Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-19
SPARKS FROn NAME WIRES.

Walter J. Young. a Grand Trunk freight
brakeman, fell from train at fortisnd,
Monday. He was very badly injured. but
will recover.
G. o. King was wound around shaft in
| the Lewiston mill Monday and seriously in
jured He will probably recover. lie
lives near Ea.tport.
The Saco Free Baptist church has ex-
tended a call to Rev. Thomas II. Stacy Of
Auburn at q salary of sll00. lie will be
gin his duties early in the fall.
Physicians bave hope for the recovery Of
Miss Ms jorie Romeo. who was struck ty
an engine on the Boston & Maine crossing.
Biddeford. Monday night, ard thrown 80
| feet.
William Emery of Worcester, on the
charge of sxibdIing. was tried in the Ssco
municipsl court Tuesday morning, snd
bound over to the September term of the
supreme court. He could not get bail
Mrs. II. C. Goodenow of Bangor expe-
rienced an unusual and very dangerous ac-
cident recently While STOPPING blood
vessel in one Of her eye. burst destroying
the sight and affecting the other eye quite
! badly.
! Patents have been granted to +. T. Bur
rows, Portland. on holding mechanism for
spring actusted shades; r. W. Merrill,
| Deering, ice cream cooler and freezfr; w.
q. Morgan. Fryeburg. surgical lamp 6. f..
| and H. A. Shorey, Fairfield. swing.
man registering as II. A. aidfich of
| Thoma.ton paid his board hill at the Bay
/ View House. Rockland With cheek on
| Rockiand National Bank. No such person
Il. 4.
aud the check on presentstion vas dcclar-
ID worthless.
Fish and Game Warden Peabody of
/ Thomaston seized four barrels Of mu'iia-
tel holsters at Rockisn,i. Monday
They had been shipped on steamer Mt.
! Desert and were marked "pisuond X.
Lyon. LYNN. Mass The lot included the
tail. ard claws Of fnlIs lfn0 lobsiers, and
~oull cost the shippers 5000 if srpre-
hendei.
A serions accident occnrred at the Fibre
C. ryppan, = work 1T Iishas Sunfsy after
n ron, " hen c' ur.e of cars ran town a
mporary track at fu spse'l- The coup
ing broke. an,i ibe car. vere preeiptatsd
over the dump Two men Mt over witb
them. and we're seriously, if not fatally in
iured. No hlsme is attached TO any one ba.
the msn themselves.
The parties who have been considering
the matter of organizing company to run
the shoe shop at Sko~ began held meet
ing ST Hotel Heseitoa on Mors!sy AMI all
arrangements for the organizstipn of ths
cornranv Wa. completed The required
capitsi ha. been pledged and that the -hoy
viii start ur at an early day il practically
assured The output of the factory At
first will probably be from ten 10 fifteen
cases day.
While bathing in front Of the AIdiBe. Old
Orchard. Aorsday, young girl named Liz
zie Dolsn, employed as maid BY Mrs Chas
u Ha kell Of Portland. got beyond hel
de tn, vas lifted of her feet by breaker
. and sank. Two young men. David Par
,,snai. of Lowell and Hector Bisaillnn oi
Montreal, rnshed to her assistance and res
cs,e-i her Sfe was unconscious when -
ken from the surf. but vas soon resustica
TED.
The directors Of the kinziield & Deaf
EiyY- Raiirsad held a meeting in Portlsnt
: Monday and sotesI to eio.e tie contracts q
! oree for tiIe construction Of = narrow gsugs
railroad from kiBgfeId. the present termi
. rul of the franklin snsi Meszntic Railroad
. TO Drew's Mills, in Jerusalem township. I
tsistsnce Of about 10 miles The contrac
. tors are TO push the work Of building thi
railroad and uill finish II this fall in tim
to be used the coming winter.