Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-16

| impruslen: bathing. Thesfaet that there are
more deaths By accidental dros ming. in
Maine on saasfass tfs2n upon all ofh~r DAVIS
Of tiis year - not an argument likely ~ be
used By the advocates Of 4 free and easy
observance Of the Sabbath, says the BisId.-
for.I JoaFnxI.
| Bangor Commercial A. result of the
recent change 10 eiectrse power, BAldsfor4i
| and SaeD street stock " ilieh has b~en owned
| largely 10 Worcester. Mass. and other
places u fast changing haH4s and coming
into possession of local parties. 1t is also
advancing In market value. The Augusta
section railroad Il said 10 pas better than
any other in the STATE, which runs iy that
kind Of power.
/ Ehiieford Times Thu York Institute
| historical sof.i.ty he'd a meeting last eve
ming and discussed lhe question As to
shether the -ariy settlers " the Indians
were quilts Of the greater atrocities AMI
most erueity. THIS is matter which has
/ puzzled Older heats and will continue To
do 50 years bs.nee. IL IS assumed by
those who are best acquainted that they
xsrr both bail enough, and We sha 1--we IN
this age have reason 10 congratulate our
| selves that We arr not llaIapcre'i By either
| OF HEM.
| one Of those iIo recently registered as u
! voter ii tiit. new city IT Deering vas Dir.
| " s!iialn N 0Odford. X. wars Of age, for
\ ahos.. family Wooifords Corner received
/ It's name He aia.ie tie remarkable state
ulant that b.. had lived ia four toWns, one
| tity and tso states aRi vet never changed
| his place Of residence He has aiw sys
lived nj Wo0ifords torrer and during
ihose II years, 1t has l1.sn part u the towns
| vi falmouth .,trOudwaisT, Nestbro0k and
| l1errins the city of Dcerlng and states Of
| Massachusetts, and Maine
| The LOYALTY Of Aroostook 10 Aroostook
| institutions was Witnessed BY This week ;
/ excursion vi forty Carbon people 10 attend
the High school graduating exercises at
| Fort Fairfield.
| The Name Central officials are deyoting
| alt of their spare time nj present to the
pleasant Occupation Of settling claims for
damages arising for the alultitudinous
brush and grass fires last -pring. The gen
rral claim agent SAYS that the total toois up
To iGa thus far the claimants asking all the
way from $40 To SIS 900 for their boniircs
Liberty Post g. 4 r. with only thirty
six members has Just completed new hall
| and has raised $500 a. "A fund towards the
erection OF Il soldiers monument.
! President Hyde talks like father TO the
bas,. bali boys of BoSdoiH lie tells them
| they need not expect 10 via glory for the
| college on the diamond tll they have class
ninrs, trained scientifically through the win
| ter from which 10 make up a varsity team
| Bangor commercial The farmers in the
/ immediate vicinity of Bangor are well sat
isfied with the seasons crop outlook. P0-
tatoes are looking finely and generally ready
To be- hood, lille in some eases h1eing has
already been done. Grass il also in good
condition and the rain this morning was
worth great money 10 Il. Fruit trees never
bl0ssoincd better than they did this spring
and unless some unforeseen calamity ar
riyes the yield must be heavy. Grain has
had NO more rain Vet than was really
needed, but the crop * fully equal to the
average of former years. All things con
sidcred then this j. an excellent year for
the Pcnobscot farmers 50 far and their in
Iuslfs and Judgment during the Summer
ought Ia add materially To the riches which
nature has in store for them for the mere
| asking.