Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-08

TIE Maine Sssse Fair calls 90 the peo-
pie Of the State 70 20 down into their
ssoekiass fos the cash asesssary to attend
Like ali good fhings those Who enjoy IL
shoald help keep money in circulation.
A deed vss recorded .. Knox registry
Sstarssy. conveying lot Of land belonging
20 Aartha $. Riehsrsson at Tsaanrs Hsr-
Dor TO Thomas Bailey Alsrich. the we'll
known wyiEsY and Editor of Atlantic Monih-
LIZ. The Land Ia Intended for a house lot
7pon which w. II. Clover & Co., have the
contract for erecting fine sumner cottage,
costing in the nsighborhood of 5000, and
zftes the cootinensaI style. Work upon the
fonndstion has already begun and is is iH-
| /. nss4 HAT ths resiiencs shall be- ready 70,
occupancy early asxt season The location
ls one OF the most beautiful on the eDass.
Mr. Aiirieh has bsea q frequent visitor xt
ftsnasts Harbof q portion Of the present
season.
Hsre /. A sample Of down east Yankee
ansncieriog A Bar Hsrbor cashier had q.
check for 5000 on Roekland bank In
the ordinary course Of business the check
you'd have been sent to Boston and thence
arssrIsd 20 the RoekIand bank, the whole
TRANSACTION bsIoz carried on by Interchange
II drafts without expense but the Bar HAr-
Dor cashier thought he saw a way TO get
5000 ia currency without paying the pfems-
an smasded by his Boston correspondent.
70 he forwarisd the check to R0ckiand by
express for collection. II Is, however, a
very rare day when the cashier Of this par
1icul,r keekisnd bank gets caught at dis
.,ivantsge, and he easily saw through The
! ace that bis Bar Harbor contemporary was
ylsying. He had two bills in his vault of
the ,.e enoinioation Of $1,000 each, and with
s.,.se he eashed the check When the
cashier had paid the express on these bills
md th.,n n paid another express fee la forward
ng thsm 70 Boston to be changed into bills
.aAI enough to do business with, he must
hsve thought the LIMERICK banker was sew
prd points ahead.
The members Of the Maine Press Asso-
citation cant conceive of plessanter way
Of visiting the Worlds Fair than with the
Press excursion which leaves Portland,
| saturday, sept. 18th at $40 A. VI. He or
| she will he pardoned for believing that ii
would be impossible to find more congenIal
company for the trip. IL Is important that
| sli the Maine papers be represented.
A Bangor gentleman. Mr.. +. T. Jones,
| although too young at the time to remem-
her the event prides himself on the fact
| that he WAS in Portland 80 years ago Tues
lay. when the naval battle between the En-
| terprise and Boxer occurred of Portland.
A beloved and successful instructor
whose memory Is green in the minds OF
several generations OF those who have sat
| at his feet for wisdom, needs no other mon
ument and yet none is more deserving of it.
A circular letter is being sent out from
| ksnts Hill, the contents of which are
DEAR FsfESp The old students and
| friend. of the late Rev. Henry z. Torsey,
ID. D. Ii. d., propose to erect monu-
msnt where the precious dust of the good
m,a rests They would also enter in the
wall in Deering Chapel. tablet bereath
his portrait lately given TO the school by
Mrs Torsey,--or erect any other suitable
] memorial We are snre you will deem 1t
| a pleasure to aid in this work OF love. Lei
your offering be any sum from one to five,
| or ten dollars. or more. As early as may
he Won will please send the amount to B.
VI. Eastman, Portland. Maine. care OF
| Eastman Bros. & Bancroft.
Yours most sincerely,
RoscoE SANDEHsoS, D.
JAMES RoscoE DAY,
Roscoe l.. GRRBAE..