Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-19

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The village Of North Arson has fourteen
streets. the names Of each being painted on
neat sigma which are put up 10 conspicuous
and appropriate places.
ship masters should Sc. 10 il and not lei
their ships papers run out. III htght
ezuss them Inconvenience as the captain OF
the revenue cutter Woodbury. would De-
liable 10 overhaul them for the neglect.
The Barh Times Publishes list Of mar
risQes performed in that eify between the
v.ar. t.l3 ami I.;.S-a LIST OF great per
.oaal interest 10 seores u It's pairons---and
say. milf apolog~tieaIiy -'Saw thai tbs
genealogical society Of Bath has such eie-
gsut and comfortable rooms in the public
library bnilding the gift OF our enterpris-
,oe bu.iDe.s man. Galen G. Moses, IL il i'm
,.or,ant that occasionally something is
,.rin,.d ia the Times that will interest our
citizen. and stimulate the M mbersbiP To
iaru. yroeth.7 We copy this for the pnr-
nose. If giving il our eoamenfiation- We
believe that a very considerable num-
her of the readers of the newspapers
Of Maine are interested ia matters Of local
history. antiquities and geneaiogy in facts
pertaining To their towns in biographical
.kp,cfe- of eaiing citizens, IN church
interests in schools societies industrial
Affairs. We be,ieve readers generally care
a. much for these things as they do for
REPORTS Of dog fights burglaries and sensa-
tional street gossip. Hence We make no
apology In recognizing the claims OF TINS
large class of readers equally with those OF
that other class anxious for the indiserimi-
nate. and NAV be-. SOMEWHAT sensational
news of the day.
MANY Boston yachts are nov at Booth
bay Harbor, and the town and bay presents
the most attractive appearance for the sea-
son.
Franklin county il one the best known
portions of Maine To the sportsman Inc
game of its woods consists of the moose,
caribou and deer, of the hooftd creatures
ti,e black bear, beaver. lynx, otter, MINK
fox. muskrat and sometimes wolf OF the
furry tribe while the rivers and lakes teen
with trout, which here approach to "A larger
.il. than any trout of the real brook rarIe-
t,1 elsewhere in the world. Iandl0cked
salmon have also been introduced into this
lake region with surprising result.
Aroostook Pioneer Yesterday was pay
tiay on the Bangor 4 Aroostook Railroad,
The Company paying out s2j,Wn, against
y, 0nu last month. Next month sloo,Uo
will be required to meet the wage bill.
The old Dearborn house in Houiton WI
lage is now being repaired. Ii Is one OF
the oldest houses in town. When the
shingles were being removed 1t exposed
wall. made with pine boards from /. inches
To two feet in width, showing that pine,
when the house was built, was as common
a. hemlock is now
The two parks in front of the academy
and the tniyersalist church in the village
of North Anson, are separated only by a.
narrow drive way. fhe two taken together
have received the name of mon Park
aud in u few years the public will enjoy the
grateful shade of the fast growing trees.
Care will le taken to keep the grounds IN
order, and the trees will be protected and
nonrished More trees will be set out in
the academy yard next spring. No village
town or city can have a greater ornament
than thrifty and beautiful park com
mon play ground for children, if nothing