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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-12

Commodore NJ NJ Dyer OF the Ports
mouth navy yard. arrived in the city last
night, having been detailed by the United
States government to set as inspecting Of
tlcer at the trial of the Holmes lubricant
ring as spilled to the proiectiles Of rif I'd
cannon. Several private tests have been
made By the Holmes Company with salts
factory results and the government test is
made 10 fully substsntiate the claims made
by the manufacturers of the new material.
The test will be made this forenoon at
ilinckiey's farm about fou7 miles from the
city on the iobboesee. The rified cannon
which will be used is three and one half
inches ia bore and c,rries she'll weigh
ing sixieeu pounds. About thirty
OF these shells provided provided with the
lubricsn. ring have been manufactured and
all arrangements made for todays trial.
The matter has excited considerable inter-
est in this locality and throughout the Sts.e,
ard lSrse number will witness the firing.
Among the invited guests who will attend
are His Excellency Governor Edwin c..
Burleiah. Adiu.ant General Henry M
Sprssue of Auburn. Lieut.. Col. ". S
Choste of Augusta, Gov. Luther Stephen
son. jr.. of the National Home, +. A. Small
of Augusta, y. |. Jordan Of Auburn, DR..
x. Hilton Chase of Massachusetts, Gen.
John T. Richards, Maj. John W. Berry, A.
w. McCsuseisnd, Capt. Z. d. Haley,
W. J, Ian .ers. Il. W. Morrill, O. NJ. Blanch-
ard, A. l.. Stephenson. G. ". HsseItou,
Esq and large number Of others from
this city. The psrty viii take carriages
for the New Mills. where q transfer will be
made to divers steam launch and bsrges
VIII Oh will carry the party to the range. l.
is probable that they viii leave the city a,
about 8 o'clock, Immediately after the
srrivsl of Governor Burleigh. The Holmes
Company viii spare no pains to make the
excursion satisfactory TO all who have been
invited to attend and ii is sure to be novel
AID interesting throughout.
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view York Produce Markell.

NEW YORK. May IL
FLoUR-Reoeipts 2i5i7 pkss: exports, 1855 ubis
sacks. l6ol dull unsettled ;closngxeak sales Ss5,
bbls; low extras, 4ooa4 90 city mills f5 ooas5 40
CITY nill patents. Is sose6.25; winter wheat
low grades, sfOoas4 90, fair to fancy, 7eass so
patents, rs ooasa.75; Minnesots clear, ei6oa ri
s'raisnts, ~ s5at5e5; do. patents rs rye
mixture. o. e5ass-zs; superfine, o. 1876; ae,
Recsipts Ia. $50 bush: Exports, s2,7s
sales, 40 coo, higher, with opetinq.
ia. anoat. store, -; iia,aI rs
fob. No. northern. to arrive, Ii2l; M
bard 10 srriye, rs. No. 2 Milwaukee - No
Chicago.
RYb-Quiet. steady.
BARLEr- out of season.
CoEs--n.eeip,-. 10000; exports. 1854; sale,
1900; dull, lower. closing weak; No. 4
val, eie'stor' siss2, ahoat; steamer, mixed
,oATs-aeceIpts $500 exports, 100; sale., 80 .oot
dull, lower No :, 81: 10 white
Nc: z: 1ssss. do white saassi. No. i, soi
20; white slaie, 6ea70; No. Chicago. 5slsf,
CoYfER lilo. dar, steady; fair ca .soe :.
susAE-Rsw, more active. easier. -eaned quiet,
81, No 30 s-la; No. 10. "a; No. ii, 37is: No. "a
81; Of a l6ai; nosI1. ala; standard, a4s,s:
.onfessiorers. AT; powdered. ~; granalated
steady. quiet; steady; 7.,.
PoRx-suiet, steady sales, - bbls: Old mesa
BBEy- Quiet, firm
,s = % wee duh: western steam
.. sest % ssa7 IS: S. A. ssY ' qais''
BuTrER-easy. quiet +; state dairy, 2aa2s: do
creamery. 1922 western disYy. lss2f do cYeasn,
cry, aiae'; do factory iss25; elgin. limitation
CBEEsZ-quief, easy.
fretznts - s-ssvs spss, steady quiet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-12
By TELEGRAPH.
THEY Musr Dm.
lausdsrus wood and Jusizo Must
Meet Death By Hteotxicity.

WASHINGTON. Nay H. The United
Sssses Supssms Court today decided me
cases Of George Wood, negro, and Shihaya
Jueisc, japanese. sentenced to deash IN
New York state BY electricity. after being
covicsed Of murder. In Wosd's cass
writ Of habeas corpus vas asked for be-
csuse negroes ware excluded from the
iuries which indicsed and conyicssd him.
rhe court holds thai there il nothing In the
Law Of the state Of New York excluding
citizens Of the African race from jufies,
and il be believed that negroes had bean
excluded becauss Of their race. tne ques'
tlon should have Teen raised in the trial IN
court, but cannot nov be brought up. Ia
the Jusiro case the court says it sees no
reason for bringing tie case here, save 90
delay the executor Of the sentence.
A. to the question rs'sed in New York the
court re- senst need Jngiro alter bis fosme.
appeal vas denied BY the Supreme Cou't Of
the Urited States but before the issuance
Of mandate, the court says it would have
been more in accordance with the propfie
ties to have awaited the mandate, bus ths
~ fca' Judgment had been rendered thl:
fact cannot vitiste the proceedings Of tins
lower court. The exclusion OF japanese
from the jury, i. ssys. is covered ny th'
decision in the Wood case.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-12

Arbor Day WAS observed here by exer.
cises participated in by sil the village
schools. The students met at the high
school building, formed in line and marched
TO Memorial hall, where appropriate exer.
cises took place. The programme consist.
ed Of singing, reading of the Governor
proclamation, recitstions By pupils from
each school, and addresses by Rev. A.
Hsmiltoa snd Bev. T. B. r. Fisher. Their
they sgsin formed in line and marched
to the different churches, where the trees,
10 in all, were set out. As each tree was
planted one Of the pupils would step for
ward and recite short selection. The ex
ercises were we'll arranged and pasted of
in very creditable manner.
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TYR pAEk's SA1sARAaILt.
REAL ESTATE.
Keonebec Couuty,

The following are the real estate trans
fers in Kernebec county to week ending
May 8;
AuGt rA-Mary I. Cole to l.. W. Mason, lant
aud buildings in Augusta. 5000, Mary l.. Robin
son ct al. 10 NJ. W. Dennis, land and buildings il
Aug Ista, val con. Louise S. Craig alta. TO Geo
and ,eo. II. Brickett. land and buildings ii
Augusta, $500
FAiSiiSG DALE Oscar MeCauslaud o. Farm
ngdalc to c. W. McCsusIand of Gardiner, lane
aud buildings in Farmingdale. 81 and val. con
FAiErTE MARY r. Elliott, Livermore, to J. A
Ciough, Fayette lard in fayette, $50
GAKDtSEE--R II. Gardiner ct ais. TO Julia Anr
Bailey. land In Gardiner, $75 and val con x II
Gardner TO W. I. Rollins land in Gardiner, 5000
W. Wiley 10 r. A. Norton, Jr., land in Gardi
NOR. fi2j; T.. Norton 10 I. ). Barrett, land an,
buildings in Gardiner, 325o Same to same Ian,
in Gardner, s75.
HALLowElI.-R G. Kinp.on 10 F d. Hun,on
land and buildings in BailOwel, $3.50; Halowet
Savings Institution to A. l.. Austin of Hallowell
hnd nd buildings in HslloweIl 2ls0a.
RoMK-Dayid Watson to Betsy A. Watts On ians
ia Rome, 800.
SO CHIsA Harriet l.. HOPPE TO Harlem Lodge
Ne ~, O. L. W. land in SO China, $50.
WATfRNlLLE-Sarah II. Furnish to f. J
Arnold, land in Wa'eryille, val con.
WIND oR-Sophia A. Sylvester 10 Emma K
WINsLpw-S. =. Geichcll 10 LrC. Pollard, ia 10
in Win-low, $3.50.
NAss.LGoBo-W. \. Studley ct ais. tn Kenne
bee Lodge. I. O. f.. land In Vassalboro, 800.
NIENNA-E. a. Merchant Skowhcgau, to Ihos
W oodworth, Vienna. land and buildings /,
Vienna, 81; J. Ii. French TO W. r. Brown Lane
In vi ma, $1,000.
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,aAaa,aorH scnooL ,Gsz1IHs.
rcou.ia..d fron Is. pase.l

the new building. IL vas the most crowded
With ssams az any thoRoashtare u ~ cify
excepe Wstsr street., ard be always theugss
when driving through there Of the danger
the little onss vefe tskins IN playing ahees
the street. where The teams we're 70 thick
and the electric railroad was running.
He believed that the lot coald be
sold for enough 70 buy larger snd more
suitable lot elsewhere and leave some saf.
plus over. Would make little outlay On
the sanitary condition Of the building. ~
thought that the increase OF children woaia
be south Of Grove street. Didns thiah
the tax payers OF this city we're inclined &C
srumbie a. paying for public improve
msn;s. The burden Of extra AxasioL
comes harder on the small taxpayer
than On the large property owners
Augusta had been uousualiy prosperous
IL required more 70 continue and derive
bsnef. from improvement than 70 SCI =
going. The speaker dweis At considerably y
length on this phase Of the matter. We've
got be said, good thing; nov iefs noaf
on to IL
A viva voce vote being taken resulted IL
the defeat Of the article By 9 large ma
joritv.
No action vas necessary on Art.
On Art to see if the district would yofi
TO raise the money, after some question
were pu, and answered it was voted down
In relation to article 2 Mr.. Sfinson made
few remarks and;Dr. Webster made mo
ton that . committee of three be appointed
to act with the directors, IN examining ID.
school accommodations. Mr.. Lynch OF
fered an amendment 10 DR.. Webstsf's no
ton, that the committee report At the mex
annual meeting and that the directors pro
vide in this upper room accom-
modations for the scholars in tai
southern part Of the district. Dr
Webster opposed this amendment. Cap
Nash said the directors did not want t
spend money but they were confronted b!
q condition and not q theory. Whose chill
dren were to be sent TO this room to school
II would be cruel to the children to pu
them in that cold room in the winter an
was not practical. Mr.. Lynch Withdrew
that part Of bis amendment that related 4
the room. After some discussion the motiol
Is amended was passed. The chair ap
pointed ~ the committee. Messrs. j. Man
chester Haynes, T. J. Lynch and F. Z
Southland.
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Chained to the Rock.

Ptometheus was chained TO the rock wi De vu'-
lures gnawed his entrat's. 70 are nIaLy people
chained to,he rock Of prejudice while all manner
Of violent Sedicines ibfct injury upon the SET 81
tive lining of the st IN ioh add int.stints They
are apparently immovsele in the belief that to
experience teneft they must keep dosing with
drasii, nieo icines. nj. % the action of these
is powerful and excessive, they are not satisfied
tremsts thete that the acknowledged merits
OF Hostetter's Stomach Btters are recognized
That benign regulator of the stomach, the bIwels
and the Kidneys appeals to the rational mot only
appeals, but is awarded a just valuation Consti
patton, liver complaint, dyspepsia and kidney
troubles yield 70 its action. So also do malaria
and rheumatism.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-12

While NJ work .: the Great Falls ice
bsases 9: Smishso~p. Saturday. Af. ChAs-
q. Uarton Of tais plsee nfsI stsh &C scei
dent which vii retire him from active sorx
for 8 short time In pryiag piece Of
heavy jJist fseEa The run the STICK started
suddenly AMI, in falling, struck Mr.. Qua
ton on the foser lip, tearing IL e5mpistsiy
from the jas bore s-d allowing II 10 hang
from the chin r. sss very peculiar Anc
painful ACCIDENT No bones were bfoker,
however. snd be viii rscove, in few esf 8.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-12

Lean men make the best thermometers
Fahrenheit never invented better ones. II
the weather is warm aud sunny, they sIt
cheerful. If cold and frosty, they are
irritable and snsppy. If damp and cloudy
they are downcasr and gloomy. Blu. il
either lean or fat men are suffering from
biliousness, hesdsche, constipation, or indi
ges,ieu, the weather will always be damp
and cloudy in their locality, unless they
use DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. These
Pellets are small, sugsr-costed granules
calculated TO start the liver and digestive
organs into healthy activity, and thereby
raise low spirits. and dispel gloom.
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Grover Cleveland AdoTsssss German
Youog Mems AssociRsioo.

BUFFALO, May 1.-The l5!h anniver-
ssry Of the German Young Mems Associs'
ton at Buffalo was celebrated this even
ing in Music Hall. Ex.President Cleve'
land was present. The exercises were Al
most entirely musical.
Mr.. Cleveland delivered an address, re-
ceiving liberal applause at various pointi
ia the address and at the conclusion. Al
the conclusion Of the exercises Mr.. Cleve-
land returned to Ircquois. where he va.
rendered banquet by his personal and
political friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-12
LiGCoIn

Tie following are the real estate trans.
ers in Lincoln county for the week end.
May
BooTuBAl HARBoR-Geo. N. Newbegip TO
Daniel II. Moody, land and buiidi ogs siG0o:
Angela j. Meader to Alonzo h. Nrader, la aa
800 Annie /. Mcader 10 Alonzo +. Meader, land
and buildings, SEQ.
BRKMES-Lester f. Cuiworth to Geo. Hill
ton. land. as.
BRIsrot.-Nelson Upbam to Geo. NJ Upham.
and and buildings, s25 Pemsguid Laud Co. TO
o. Il. Hall, land, $50.
DAM .RIscoTrA-John T.. Curt 20 Edwin +
Metcalf, land, s2ij.
DREsnES-Forcst Hill Cemete~y To Henry G..
Houdlett. burial lot. sl5; Chas. o. Gage to Reu-
ben W hopkins land and buildings, 81.
NuHLtHoRo Colin c. Chapman to Matilda
Jolnann. buria' lot, e.. Colin G. Chapman TO j
A. p. kins ct al land, $40, Colin l.. Chapman
10 J. Perkins ct al land, 500.
NAInoHpEO james {. Morse 10 Alonzo 81
Brown, land, 5000; William Gross 10 Roscoe A.
Grnss, l. I'd and buildings, fl etc Cornelia H.
Cilns 70 Adeliac al'aGe, land and buildings.
stf0, Daniel A Bonner To Iucinda Crntme- q.
al, land and buildings, el0cO.
NHiTEFfELb john Soyrs to WIN A. Cook
500. land aud buildings, sG15: Webster ID Peas
lee ct ais TO W. II. Weeks ct ais land A. etc 2.
kl3ridge D. Weeks TO W. II. Weeks, ct ais land
:. etc '
WfscAs~kT-Caiherine l.. Gard ct ais. to VIM.
Is Ludwig. la9d, f22s; Catherine l.. Caro- ct ais
TO Henry ingalls,. land and buildings, slico.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-12

Musical people will not forget the I'm,
concert which is to be given tonigh, st Tbs
Congregs tionsl church The Ladies Or
chesrra Of this city. Prof. II. Fsles, con
ductor, will be heard in their best selections
and there will also be yocsl solos by Mis-
Ruth Larg. con.ralto, OF Portland Mrs
l.. II. Hsllock. soprano, Of this city; Mr.
Chss. NJ. Follsnshee Of Portland, hasso
and piano solos by Miss Alice Phiibrook Of
Portland. The tickets, with reserved seat.
are now on sale at DORIS drug store in thi,
city, and at Evans drug store in Fsirfi I'D
Such q concert as this should draw GU.
crowd 10 Gil the church. II is splendit
place in which TO give such an entertain
ment, on account OF its large capacity
comfortable seats ard excellent acoustic
properties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-12

The Episcopslian service which was held
in Grand Army hail on Sunday last, was
we'll attended. The Rev. j. William
Sparks Of Wa,ervile conducted the ser
vices, his text was taken from Saint Paul's
Epistle to the G 4th., and 10. This kind
of worship is something entirely new fol-
this place, there having been but few
of these services ever held here, and Mr..
Sparks desires TO make arrangements SO
that these services can be held every
Sabbath.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-12

The factory of the Hun,ley kiadling
Wood Company is to be entirely rebuilt
this summer. the work commencing about
the middle Of next month. The objees il
10 seizure more -oom in the kiin, so tbs
green wood. shen used, will have Longer
time to remain in the kiln aud become per
feetiy dry. The changes include the bnild
ing Of the frat story Of brick and iron.
Above this will he located the kiln, which
il row l5x3G feet in dimensions. It will
be carried feet fai her into tue air ard
will be hu.a out toward the rail
road about II feet further 'Ean at present
This viii not increase the capacity but will
make the work more satisfactory. The
factory now iu.ns out about u, 900 bundles
Of kindiing wood per day. The proposed
chaoges will necessitate the expenditure OF
soeut 5000, Ard will place the factory in
first class shape for business
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coNDBMsHD DISPATCHES
The Pith CT the News taken from the
Current Events OF the Day.

Six soldiers belonging to d troop were
arrested at Walla Walls, Wash, Monday,
for completely in the recent lsnehing of
Hunt, the gambler.
Schwal child & Sulzbergber's tertilzing
esta blishment At New York, 45th street and
East River, was completely ruined by fire
Monday night. Loss estimated at $50 600.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-12

Mr.. Austin Savage arrived in town Sat-
urdsy night and has again taken his rooms
Ut the Coburn. Mr.. Savage has just re-
turned from trip across the water. He
spent large part of his life in travelling
AID has very interesting map which shows
the different places he has visited in the
old So well as the new world.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-12

Tae prevalent idea that tiiiek food is the
most sunisieus Tor hzties 10 erroneous
Mo;hsr's milk Is q1ise THU. yer i. very
ncuri.Eins. ] hick psp can not be dire.s< 1
81 AZ. much less caa il nourish child
MeIin's Food, rten prepared FIR use, 4.
thin IKE breass mix, and possesses the
same nutrilve qualities. dltfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-12

On Friday afternoon very enjoyable
lavenile bail was given in Fores. hall BY a
party of 8aYdiaer young people who
were members Of the juvenile dancing
class which Prof Pullen has recently had
there under bis Instruction. The yourg
lads and lassies from this place ioined Ia
the dances and all bad q ne time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-12

The plans OF the new schooihease 10 b.
buigt al south Gardiner are nearly com
plesea and the building ~iii be a handsome
ose. * viii haf 2 seatl ng capacity OF &c
With conv ierent dressing and toilet rooms
The de.ign Of the exterior is very pretty
The estimated cost is between $1,000 and
siyD0
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roRnsr FIRES IN MICHIGAN.
Two villages Destroyed - Railroad
Cars Burned-No Loss OF LIE.

NEwAYGo, Mich May ll.-Forest fires
are raging in this county. The villages Of
Otia, Fields and Park City, sbou. 800 in
habitants each, are entirely destroyed aud
the hotel and depot at Lilley are all that
remain Of that villsge. A great number of
cars belonging to the Chicago and West
Michigan Railway have burned. SO far no
report of loss Of life have reached here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-12

The base bail team connected with the
high school is anxious TO play base bail
with some out of-town school team, and
manager Atkins handed the Journal rep
resentati,e the following challenge last
evening
We. the Gardiner High School, do hereby
challenge the Cony High School Of Angus
"a, to game of ball for the high school
championship of Maine, on the common in
this city, Wednesday, May 18th . 80 p. Nj,
w. G.. ATKINS, for school
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-12

S. Walter Stevens Of Presque Isle, who
WAS in town recently, will soon commence
the erection Of handsome house on the
lot opposite the ice house near the resi-
dence of +. Stevens, Esq. Il will be occu-
pied BY Mr.. Stevens parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Sanford Stevens. Lesis, the Gardiner
sfchitect. 10 now ct vosk on the plans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-12

The game Of base ball which was played
at North Arson on Saturday, between the
Carrabassetts and the Volunteers, resulted
in victory for the home team by score
Of l. 30 8. The Volunteers seem to be
starting out with the same good luck that
they have had since their organization.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-12

The remains OF Nehemiah preble, an old
resident Of Richmond. passed through the
city yest srday 70 Li.chheld Plains where
they will be inferred. Seine thirty years
ago Mr.. Preble Was pastor Of the Free
Baptist church in this city ard will be well
remembered by many Of GARDENERS older
residents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-12

"If you are going to sing. sing" yelled
the congregation to the choir. who had
hemmed and hawed full ten minutes. I,
seems they had all got cold at . Saturday
night sociebie. The parson cured them
with Adsmson's Botanic Cough Balsam,
and they were all right for evening service.
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No.,A 49,. $50 ,.a,d h;s tro4,;ne horse
Geo. r'ns 49, ~ -. pahhirs q Fs,miss.
donesx ~ ss...,sa shst ,he nor vse
ton = rT.N-.n.ssss. payi;aa.-Nfs.
nouens U ~. 81 Iiver1ore Fall, Z
Efnsss ..ns, m. j. Stevens.-
visinne 49, - r;fe a. O.klsnd. vpfe
Cia1enos -, ), a.; .rds n sovn iase week,
On H ~ -. - VI Z. Morrill, vefs
-; ~. Sy ~ ~seh Il attendence on the
~ 1gsos snd al M-Mis, Flora
y5iIno n'a ..,;,sa bome from Holhr sck,
H.. ,-hs,s she has apert the past year -
The simmer term Of school commencse
today, May IL, under the inetfocuon on
Mise Rice Of Ksnfs Hiii Sem,nsy.r - NJ
officers Of Golden star Locse' !. y. " -,
for the present quarter vefe inssans0 ny
8 by L. D. George A. Taylor. Inc iooss
10 in . houfishing eonduon, aoine : so0a
work in gathering IN the you.ns "a 9u. W,
lsge.-farmefs sfe oasy WIN so'ns s"'
planting potasoes.
BRAScH MuLs.
NJ. Emma Worthing has Just returned
,.cm Roston r. B. Dinsmore has put
MICS new assortment Of eoods into his
| .,c,s -Mr. Bowler will open photograph
Snms here. NAV ls-Rsv. J. r. Hall
s.ched At the church, Sunday. -Messfs.
2. ,li;ns And De- Messi.., evsnelists, who
,enf = week in this plsce holding meet
i,es. lefs here for Weeks Mills last Sat.
nrday EVE. M. Dove, Lodge Deputy,
| installed the following officers Of Branch
Mills Lodge, l. o. Of G. T., No. $40: Mrs
A. J. Pinkham, P. c. T.; c. +. Dove. C.
Il Min
Lillian McCurdy, g.; p. w. Dodge. A. s.
w. E Piokham. c.; Mus Frankie Allen
M; Miss Z. A. Dove, G.; II. L Pink
ham, Sen.
s,rxry.
:, ; h.,. =, c,.r.,
mere wa ue s O., =. 80 n. o,c,oc,
HNn oupus way. Msy .s W..s,v;Ila
oy new mHasm y. HpehSs a"n... III
1a' Ss. ~ S;ara,
ashvsi Is Me 81 E.s sI Wam ;, o,nIccI
Nc m n;"..;a. NJ ,".nwsrca,
-ine tor9ol ~ ~, ,s ss. Nv. ~ 80. .os;o. a
S.oaosy, Wy IN, un Mn VIC .ns .h.sa y
MS may omusy-A L. W. ~. c;S,s,
Iou. ne- Tln.ss.u ~. NJ nm
1"se . 49,. hs. ,..an.. M,
~ NJ. yU;,,;.r. cns,,;n M A
BENSON has A hen in her flock which re
sembles a rooster, and crows, but lay
her egg every day like an ordinary hen.-
Lendall Titcomb, Esq, Of Augusta, wa
in town Thursday. -Mrs. Eta Clark an
two children of Waterville were in tow
Friday at Mrs. Frank Abbott's. d
". Smiley returned home from Wstervill
Thursdsy after very pleasant visit in this
place.-Bob-o. links arrived Sunday morn
leg. The farmers can plant their corn no,
with ssfety.-I.sst Wednesday mornin
Mrs. Abigail II. Guild (who lives alone
was found on the floor OF her bedroom in
state of partial undress and unable to &c
Imp. When help arrived che was place
upon the bed and made as comfortable q
, possible. II was found that che fell Tuel
day about noon ia her kitchen, where sh
stayed until night, when she got to he
room somehow. IL must have been yer
hard work and very painful, as her hip
broken just above the joint. She is it'll
more comfortable ut this writing.-Volne
6. Cushing of Bangor delivered q lectur
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Rev. Mr.. Ogier viii also deliver the address
o. Memorial Day. The services vii %
held in TIE fofencou. and il pleasant kshe
speaking viii se 8. the Maple Grove Gene
terry.
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4ANDCLPH LOCALS,

Mrs (. ID Tasksr. who was thrown from
hey cssrisge Ia Farmingaaie and badly
injured Saturday evening, was quite COM
Portable Yesterday, although her neck and
shoulder are very painful.