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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18

To improve the conditions of country
life or in other words, of farm life, should
be- the duty Of the hour with American
farmers and the graduates of agricultural
colleges. This i lea formed the central
theme of Prof. Walkers baccaiiureatc SER
mon before the graduating class of the
Massachusetts Agricultural College at its
late commencement Educated men icay-
ing our agricultural colleges should carry
back to the farm and TO the rural Ese Of
the country the best conditions of modern
civilization. The American farmer
should not be prevented from hay
ing his daily mail, easy and quick
access to the best store the best school, the
church of his choice, and the enjoyment of
equal facilities and opportunities of physical
mental and moral development with the
residents of village or city The American
peasant. Science and invention have
wrought great improvements to our agricul-
ture, and have placed practical farming in
its interesting features and profitable results
high up among the professions demanding
thought, intelligence and culture for its
best prosecution. The graduates from our
agricultural colleges have high duty to
perform in working for the social, intellec.
tual and moral Improvement Of rural com
muniiics, and their interest in the old farm.
the old church, the country school should
not be lcssened until all these agencies for
the improvement Of rural communities are
doing the best work of which they are pos
siblc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18

IN aau'tioh 10 inc IN" Pro"i"i''"s para
chutc deseeh'S P'Sse" py '"e We" 'o'N
Legislature IL HAS passed. most J""''''"S
an" enee'i'e one Ior 'he "es'r"c'''" Vi NV
p'"eh KNOT on ir"'' trees ""'f o'e P''-
VISIONS vi t'is "'' '"is "is'"S' may ''" wv
f'npicteiy eA'erih'i'"'e'' "''"o"s" " '''Y
take It" years '''''. "''''P''''
H. "ec'io" one Vi '''s '''.h N"o' .A''"'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18
rnjeyi6J .hc rall Months.

\ member oi one Of our lea',ia9 dry
Goods lir.as stood ia the entrance y hi e;-
tabli,hnrn' vc-torday looking very well sat
i.del with the condition of thing, though
there were comparatively few peo-
pie on the street and instead
of the tl.ronr usually sccu in his store
there were bur few Struggling purchasers.
And yet the merchant appeared The exact
opposite Of '!owncast.
\ JortNu reporter l'y .wlr "t op'nlng
conversation ycntnred the sage remark, IA
little dull Just tins time of the year"
"Oh. YES. business of course is always
little dull in the middle of July, hut YOU
can tell the .jotRNAL readers that the dry
goods business for the past six months has
nccn unusually good especially in augusta.
Since the Fourth the trade has been dull
az it always is, that is As regards our
staple goods but the trade in small
wares keeps up. You can say, too, that
there has been this spring an exceptionally
fine trade in ladies' garments. We never
bought so many spring oloaks etc. before
as this year and they are all gone. tell
YOU its been a splendid spring with US,
though some growl. know that our firm
did $1,000 more business in the past six
months than we ever Hid in the same tiulc
before"
Charley Bradbury did some fine shooting
today at the grounds of the Boston shoot
ing Association at Wellington. breaking -
ont of - targets in the strong wind which
prevailed, and which is considered by tx
perts to b. as good n clean score on .
calm day Saturday Boston Globe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18
CALvIxtsTr BAPTi~r>.

~ have not been able to obtain ans sat
isfaetory statistics of either the nitarians
or universalists, but it seems probable that
both are losing ground.
The population of the State was $50 ,9lI
in 1870, and $50 2Gl in 1890.
Taking all four bodies together, therefore.
the united increase of membership amounts
to : ~ per cent. AMI inasmueh rs the pOpa-
lation of the State only increased about )
per cent. during the same period, there
woul seem here To be net gain of , -
per cent. This fact may perhaps b. some
hat reaSsurlng. but it i very much 10 be
feared that whatever gain there inay be- II
made almost wholly in the cities. and that
the country districts are rctrogradiag
SO far as it applies 10 those districts, /
believe President Hyde's picture is not
overlrawn. and his note Of alarm is not too
loud
Let Us ask here what may be
the cause of this condition of things
President Hyde mentions five. ~
Excessive emphasis" upon certain IDEAS
concerning Col. g.. Extreme individ-
ualisnl.~ 81. "Supertluous sects." a.
'-Doetrinsi distractions" {5.} Artificial
and unreal sermons.
But surely We must 90 deeper than this.
There il q cause below these causes What
occasions this excessive emphasis" this
extreme iniIsb1galisH- these 'supertluous
sects.- these --'loctrinal distractions. For
Us churchmen il is easy to see what this
cause l.. II is simply the abandonment of
the great traditions of lsss years of the
c.inreh's history an abandonment winch il
the marked popularity of all these bodies.
The ancient and most simple creed of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18
tn. CARTER OF MONTANA
Elected Chairman Of the Republican National
Committee al New York. Saturday.

NEw York. July I6.-Tbomas II. Carter
of Montana has been chosen president and
J. +. Burke of Pennsylvania. secretary pro
TEN of the Republican national committee.
Mr.. Carter has had remarkably success
full career in politics. He is hut - years
old. lie was born in Scioto county. q. In
lSGJ he moved to Pana ILL.,. where he lived
until 1870, when he moved to Burlington,
Ia. lie studied law,in Louiss lie, Ky, and
Illinois. being adn'ii,cd to the bar in Ne
braska. In 1889 he moved to Helena Mont.
which is now his home. He .sas elected
territorial delegate to the 5lst Congress and
ON the admission of Montana as state was
elected TO Congress as its first representa-
tive. lie WAS renominaied in 1890, but was
defeated.
In March, 1891, be was appointed b,
Preside Harrison as United States Iani
commissioner. When Mr.. Carer was
asked If the acceptance of the chairman
ship entailed the resignation of bis position
in the land office. he replied: II shall re-
sign at all events" He sail that the work
of the committee would begin at once, and
on MONDAY he will announce the committees
at headquarters and probably the advisory
committee. The selection of secretary
will be male within week without fur
ther action the committee adjourned till
Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18
SALOON COLLAPSED
And Four Men More or Less lniured-0ne
May Die.

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rR"'ionNoh, ~ !" outs ~, ;. ~
balloon hosai .o'ere's" SAM" ~: ''''o So. 81,
sr from i,eA'ef training s'ou"o '','s Az
noon ana p"fs'' IIo'. James ,,. IN, ,,. ren
'he FAMOUS aero''.'u'' vas pa'. , n'!u.."'
ana may no. survive. "ePoiti hopNhs
Oh Tue 'ouihai s"s.ai,tu al i"J"', y, -,
mp anu Aerona'' ',",. ann
barnett "efe i"J"reo shsn'E an
Inc ascension was maui 'o"a, u II" q
rour'a Oh '"i, con'rac' WIN ''s wy v.
iroVi"ehce' "nicu III MS huiu"s Pf's'a"'
h'ta arrange" ior rur. .Ai"ee h''Nt :"
UP 10 o'e 'io"oS' ~ '"' ""o"
on III us "ori~o"''i Position anu "o' i'si"-
much ''e 'ash'' c'"s"t III 'he nee .UIs
anu ""s J""''.' 's"''''' "is -,
basket tppe" ana inc "ee"pah,s nuhS o"
Tor "ear me, iro,' ,il,eh hi,he" ~ u''
pfamehcs anu soo'i h''"' 'i'e oashe' uP''sn :.
linen inc a.r snip r'shc" aions o"' VI ns
periions Posi,ioh ohly .oJuinp on 70 nho'n.'
ioiiy ei'i on 'he oppos"e sue Vi i,,A'e' 81
ana "ha' surprise" '"' was INV i'fi"
hy WIN "'h1h ''e ''ee 'oPs we're mower
away. nc ioi'y oranches Mtfe cafr'e"
ooWn Us II ,eiieo ., gam NV:
lne VIM s".i' o", io"eiins n'.' 'i''
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18

A writer in the June number of the Fo-
rum tells three solid truths when he says
Farmers complain today of high tariffs,
and it may he that they have II right to com
plaiu: still no tax on iron was ever so great
AS the tax he PAYS who leaves a moving
machine unshcltere, in the storm. The
tax ON land is high; hut he pays higher
tax who leaves his meadow to grow up To
roads is high but higher toll is paid NJ
the farmer who goes each week TO town IA
mud kncc-,leep to his horses"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18

Toads SHOULD be protected by farmers,
for they are not his enemies hi'
his friends. They subsist almost
entirely on insects for wht,i they
have an almost rayenous appetite. y cor
respondent, of the New York TiiaGne says
that he has fed them with great quantities
of bread crumbs, and a naturalist in the
same paper says he gave to one toad no less
than - catcrpillars and p squash bugs be-
fore the toad ceased to eat Farmers should
by all means protect toads. and colony OF
them in a garden are the best scavengcrs of
insects injurious TO garden crops that the
farmer can possibly have.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18
For Sale by all Druggists in the city.

In view of the fact that Congress has
appointed committee to Investigate the
cause of the present depression in farm
ing, Hoard's Dsirymaa suggests that an
other committee be appointed by the same
body 10 Investigate the cause OF the pres
ent success IN farming. The Dairyman
wants to know what proportion of bank
deposits belong to farmers and what pro-
portion of the mortgage Indebtedness of
the country is due TO farmers, active and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18

0ik. n y. ALLEN -
But tcr Aliens Sarsaparil!a I
should have bSon n my grave sig
could not have lived q month longer. Iass
winter had the la Grippe in is worst
form. and jii not seem h get over L. hsd
q terrible cough. which nearly took
my head of. Ratuhat came so near being
the cause q my death was a completS
loss OF appetite. and Inability 10 keep
food OF any kind down. For q months
| could NOT eat as much as a sparrow wueli
eat. DON'T believe ! ate 2 ounces or
food a week. Every time ] would put
any SOLID food In my mouth. and try TO Swal-
low it. would gag and throw II up.
I eecame 50 weak and cmxciaici that could
lust move around. and | had given up all
hope of recovery. In fact II was a
wonder that lived ss long as ! DID. ] was
they could DO nothing for me. Al last. when
was about gone. a friend told me to try
Aliens SarSapaFiiia, and got a hot
tie. ltriedit. Before lhad taken half
a bottle ms appetite had returned, ard by
the tine the FIRST hottie was gone, ] had a
appetite. I could eat a
hearty meal Of any kind Of food With
out its hurting me lwoulI get up mos, ev-
ey nigh, after a lunch. ! was so hun
py, Well, OF coaisc, as my appetite re-
turned. my strength returned also.
and that Terrible cough disappeared.
u ever there Was grateful man. AN crate
done for me. and ! repeat that l should
have been dead now, but for 1t. ! have
Il 10 dozens of my friends. and
IL has helped them all.
MICHAEL +. WARD.
Stone Cutter,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18
STRONG TALK.
CHICAGO Labor Union Makes Charge Of Murder
Against Pinkerton and Prick.

Cu,,Aao, July 1.-THE Trades and
Labor Assembly here to-day adopted resolu-
tons demanding the arrest Of P:nkertons--
William and Rohert--with Manager Frick
of the Carnegie works on charge of murder,
reason. melting riot and insurrcction.
A coinmittce..of five was appointed To
draw M charges of murder against the
pinkerons anil Mr.. Frick. \ resolution
was adopted coniemnng the movement To
make military organizations of labor or
yanizatious
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18

4 petition is being successfully circulated
for signatures among our business men and
citizens generally asking the Maine Central
to locate tine new freight station north of
Winthrop street, on the ground of being
more convenient than the sIte south of
Winthrop street, Which the COMPANY has
selected
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18

\ correspondent of the New York Tr,i-
ure makes good point when he says: I'VE
have as many pure bred COWS ut present ~
can be done justice to. What we want now
is Thoroughbred dsirymen. And these are
to be procured by developing brain II ia
vain to give the best cows to any man who
has not learned how TO make the most of
the native kind. And then many men won't
wzrt any others.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18
ANOTHER MIL SHUT DOWN.
VEST Superior Iron and Steel Mil Closed
Will Net Recognize the Union.

Srrsnieg, Wis. july ls--lesterda,
afternoon the roller mills Of the West Sat
perior Iron and Steel Company shut down,
The fires wers drawn, and the tools put
away and arrangements apparently made
for continued inactivity. ii necessary. TIM
men who were supposed 10 be in amy why
connected With the Analgtms,.sl Associa
ton who hal taken part in the recent de-
mand for the adoption of scale, were dis
charged hy natice in writing.
Manager Mates says he will hot reeog-
nize the association in any event. The
men were surprised. A secret meeting Was
held last evening, but nothing could he
learned as TO it, purpose. About aod men
are affected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18
CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS.
state Affairs.


July si-Me-iins ~ Executive Council.
August ts--otatc Muster, Augusta.
Temperance.
August II-Frsuklin TODD reinplars Alien. Mills.
Aug. Knox District trood remplars, Port
Clyde.
Religious.
July 9la-Ssiyation Army Camp-ineeting. Old
Orchard.
JuEv H. August s-New Engfsnd Chantauaua As
srmhlv Ocean Park, old orchard.
july sl-August 1--union Holiness Camp-meet
ing.
Juiv 4;-AugHst i3-Suntlay School Association
aud Maine chautanqt.a tBion Fryeburg.
july 9o-Aug. Advent esmpmecting. West Bald
win.
,rnly I5--salyation Army campmeeting. Old
ttrrhard.
July q Aug i--Uaioa Holiness campmee,ing, Old
Orchard.
Jals y, Aug. is->au lay school Association and
Maine Chautauana Union, fryebury.
July .s'-Annuai Meeting New hagand Free Bsf
inst lssociatpu. ocean Park, olil Orchard
JHlv 10 August .tdstaiis;- Ismtpineeting at
West Baidw in.
August LEV. G. r. L. Campmre'inS, oid TT
thard-
August LIST anpu,e.tins. China.
August 's-i,st bfisias Aiilanc. cisi.piu.ctitg,
Old orchard.
Political.
August 9-keaaebec Cpuaty Repuhllcsta conven
ton, Augusta
Educational.
july la-AHg. s-New England Ciaaatauqua As.
sems,Iv. Ocean ParF. Old Orchard.
July ia-Ang. s-New England .taatauqaa As
seJnhtv tieean Part. Dit Orchard.
August .-l6-AaHiV ersary III Centennial of Wash
ington academy, Maeltias-
The Turf.
August gaf--FIsRkl;u i'aEk Races, fsTming ton
sept. KS-Eart< at Buxton.
sent. II h. kafsS nj tIuritaEA lark.
sept. % Races at ~aea.
August ~ -ss--AnnHal fruttiHs Meeting of Waldo
Horse Breeders tssceiatian at Belfast.
Miscellaneous.
August Isiert-ti. A. L. Eiscasnpineat. camp Ben
son, Newport.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18

Two Waterviile teachers, Miss Carrie l..
Fuller, principal at the North Grammar, and
Miss Sadie Brown have arrived home from
Philadelphia where they went on the four
masted schooner Sarah j. Ropes, about the
time the term closed. The vessel sailed
from Gardiner with ice and returned to
Bangor last week, coal laden. Both ladies
returned from Bangor much pleased with
their coastpg trip and speak in high terms
of the royal treatment which they received
from the officers of the vessel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
r~rd for children teething. II soothes the
erii,, softens gum, allays all pain, cures
wind colo, AMI is the best remedy for
darrbea. Twenty-a cents a hottie. Sold
by all druggists throughout the world.
july3i Mon, Wed&FriAwIy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18

Purinton Co. are making rapid head
way on the brick work of the finishing
room at the paper mill The brick piers
are well along, and Saturday the lower win
dow frames were being put i'll position along
the river wall, and a large crew of masons
were having brick 1T the same time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18

Satur,la, another big charge of dynamite
was placed under aud back OF the piece of
dam not blown out by Fridays explosion
In addition to the portion of the charge
that did not 20 of Friday 40 pounds were
used. The crew worked busily all the
morning and the battery wires were con-
ncctcl about II O'Clock. The JorR>AL
had taken up a position on the opposite side
Of the river near the big chimney and when
the charge was fired at | 20 had Il fine OPP
portunity towatch the effect of the explosion.
The report was terrific and the air was filled
with logs aXd stones which flew in every
direction aud to Il great height cndangering
the lives of the people near the dam AMI
even at the I,ollingSworth < whitney works.
Besides the smaller fragments of logs and
the stones that were thrown across the
river. one &c of ,Ug shout ~ feet long
aud i foot IN dialctcr Was lifted up al least
500 feet aud sailed calmly down inside the
votfer-am. bnc large stick came down be-
tween the sidr-trltk. AMI hlat ksmItlI al.up.
One section ar green loy > feat long and "a
inches in diameter was thrown over the
railroad 1t a great height AMI struck the
house ut the corner Of ninH and Front
streets occupied by James torson. l he
log struck tue southwest corner OF TIE
caves. rarely escaping goin@ down through
the roof 4 part of the finish was torn of
and ihc log buried itself III the grouni close
To the house, 81 that II was MEMORABLE. Ii
was II nacrcw escape for the inmates of the
hntst,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18

Merrill was at the Head of the Falls with
Z camera Friday afternoon and made sev-
eral views of the dam. Dnc was taken
Just before the explosion, and one was
eaught just as each explosion was taking
place. The light vas pour during the last
exposure and success WAS not n good as at
The. first trial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18
The Secrctaryshio.

NEW Y"nK, July l7.--Cbris Magee a.
Pennsylvania recently mentioned IA the
successor of Thomas ". Carter ~ secretary
of the Republican National Committee,
arrived here today. He states that he il
not in position to areept the secretary ship
1t is sail the probable choice of the chair
man will be l.. T.. McComas Of Maryland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18

The night watch deserve much credit for
having broken up one of the noisiest places
of resort in the city. Many complaints hal
been received from ueighhors and finally
Officer Lord obtained evidence which has
led to one mans being fined $50 and the
tenant OF the house being placed under pro-
batinu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18

George +. Ferguson was arrested and
brought before Judge fhilbrook, SATURDAY
IN charge of the larceny of a watch from
+. !. Guotlrisige. The prisoner plead not
guilty. bu, on trial wa. fonnl guilty and
sentenced to 80 days iii Jail and to pay
costs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18
Gained ttt,,s. ilIYJ Weeks.

.Ir Pct r. . -~..:. u c tca'ws3., = y..c,e Of
the hest shogfa tas pcsri ! ths VI. +. y. L.,
wrfss. A Years 80 was taken Bicls
MytroIh vas ct.t4 rs.itifflisy. pain in tb back
binding sick ltrstiilt i,'. anl dyspepsia. Ioes
flesh daily and s.sdf ap,stiic !. Consulted my
physician. tooAs bis t1e,.fr.ne ba. grew worse.
AZ this crlste.I {. ,ase tried
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18
HalloweIl Lodge Directory,

TIME TREE LODGE. Ne. BE, Order of ronti,
Regular Meetings lst and II thursdays of
raeh month In t,otien Gross Hall over L. o.,
Wafer street
Annual election Of officers Thursday, Dec. Il,
Isass MtRtIN. President.
W. Ho>NEN. SEC,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18

Mrs. woodsum ansi her daughter. Mrs.
Abbott who have been boarding with Mrs.
Smith al the corner of Temple and Elm
street. since last spring. left the city Satnr-
,lay for LYNN. Mass. they plan to spen'l
the coming winter in Waterville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18
AUGUSTA LOCALS.


4 sermon preached hs shs hss. AlAs'
svynne in ST. Marks church yesterday
,,.,-n;nr.
-.lnDendisg pasaaisn in Neu knsiaad.'
. ~ ,,us, v;th
81 y, nsi y y
INC s"spL = :, ,,.,,,, :, 70.
. az lne =, ~ "a 60 s,,,,. l.t
sala " uie iu'i i'Ale' -, ~. morn.
.''e San soai - -'.l;..:.,,s ,.,nfl;-
ins 70 certain iAc's - tAs .,,.s s..s;.,.'n, Is
uoh Of our own S1a,e. ine -. fsw
one u our 'aaiie eeas III S,.-,l;n,
~eeAs puons M ~ ~. ~. h.s g;yen
a.eoans % ''iis .e'o., e ..fm,.,n.,;py
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asAasn ~ W. - s,-,,i,,fy ar
VS. Nhie:i rs ueae 49, - s,s,m which i
pear 10 1asai, 'ie no's u
'iias sHueA - - - Nav
Due ,hoash .he .'ie 80 n,in,.
LhsiAni' = 20 .ue ~ Ill. ..on-
..A. IN -. ,,,..n xb;.b
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18

improves the appetite. aids digestion
and is unequalIed a. tonic AMI inyigoya-
tor at this season. Sold by Druggists
everywhere.
aprI tdS ychwky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18

Messrs Nelson and Yates will give the
people of Watcrville and vicinity an oppor-
tuuity to see three days of good cins,July
20. - aud ~. The following are the diff
fercnt classes; First day-Grecn class,
irot, 500; two ycar-oid, pace and trot, 500
23j class pace and rot, Sl2j. Second
day 80 class. SO; 2.3i class, Sl2J
lhrcc-ycar old class. so. Third day. IL
class. 500; 2.2S class. $50 two mile dash
for three minute horses. 50. Entries
should he made to \. X. Yates, secretary,
before Saturday the I'D, at II o'clock mid.
night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18

take action on the above figures. This ac-
ton viii likely consist IN giving anotaef
answer TO the firm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18

The party of Brunswick canoists which
camped out on the Cubbosseecontee last
wear have returned and have located their
camp this year on DGdru's Point.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18

About $40 ears OF granite have been
hauled to the iIolhngsworth { Whitney
plant from Col. /. ). Bangs qaarries at
Norridgeweek since the first of April.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-18

c. p. Barues. Colby ~ has been elected
principal Of the Norway school. ~ H.
Small was the former principal.