Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29

suOO4 DEATH
Was Fate lhas, Gregory
While 81 ing Rock.
The psrsonne Il 4 New Board Of
Waldo ..,p j officers.
The ouisoers and NC afs aas What They
Pans . %.
CAmDKs, Dee .ft- ifies Gre2ory Of
South Rockport .,st I'D this afternoon
while blasting 70 }, k.s foot of Mirror
.ke nond cam IL hi u age was So years.
, .,,aow and sy.t& y survive him.
ssLsr lws.
Personnel Of ihea Z afs ss County o.
ae1s.

BnrAsr, Dec. xs-(Speciai. When
bn.ius.. hours omen W. Monday morning
,h.re will he auite 4 lumber Of changes in
The personnel of the kunty o'hfers OF wal
,to eo,r,v Comu,eding with the sheriff
th,. newly eleete.I. al only elected Demo
erst at the last Sepiee pr eiet.loh, Joseph
LltrIefieid Of Waldo fii take US posuioh'
a,,J a, ,.o,.rs.. his ds Mites will be of the
same political hue,I Ml, Li.siehem y
wholly unknovn in pibiie life, and we will
wai, awhile before gitiDg an opinion as 10
either hi. abilities or $ortcomlngs. Vasls-
worth the retiring shenf, OF many years,
will remain in the ay ana Is reporter
booked rs DemocrahefanahiaW iof mayor
at tho March election.
The most notieeabieeilaige made at iast
falls election was the sasting OF the ilem-
ocrat. Fred Brown. and the election of W.
r. C., Eunneils as coubIy attorney, which
was was done in a han-fought campaign,
wherein Ruunells was npported by league
of citizens of the coanE upon the question
of enforcement OF t& prohibitory law,
which had been very ln under Browns ad-
mnistration II remains to be seen whether
Rnnneils will be able TO carry out the de-
sircs of his friends sndelose up the open
rum shops with the Official aid of sheritfs
who. TO saw the least, ae not in full SYM
patty it'll the law.
! ID. Parker Will surecd b. p. Field as
register of probate, Nh Field retiring full
of years and honors. Both are Republi-
cans, and Mr.. Field as served long and
~. a. l..
faithfully--over 80 yeazs--belng the oldest
official in the county.
The Judge of probae, Geo. Il. john
son, succeeds himself, s also does Tileston
Wailin. clerk of courts and Mark Stiles,
commissioner. The oher commissioners
are Otis u. Wilson and simon Payson.
Alfred Small Rep, Of Belfast succeeds
White, Dem, as counF treasurer. lie IS
one of our young business men with ex-
perience suitable for tia position.
The United States officers are the sugar
plums lust nov most desired by the hungry
outs. The collector of customs term cx-
pires next spring and it is generally sup
posed W. 7. Thompson of this city has a
sspull. on it, as a reward for many defeats
as Democratic NOMINEES for offices. The
term of postmaster will aot be vacant until
1895. so it is too early 10 foretell who Is to
he the lucky fellow. II is generally ac-
knowledged hereabout that Chas. Baker,
late candidate for Congess, etc, has a
good fighting chance for United States mar
sbal and u late change his business seems
TO give color to the suppsition.
A young man by th name of Judson
.Jewett was caught while shifting u belt in
the shoe factory ruesdg. No bones were
broken. but his clothing was torn and he
was badly bruised.
The young lady members of Seaside
Grange gave a leap yearpariY at their hall
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Nat Delano is making preparations
to open barber shop inthe store formerly
occupied by WedemeyG' the cigar manu-
facturer.
Mr. FL NJ. Hall who proprietor OF II
barbor shop on Maine sseet has entered II
state of double blessetlmss. Mr. Hall was
married "Wednesday to Hiss Ada Getcheli.
Some of his patr ons maae him present of
an elegan, silver fruit Dish.
Tarrantine Tribe |. q Il. NJ. No. H. had
an election of officers all supper at their
hall Tuesday night. Dgrces were worked
on four candidates.