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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-01
ST.fTE OF MAINE.

kENNEnEC ss.--Board Of County Commissioners.
April session, 1873. Holden by adjournment May
25 1883.
On the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners are re-
sponibe and ought 10 be b, ard touching the mat.
ter set forth In said petition. 1t il rd'red. hat
thirty days previous notice be given, that it I,
county commissioners will meet al The Town Hal
"a " inibrop on Thursday the 9Th day Of July btN
at 1870 O'clock A NJ, and thence proceed 10 sies
~ Tvui. mentioned IN said petition. and iuiins'
,liaiey afterwards hear tGe parties and Their WI
n-ss., and then take such further nienshres
the premises NAV be ndjudged proper. ssia
d tce to be given by serving aties ed copies o.
-ud petition and tins order thereon, upon the ~.
spee'iyc 81 rks of the towns Of winthrop ana
Headd II, and BY posting up sncn copns 10 ihIse
public place, In each of sad towrs. and BY pao'
lsliag III" same IN the kES>nBEc JON MAJ, 4
pubha newspaper printed In said county ri y.
D, r.nns aud corporations interested may attend
and be heard II Il ~ think proper o.,
ATTEST: W. ,. CiioAIE' .Hs.
A true copy Of tn. petition and order Of eonn
thereon. -,
ATrE,T; ". y. CHOATE. Clerk
INN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-01

Cleverton--1 wonder what sort of an in
preston made on that Hartford girl yo;,
introduced me tos
Dashaway-l judge from what she said
that she didn't care much for you.
Cleverton-But the girl must like me
Why, hadn't been with her all hour bcfoic
{ had kissed her three times. What dill
she say,
Dashaway-She said you were altogethe,
too bashful.-Brooklyn Life
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-01

Last nights performance at the popular
theatre Royal scored another triumph for
Miss Lillian Tucker and her clever COM
pany. In the difficult role of Lady
Audley," Miss fuckers talent appears to
good advantage. Her gowns in the first
and second acts are msrvels of beauty.
This little lady during her stay in Quebec
has firmly established her reputation as an
actress of rare talent and great versatility.
From the hoydenish rompin2 soubrett'
such as the ..Fanchon the Cricket to Lad,
Audley," the foiled and desperate woman
who is driven insane, she appears witt
the same grace and naturalness betoken-
ing a true mistress of her profession. The
company throughout is evenly balanced
and composed of ladies and gentlemen as
well as artists. This it one of the best
companies that has visited Quebec ii
many years.-Hpraing Chronicle, Qae5ec.
This company will appear at the Opera
house during next week.
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STATE NEWS.


DEuifAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Turner who have
spent the winter with their daughter in
Madison have lately arrived home.-The
Y. z. s. C. f., gave concert and sale of
ice cream and cake last Friday evening.
The programme included, recitations and
singing from home talent, music by Miss
Josie Farington of Holden, readings by Mr.
and Miss Mills of Holden, and several solos
by Mr.. circuit of Boston, who is visiting
friends here. W. Trueworthy and wife
of Brewer were ii town over the Sabbath.
There will be a concert at the Congrega-
tionalist church next Saturday evening By
Bangor talent. Remembering the fine treat
they gave US at the concert last winter, we
expect full honse.--Osear W. Hurd from
California, is visiting his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. z. S. Hurd.
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Lincoln.

Following are the real estate transfers
for Lincoln county for the week ending
May %, 1893.
BooTURtY HARBoR-Jofn II. Bre -r et NJ
to Martin Brewer, land. ell MairIn Brewer TO
Annie l.. Brewer, land, 81; Chas. II. Fisher 10
Perkins simpson, land. 81.
NEwCAsTLE- Eiw. G.. harris heirs OF, tn Esther
II. Ross. land sf1o. Edw. G. Harris, minor heirs
of, to Esther Ii. Ross, land, >!a; Mary u Perkins
TO Frank W. Light. land $500. Eparaim Taylor
to Mary n. Dray, Ispd siei.
soMtRvii.I.E-P.ter lisier 10 VIM. II. Hslcr,
land, $500
WIS., AssET-Fbcnezpr Soutiard, heirs Of 70
Sewali Southland land Stso
WuTEFEt Lp--Nailsn h. Peasloe 10 A. r. In
graham land and buildings, $500.
SALEN-Paulina ). and J.. D.CDrbetf, TO W. :.
tVrbett land, sIon; Carroll y Blackwell OF Free
mau to l.. u. and w. :. Corbett, land aud
buildings. 900
SrgoNc-iianlahP 7. Weymouth and Alice +.
iiiiliaan to Epiiraim rontlakar, fa m. $50.
Pun frs vary JAM Dill TO Christopher J..
y - on. iand sro.
NEW SutpoN-Mary +. and Hoses = leighton
20 than FL Harrington land aud baildiBgs aud
val con
RtNGELY-James :. Thompson TO Maggie r.
aed Anne VI. 1lomp on. lana and bniidi, q 81
val con.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-01

City Marshal Z. II. Crowell deserves
much credit for the very satisfactory man
ner in which he looked after everything
pertaining to his duties Memorial day.
Especially noticeable was this wherever a
crowd assembled, at the monument, and
hall, etc. everything was in perfect order
and bother or noise from the boys who are
apt to crowd to the front, was, under his
able management. entirely done away with.
While such quietness is always noticed and
appreciated by the crowd, the people do
not always give credit to whom ii is due.
The entertainment at the Congregational
church, Monday evening, was a success in
every way. The complete programme was
very finely rendered. Miss Debbie Will
hams song was very fine, and the little one
WAS recalled to give another fine exhibition
of her wonderfully sweet voice. The read
ings of Miss Brightman were exceptionally
fine and her impersonation perfect. The
reader showed herself to be one of the most
successful elocutionists ever before an
audience in this city. The net proceeds of
the entertainment for the benefit of the Y.
NJ. G. A. were $50,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-01
PROPOSALS FOR STREET LlGnS

Sealed proposals will be received on OF befos
II O'clock noon, june 18th by the tommlite ~
street Lights. for furnishing the city with ihe ~,
lowing electric lights. fora period Of h'e or W
years, rs may b.. Determined. The SANE 10 49,
effect nj the expiration OF the present CONTACT "
January, 1874. ..
III Are Lights, each 1000 candle power, pussr.a
feed. Price 10 be- gwen on same separately, 'iVn
sunset 10 midnight, also from sunset 10 spnt..
10 Arc Lights, taoii goo candle power, gusfsF
te.d from sunset 10 sunrise.
10 Incandescebt Lights, each 20 csnoe Po"'
guaranteed from sunset to midnight.
u ineandcseent Lights, CHI 10 eannie p'".''
guaranteed, from suB,ef to sunrise. ,..,.
said lights 10 b. located NJ rsei points s's ~
thr city limits as the Committee shall decae' '"
bet lighting pnrpo.er ,u,.r., a.
The city 10 have The privilege Of whmeseI -, ~
d,i4onal lights that may be required nuflhe ~
continuance Of contract, pro rata WAN e"h"
pftce.
Proposals to state whether steam or water I"''
er will be used.
The committee reserve the right to fFe' >"
and all bids. ,-,.,..A N,
hnY further information gladly furnished y
application.
Address all pr,'posnls to.
Mosgs Il. LniGBTos, Msy@.
Augus'a, hsins'
ruay20dfY
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Unity Club.

Unity Club will hold social reunion al
the Unitarian church parlors on Thursday
evening June LIST, at $50 o'clock. Al!
present and former members of the club are
cordially invited. An attractive feature OF
the entertainment will be the ''History of tn.
Unity Club" by Mrs. II. w. True; and the
following musical programme will be
given.
Quartet, .Come Rise with the Lark"
Mrs. II. Murden, Mrs. i. VI Gilbert, Mr. G
+. johnson, Mr.. j. W. Beck; Miss Elid.
Higgins, accompanied.
Solo, "Evcntide,'' Mr.. G. II rt Blackingtoi
SOLO selected, Miss Florence Brook
solo, ''Bedouin Love Song"
Mr.. J. Willard Beef
Sana. "a "If But Knew"
'"s'' b "shcpheidess.'
Miss Louise Robinson
Duet, 1.-THE Fisherman"
Mrs. Marden and Mr.. BecI
s.. va sob. that We Two Were Maying"
90"s7' b Little Boy Blue" f
Mrs. +. NJ. Giibcr
Quartet, Goodnight, Martha"
Mrs. Marden, Mrs. Gilbert Mr.. johnson, Mr.
Beck.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-01

STATE OF MAINE.

KENSEBEc ss-Msy 22nd, ls9s. To the Honorable
Court OF County Commissioners within aud IT,
the county of Kenncbec,
Humbly shows and alleys the undersigned
citizens and legal voters of the town Of winthrop
that pubic comNsnieDcc and nee, ssity require The
location, living out and building OF public high
way or road IN sa d winthrop rs follows.
Viz ;-tommencing nj point IN the County
road leading from Winthrop NilDge 10 Ansu.ts
between the dwelling houses VI Capt. james n.
Wood and the widow Josiah smell on Tho
North side OF said County road, thence running
northeily about fifty rods. thence westerly atoat
ten rods; thence northerly TO the road running BY
the dwelling house of liora Bearee 10 u psint
about ten fod- souiherly of the dwelling home Of
the widow Bessie; thciitc over and a'ong said
road in IL. rthrrly direction TO the County rgad
IN the town of Readtield. fading from Read6eld
Depot to Augusta.
Wherefore your petitioners pray that your Hon.
ors viii grant the prayer of your petit oners ana
locate, lay out and Gauss to BE- built road OF high
way Us above prayed Tor and described.
And as in honor bound will ever pray.
&, H. GALE & twenty four Oileft.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-01

EAST IIf1.1pN.
Miss Myrs IIewey is recovering from hel
late sickness, pronounced by DR.. Libby to
be throat distemper, not diphtheria in any
form as generally reported.-Miss Edith
Hilton is quite sick. She is attended by
DIR. Libby.-Mr. Henry Clark started fol
the Worlds Fair last Saturday. His many
friends wish him a pleasant trip.-Mr. c,
b. Moody has rented his farm to a Mr.
Gates of Dresden for one year.-Mr. Frank
Leonard will move from Mr.. c. B. Moody
buildings into Mr.. B. T. Wright's house he
having moved lately to Dresden there to
engage in the blacksmith business for him.
self.-Mr. W. +. Mansir is doing a large
business in carriages this spring. He en-
ployes five or six men COMMUNICATIVE
creamery business is booming Mr.. Hanley
has been obliged to employ extra help this
| season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-01

The alarm from box 80, about half-past
one Tuesday morning was occasioned by
ire being discovered in house on Grove
street owned by Charles Mayo. The de-
partment was quickly on hand but the fire
had made considerable Roadway when it ar.
rived. Two streams of water were thrown
and by hard work the firemen saved the ell
and stable, the main part of the house be-
ing completely Quilted. How the fire origi-
mated is mystery AS the house was vacant.
the family having moved out last Saturday
Loss probably between 800 and $500
fully covered by INSURANCE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-01

We usuallytrrlst to our senses to indicate
the presence of foul air in house, but the
suggestion is made in a scientific journal
that "bad air indicator" affords a good
chance to the inventor and chemist.
The rapid destruction of what were once
looked upon as inexhaustible forests OF
india rubber trees is reported by the Bra
lillian department of agriculture, with the
suggestion that the planting and cultivat-
ing of the trees would insure enormous
profits to planters.
A "noiseless coal hod' may mitigate to
some extent the sufferings of those afflicted
with nerves. II is an ordinary coal box
lined with linoleum. the lid falls on rubber,
and the shovel case IL lined with felt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-01

The Wateryille Bicycle Club made an
informal run of about FIVE miles on the
Sidney road. Memorial afternoon. The
club having received their new uniforms.
now make fine appearance when reading
together
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OAKLAND.

Mr.. J. Wesley Gilman went to Mt. Yer
non Tuesday morning, where be gave the
Memorial address before that post in the
place in the afternoon. He was sccompan-
led by Comraie Charles W. Heney.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-01

Mr.. Henry Murphy thu extensive clothing
manufacturer Of No,idgewock, was in the
city on business, Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-01

There was no meeting Of the Woman's
CIab Wednesday evening. the whole pro-
gramme being posponed one week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-01

MAPLEIOS.
Mrs. W. Belmain has been very sick for
the past week, but is some better.-There
is little girl at Mrs. Cecil Pulsifer's, born
May 24th.-There was quite lot of plant
ing and other farming done here last week
with plenty more to follow.-A large num-
Der was out last Sunday A. NJ. to hear Rev.
V. +. Bragdon preach an excellent Memo
rial sermon.--Rey. +. Smith from Lime
stone preached at the church last Sunday
afternoon, in place of Rev. j. ii. Lidstone,
exchanged A gospel temperance meeting
was held in the same place in the evening,
A good bell has been placed in position
on the schoolhouse in district No. "A.
Ball has bought first-class potato planter
Grass has winter killed to some extent in
this vicinity.
NEW LIMERICK.
Al. Martz' Company is on its annual tour,
is in town and will give its entertainment
Monday night.-The roads are getting quite
dry, but are very rough yet. Mr.. Willis |.
Shaw went to Boston, Monday, on bust
ness trip.-Mr. NJ. l.. Dewitt of Sprague $
Mills was in town one day last week, selling
his patent jigger wagons.-Revival meet
ngs have been held in the Free Baptist
church of Rev. Mr.. Davidson of New
Hampshire, with excellent results. The
farmers took advantage of the pleasant
weather of last week and rushed along
their wOrk.-Miss Priscilla Bliss of Lin
neus is teaching the tannery school this
summer.
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II. NJ. Fuller returned Tuesday from 3
fishing trip to Lincoln, Me. He succeeded
in entieing from their vstery home, Is very
handsome trout
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-01

Work Commenced. Wednesday, laying
the paving blocks on the carriage stand Al
the Maine Central station.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-01

The Burr Oaks Dramatic Co. opened a
weeks engagement here Wednesday even
ing, under the management of J. NJ. Ar
mold.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-01

Hon. VIM. 2. Frye will deliver lecture
in Coburn hall. June 18th, in the high
school lecture course, in place of Hon.
George X. Vending.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-01

MRS. WALDO RICHARDS RECITAL.
Mrs. Waldo Richards recital at the Au'
gusta House parlor, Thursday evening
June s, promises to be one of the events Of
the season. II is rarely that Augustani
have a chance TO hear as wel-known and
successful reader, and her appearance
here will be looked forward to with pleas
ure. The critical Kate Fields Washington
in the issue of March l, 1898, gave Mrs
Richards full review, in the course o.
which it said: Mrs. Richards shuns ths
beaten track of the drawing room elocuti0a
ist, and chooses for her selections charming
out-of-the-way bits Of literature that woul'
command attention. even without the ex
quisite art of her Interpretation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-01

DR.. Shean and daughter Lille, accom-
panied by her friend, Miss Edwyna Akin
son of Canaan, were in Skow vinegar Tues
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-01

The total revenue from mining in 1891
was 1913, 500, 900. And yet the Denver
chamber of commerce estimates the in
come from agriculture at $40. 900, 900. de-
rived from the cultivation Of 1000, 600
acres of land. If the value Of the live
stock were added as farm product, the
sum would be increased by at least $15,-
900, Goa wonderful showing for SO
new . state.-Julian Ralph in Harper'A
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Miss Edith Hanson, who is attending
Coburn Institute, Wstervilie, accompanied
by her classmate. Miss Hattie Holmes of
East port passed Tuesday at home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-01

Canton Halifax viii work the Patriareha
Militant degree upon two candidates At their
meeting Friday evening".
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A very quiet Memorial day. only one
arrest for drunkenness being made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-01
THE EMBLEM OF MERCY
ssVu.1, WEBSTER ! q

Red Cross Liniment il emblemati@
Of the society whose name it bear
1t goes into all parts of the worl'
alleviating suffering and ministerin
to the distressed. The cross is mo-
suggestive for it is symbolical of thu
ardor and zeal which should actual
all who are engaged in the Dobl
work Of serving their fellow mel
BY itsuse thousands Of afflicted homo
have beenm made joyful. It's pow /.
er to relieve pain is marvel
GUS. A sure cure for rheu.
matism, neural gia, lamen
tooth, ear, AMI
he ad ache.
C hill blains,
sore throat Group, cough,
colds, diph- liberia, cholera,
cholera NOR bus, cramps, /,
grippe, etc, etc. A valua bl &
English remedy placed for the fir,
time before the people Of the western
world. Thousands testify to its magic
powers. A pure, palatable renee, ,
for internal and external use. Manu-
featured and guaranteed by The
C. A. Price Company, Richmond, M.
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AUGUSTA LOCALS.


THE OPERA or -.aAkfrAxA" TONIGHT
Music lovers viii be afforded an oppor.
funity, more valuable from It's infrequeney
Of listening to good opera Company to
night. for the Gilbert English Opera Com
pauy. which appears at the Opera house
tonight. has been most fasorably received
wherever il has appeared.
The company Is headed by Miss carri Ire
velyann-C arvell, who is said TO be true
artist in the proper sense of the word
and to be handsome. talented Young lady
with fine stage presence and magnin
cent voice. The whole cast Is reported a
very strong and comprises several Of tn
f4yorites of the Boston Ideals, LilliaI
DurelI and other well known operati
uoupes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-01

Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Kelley of Fairfield
were in town Tuesday, the guests of DIR. and
Mrs. Ralph Pulsifer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-01

The elements were never more favorable
for the G. A. r. observances of Memorial
day than Tuesday. At 9 A. NJ, Russell
Post met in Grand Army hall, and half
an hour later the procession formed in the
following order;
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odist church, delivered the Memorial a6
dress at Bradford.
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Imperial Lodge, Degree of Honor, meets
this evening at precisely 7.30. Business of
importance to come before the meeting.
Let every member be present if possible
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Marrieo.


Mt. vernon-May rs. by Fernando c. Follows,
Esq, Mr.. Herb'rt Robinson and Miss Addie M.
Taylor, both OF Mt Vernon.
At winthrop-Msy 10, by Rev. F. T. Adams;
Mr. f. b. Martin and Miss H. l.. Wood both Of
Winthrop.
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o. W. Clements and wife of Waterville
were in town Tuesday, arriving on the
special train.
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WATERvlLLE.

Frank L. Harding Of Madison vas in the
city, Wednesisy-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-01

Fred Webb of the Journal office
Augusta, passed Tuesday at his home in
Skow hogan.
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" YoT WANT
A good watch, Solid Gold -
Filled or Silver;
n YoU WANT
A good Ring or piece Of Jevsn''
" YoU WANT
Your eyes fitted to glasses g =
improved instrument;
" you WANT
Yous Watch or Clock repalfe' :
frst-class shape. call on
], c. K RkPATR1ck,
so Water Street, Augusta, Asise'
hsif Iiawes' Shoe Store.
DROP NE A CARD ..
And will call for your CORA
tairtpg French clocks sp' e'AHy'
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Marshal and Aids.
Wateryilie Military Band.
Co. f, second Maine Regimenial Militia.
Canton Somerset. l. q. D. +.
Skowhegan Uniform Rank, Knights of Pythias
Russell Post 9d, q. A X.
Carriages.
The line marched to the cemetery on the
North side, where services, consisting of
selections by the band. and prayer by the
Rev C. V. Ransom, were held, and SOL
diers' graves decorated. Then they pro-
cee,led to the South side cemetery, and the
ritual ceremonies of the order were per-
formed, under the direction of Comm indcr
S. A. Patten. Mrs. Dinsmore gave read
ing from Longfellow, Decoration Day. "
After the decoration of the graves there
the line of march was taken to Water
street, front of Coburn hall, where the
orgai izaiions in line were dismissed.
The evenings exercises were held in Co
burn hall, Mrs. Ella J. Mason. president
of the W. c. r. Department of Maine.
came here highly spoken of by the Bath
post and her h.ten rs were by no means
disappointed in h rnrstion. The address
WAS excellent, pr rrr..a aud ii-r ability as
a speaker is rarely .ye' Hell. kendalrs Or
chestrs furnished excellent music ut the
hall. The entire days programme passed
off smoothly and Russell Post and the Re-
lief Corps deserve much credit.
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money MARKET.
Nav YORK. May 81

Nav YORK. May 81.
Money frmer, 2 to l..
Prime paper, Gas.
Government bonds. firm.
Rail- Dads weak, iirmer.
The following ar. the aoa, mr. nuofntion NJ ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-01

Forty-four tickets for Waterville wer
sold Tuesday for the special train.
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T. b. Barrett Esq, of Canaan, was il
town Tuesday.
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9le0.

AROosrDoK.
New Limerick May 2a, Mrs. Ellen Cole, ag,
"a years.
Mist EII.ANEors.
At his home in Nevada ill.-Capt. Theodore g
Ingraham aged 81 years, 10 months and q days,
formerly of Augusta, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-01

Mr.. W. d. Varney made trip to Card
ner Monday.
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