Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-15
EASTERN MAINE.
Busy Town Of Belfast Sends a
Breezy Letter.
A Few Notes from the Ever Popular
Waldo Seaside Resorts.
Death Of Prominent LADY In Grange WORK.
Mrs. Lamb Of Centre Belmont.

BsIrAsr, June H,--(Spccian One Of
, the heaviest thunder showers Of the season
| passed over here about ESQ Monday morn
ing, accompanied by rain and hail. Light
ming struck aesr Mcdonald 4 Browns ship
wand but did M damage other than to pros
,rate two or three men who were at work
near BY.
Albion Reynolds of Brooks came to Bel
| fast Monday morning for surgical aid, he
| having accidentally shot himself in the
| hand while loading revolver.
An entertainment was given SATURDAY
evening at peirce's rarlor Theatre by tho
Upper Gramner School lyccum. There
was u good attendance aud the scholars ac-
quilted themselves finely, Following is tho
programme
selection, ,Ssnhorns Orchestra
"uar,n OF E,m-,"
| riano selo.....,..........-.. Mis-, tissic Jones
thhate
Piano na-,. Misses Hattie Rramhaii amlJane
mus
| recitation. ...,,........, Mis- ner,ha knowi,ca
"Bellsn'y i.anccrs" or looking backward"
| singing by ps,-s ska, aud Bcrths knowiten.
singing. Miss Hattie Mitchell
>ihging quartet
Although the late rains gave big boom
to vegetation, there is still lack of water
in the streams.
Mrs. Ahbie liawes aud Mrs. Warren
Haskell of Stockton Springs are visiting
MIR. and Mrs. +. l., Cook,
Schooncrs Mary farrow and Ellen Mer-
riam arrived this morning with general
cargo from Boston.
Capt. :. +. Farrow is in town looking up
material for his Forthcoming history of
lsiesboro.
Leon Yeaton, with his Rad Boy Com
panv, started on tour of Eastern Maine
Yesterday.
James W. Wallace starts tomorrow tn
advertise the Dana Sarsaparilla Company
in Hartford aud New Haven, Conn.
The Boston steamers started on their
summer arrangements yesterday, making
daily trips.
In the Demorest prize contest at the Bap.
tist church last evening the medal was won
by Miss Clcora llaney.
start up tomorrow with several
orders on hand for polishers
and s,avc iointers and good run of Job
work. II has been sbu, down short time
On aceoun, of lack of stock and Illness of
foreman,
Belfast band is now practicing nightly
and will commence its out.of-doors con
crrts soon. The members occasionally
take an outing, marching about the streets
and rendering choice selections.
officer .Iipsou was attacked with an axe
by Andrew Bates while to arrcs, the latter
yesterday. Respondent was sent to Jail
for 20 days for drunkenness, and bound
over to :. J. court for assaultipg the officer.
The base hail club is To meet the Brewer
nine as soon as the arrangements can bc
made.
New attractions are being brought forth
for the Fourth of July, and if things keep
on improving We shall have quite respect
able celebration. The idea of yacht race
has not been wholly abandoned and II Is
| hoped that one can he arranged ms there
are large number of good sailers owned
| in Belfast, Castine, Camden and Rocklani
and at the up-riycr ports.
| Two marriages were celebrated here to
day, in a quiet way, and the parties started
on their wedding trips. Mr.. J. Frank
Righy, instructor of the Belfast band was
married al ~ o'clock to Miss kittic, daugh-
tor of the late Capt. B. W. Conant, the par
ties taking the noon train for u two weeks
trip, after which they will return to Bel
fast to reside. Many valuable presen,e
were made to the happy couple. They
! start out IN life with the brightest of pros
poets and the best wishes of host of friends.
The other couple was Mr.. Charles q. Par
sous of Florence. Mass, and Miss Mary G..
daughter Of NJ. e. Dilworth foreman of the
Age newspaper office. Mr.. Parsons
! is young ami prominent business man Of
| 7 lorcncc. and both he and his bride nrc
favoritcs wherever they are known. They
left by the O'Clock train for Florence their
future home.
The Thermometer ran away up into the
uinciics this afternoon, and several persons
were affected by the heat
Dra. II II. johnson and &. e. kilgore
are making extensive repairs andl alirra-
a'ions in their respective residences on High
street.
Albion Reynold, u l6.yoar- old of Brook,
shot himself accilrntly in the hand, SUNDAY.
while loading a revolver. lie came TO Bet
fast Monday for surgical aiI.