Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-08

The Aroostook Republican truthfully
SAYS. There may or may not be gold
mines in Aroostcok, but that the timber
lands ought TO be verirab'e mine Of
wealth to this country as well az to the
g. & 4. z. 4 . Is AZ Eure as anything eau
be.
Ii ia expected tina: Maine will send 800
delegates TO the Christian Endeavor In
tsrnationsl Convention, to be held in
yew York next July. Is Is the iEten-
zion TO have the Maine delegates go in a
body by special train, and, as far as
possible, have accommodations together
In New York. The committee have the
work well In hand. The route and rates
are nearly agreed upon, anfi some of its
mem beers aIe now Ia New York to con
fer It'll the cen, raj committee. and 10
secure 2 hossl Tor the state delegation.
fh.s il Tie first time that 4 convention
has b. en- far enough east TO make il pos
sible fox our young people to attend
This ye2r however, large numbers are
pianniHg 10 70. There Is already IL llca
enthusiasm manifested in the coming
meeting
Portland Advertiser: Friday morning
on Nunj5y hin two shrifes or butcher
birds were seen to swoop for the same
sparrow 1t the same tim T.. Both mis- ed
their intecdsd prey and came together,
whereupo ensued fghr which is
described as the bitterest the bystanders
ever saw. The birds closed and so re-
III .iped punish ng each other with their
strong tOothed bills and utrerlng thrill
erie. \ .eamster got of his wagon
PICKED up the TWO birds and gave them
to OGi5er Hus5cy. He took thea home
and they fought all the way The officer
placed them in a cage lie does not
| kuDw whether he will have them mount
| ed OF release them, II order that they
| may kill m9re sparrows
The February meeting or the Congre-
ga'ional Club will be held at the PEBBLE
hou sc MONDAY evening, Feb. ;, begtG-
ming Al $50 J., u. supper VIII be served
a. % L. n. Rev Marshall Il Cutter.
secretary Of the Bo.ton congregational
lu1 VIII siye an address on the tapic !,
'Cougrt gstional Clubs, tlcic History
and Possibilities
The corporators OF the Old Town city
BbEtltLSi u hillEgd tii 3lFHhhF INST
no. piLai will be- opened in the house
| recrntiy vacated by Hr. Poore, and the
| work of remoceIling it will be well IN
der way in few days. Bath rooms al d
all neces sary adJuncls for such an ioSti
tuition Will be put in, aud IL will soon be
maze ready for patients who may need
medical attendance.
The boats of the Portland aud Boston
lire OF So amers, the fremont and Forest
City make daily trips between the two
cities named, leaving Franklin wharf,
Portland, every evening, Sundays ex
cepted, at . O'Clock. and returning leave
India wharf, Boston, every evening at
g O'Clock. The lire Is fav0rite Que and
the arrival of the boats in Bottom at an
early hour in the morning is favorable
to all rail- connections over lines leading
cut OF the city.
Jas. & Garland Of Riddeford is max,
ins genealogical record Of early Bidde
ford families ard has sent blanks to tho sc
who now represent the old Biddeford
| ock The blanks csll for names of ar
eesGry, date and place of birth; date and
| age at death; date of marriage and to
whom together with the date of death
! and age at death of the persons married
and the number OF children by the union
any remarks as to occupation, army Of
Oil :ial record.
\ S9co doctor says that he drove over
| 300 miles last month to visit one OF hi;
patients The patient lives four mile;
cut Of town and the doctor made forty