in the temperance
organ, the Portland Herald, Of a cooking
recipe in which directions were given abous
soaking certain material in good wine"
instead of water. The ''plate" in that
number was edited with the saw.
St. George is TO be the banner town for
whooping It up on the Fourth. no less than
three different celebrations being arranged
for. Two are TO be held by two Of tie
Baptist churches, and one to get funds
tosard building free chapel at Port Clyde.
The labor organizations IF the eastern
part of the State will hold grand celebrs-
lion in Rocklsnd on labor day, September
: l. is hoIed ihas The people rs 8 whole
siil in 10 the Observance OF the DAY,
sitcs 1t Is now, by act of the Legislature
| lssf winter, legal holiday.
/ III. Bar Harhor Villsge Inp-ovem. NJ
/ Society has done is part toward ioereasii g
the g,trsetiveness of the resort by construct
/ ing rumbsr Of woodland prone nader this
I season
/ AZ rhe Pullman Company have just sent
e.st from their III Fps at Pullman. III two
of the i4est ears ever bulk for regular
/ service. named the Undiae and Vida. They
We're designed and built especially to run
| between Boston ard Bar H.rbor.
| Farm h. ip is scarce At $50 month and
/ board.
! Mr. B F, Briggs has invited the mem
! b,rs Of The Univ srsalist society Of Auburn
10 lawn party At his Maple Grove farm
the afternoon and evening Of July 2, The
| Maple Grove grour De are smong the most
beautiful in the city and the party will
probably be enc ef the rotabIe events Of
the year. Tuere will PROBABLY be athletic
sports in the aissrn0cr.
| The fleet priv5te museum OF the birds
aud lard mann n1sis OF Nes Englssdis owned
by George A. Bordmsr, Esq. Of Calais.
Mr.. B, srdmsn j. An mir mt ra,ursliss, and
spent many yesrs in nakn his fine col
| lection