Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-06


pos: Office and custom house baibiing Is to be
buit this season. and within a month work
upon the Bangor Z Aroostosk Railroad viii
begin Money will be easy and those Who
have been obliged to ask ff1 credit VIII
eiezn up old scores and feel a. happy az
clans at high water
NSsy yeaAg women vho are seeking for
ways to earn money will b. interested ia the
story tod by the FairGeid Journal of the
success Of one Of them. This Young wo-
man reisxise Of soson Chase, who lived
II Chase's Mills, took IL into Der head few
years ago to make some fancy work for the
Christina. market. After making a few
articles she sent tksm 10 t,wen- Moore 4
Co. Of Portland in search Of market.
The sample took and the firm at once
gave her a small order which Vas promptly
flied when -he sent osher navel designs
which also we're aeceptsd- The result Of
her venture vas that she went To Portland
and has been engaged for several years in
designing and planning articles 10. one hun
drea girls 10 make. the firm doing large
business in manufacturing kniek knaeks for
the New York and Western trade
4tf@5SAPb- a tRa2NFt AAsAS VI !.
NJ A. Mal0aey Of fiogltSn has originated
txo new varieties Of potatoes whsch are
very haadsouse AMI promising. One i.
named '''fhe Barney and the other Aroos-
took Beatty What's the Esatier with
Aroostook Beauty
The Odd Fellows of Ellsworth are con-
s:fIering the question of building a new hall
-. Il.
west side Of the river Just below the bridge.
Plans for the new building were received
some firae ago from a Portland arehitee,
and are nos is the hands of contractors
who are figuring upon them
One of the euriositles of tracing land
title. is found in the fact that Mr. IsasIor
l.. Holman, = ho il register of deeds aud
attorney at law In Chestocllaw, Russian
Poland. eams to this country a few weeks
ago to examine the title deeds 20 an estate
in Nee Haven. Conn, in behalf Of client
in that eountry. While in this country Mr..
Helnan visited son who j. living in Ells-
worth.
II there have been any doubts in the
minds of any a. 10 the ability OF the L ).
fish commissioner 10 restock Green lake
with lanA-ioeked salmon, recent evidence
must have dispelied such doubts. More
salmon have been taken since the opening
Of the fishing season, than for many years,
nearly one hundred having been canghi
within the past ten days, The majority
Of those caught range from fifteen to TWEEN,
ty inches in length, and weigh about three
pounds, and are, without doubr, the matured
3 az IL. Sat af IL.
three years ago There were fifteen thou
sand yearIings which were Grand lake and
stream salmon, Matched and reared by the
t. $ Fish Commission. Already this lake
il attracting wide attention and with lis fine
fishing and the immense Matching work:
now established there by the L. :. govern
mcnt as an attraction, it must in the neal
future become a most noted resort.
twenty thousand Holsters were received
in Portland Oh Wednesday
In speaking of the fact that the Hancock
County Educational Association is to meet
in convention at Prospect lfarbor, the
Ellsworth American says The Garden OF
Eden might not have been, located a
Prospect liarb0r, but it might have been
without disadvantage to Adam and Eve OF
the human race Al any rate the teacher.
of Hancock county will ind paradise re-
gained at Prospect lIarhor and We hops
they will all take it in.
The PASSPORT Sentinel says the "littlt
fishes" are slow 10 put in an appearance
along the eastern shore this spring
At Il special town meeting just held Lubet
has voted the sum of Sl2jO to purchase {
fire engine and apparatus; this need heins
felt by the rapid growth and enlargement
of the town.
Memorial Hall in PASSPORT has just beer
reopened after extensive repairs and i'm
provements upon lis interior during which
it has been greatly beautified and adorned
The New York Press is of the opinion
that a great many Republicans are still
afraid that Cleveland won't he nominated
on the Democratic ticket