Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-28

| The Republican will commence NOV
ing tomorrow, into its new quarters on
Sweden street, In the block formerly
| owned and occupied by orman Oak. Our
| friends and patrons from out of town.
| who may hereafter visit us, VIII please
remember our change OF location. Ar
| oostook Republican, August 81.
When In Caribou few weeks since
we saw the new building on Sweden
street into which our Aroostook neigh
Dor is now getting located. And this
| street ia an evidence of how things have
doomed" in the booming town OF Cam
bou during the past few years There,
said Landlord smith to US As we stood on
the veranda Of the aughan House, right
up where that new street now runs
pastured my cows three years ago Now
there are on that street a church; one OF
the best foundrys in Maine; bank, sew
ersl stores and houses, and there
will soou be newspaper office
there This Is progress In material
development which few towns anywhere
Est or West can surpass-snd 1t occurred
Ia northern Maine, at a point little
farther north than Quebec.
The correct date OF the First Maine
Cavalry Reunion at Boulton Is Sept. 10
and not sept. Il. as has been stated IN
come OF the papers.
Up in Piscatsquis county they have
rainbows not only at night, hut in the
night.
From $50 to 100 sheep and lambs are
daily slaughtered at the New England
Dressed Meat II Wool COS establish
ment in iIoulton, and this business will
probably be kept mp till after Christmas.
IL doesn't do for a traveller to get mad
and bang his grip-ssek around in this
state, for about every grip-ssek which
comes into Maine Is loaded, A New
York man got mad in Camden hotel
the other dsy because the house was
full and he couldn't get room. so he
grabbed his two grips and threw
them into chair The fun commenced
at once. A stream of liquid flowed from
the bag ana ran along the door 1t
might have been lemonade, hut it bore
the odor OF whiskey. If New York
runners get anything stronger to drink
IN Maine than Poland water. they have
to bring it with them.
Three Lewiston men met by chance Ia
Detroit. the ether day. 1t wa. at race
track and thev were there to see a Maine
hor.e trat. The horse was Nelson aud
as the Maine men yelled a welcome they
knew each Others voices and-they
yelled louder Than before.
Brunswick Telegraph: With coal at
Small Poiut, gold il WhiteHeld, millions
Of ice on the rivers and ponds for the
gathering. and BURBERRY patch On
Alma PIatns big enough to supply big
portion of the country. we fail to see
WHY Maine IL not pretty well supplied
with the essentials to make the old state
good enough for the boys to stay In
Over 10000 pounds Of raspterries at a
shipment was the average quantity
shipped last week and the week previous
by three buyers on the upper st John
river. There we're three shipments per
fweek. The Presque Isle Stsr-Herald is
Informed that the larger part of these
berries are gathered on the American
side. ia Aroostook county. Between
s3s 600 aud $4,000 will be paid out for
berries In that section this year which
will be 8 vast assistance TO the people
Miss Edith J Hutchinson went from
Pennington to Madison one day last
week with piece Of gold which she took
from the mines st Swift river with her
own hands, and had it inserted into the
cavity Of tooth The piece of gold was
placed near the centre of the cavity and
filled with gold prepared for that pur
pose. Dr.s Lancaster performed the
operation and says he believes Miss
Hutchinson is the emily lady in the land
having gold filling part Of which she
took from the mines with her own
hands
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