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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Kennebec.

The following are the real estate trans
fers recorded in the Kennebec registry o
deeds for the two weeks ending Nov. 4
1898;
Au,u.rA-C. X Partridge ct al t, Mary Elk
| beth Jordan. land and buildings, Sl6e9. A',n
staples 10 q. H. Dnv,a aud aud nuiid g. s'9f
| hrfvin x. Hanks 10 Charity VI Hank, land a"
| tu ldings, val. con; I. ;. staples TO o. J. fcs'
If sl hand &. q; &. q. Chamberlain ia T.. ~ lie,
nett land SO; same to zane, land, ) 90, T. len
Ward 10 Nathan Grover land, val. con itz1c /
Foss To Preston " Brown, land aud huisdGag'
| snoo; Harriet N. Hlll TO r. II. .aY, land so.
d. lillry To sarah T.. Giey, land, siJD; Geo.
-tckney to Eben Wellman land, val. con
| St-Eii ih Cole to Nath. Austin, laa'i. "a
arab J. 4 pc Helen +. Clark. land, 81; y.
| .renztus to g.. 10 Oakman. land and bnl'di ng'
| sisuo; G. q. Reynolds &" W. I. Reynolds land :
| Chlnn and bion. $ls,tn.
| CrINrov--Anu Wells ct al TO Wm Lamb, las.
aud bull ,ing-, s65o, Arthur Holt TO Hester a. i
| SAWYER, land, $l2.0.
t1isLsrA Fred \. Neal to W. r. Essee, IAN
and bu'Iii"g4 10 Chelsea aah Wh,tchsli:. 500.
| GARDINER Drake e ais to Mrs A. Il, Conan
| land $3.50, Ca hariar f. Houlchan 10 L, y uohi'
| han, land an bnildirgs. val con
IirCntitLn-I f. laes ct al to W. 7. Muhi
| iaHd aud bull iings, val con
| MONMOUTH HERR woodward TO y. Is. Nichol'
| land. 400; u ". Els G. Meruh lana
Slsu0; G. +. Merrill to L. a. keene. land at
| bu lding' $3.50. q,
III L.
| Cre-sey. land, SEQ; T.. VI. Brown 20 II A. Moor
| lard $500 ans va con.
PirrSTa>-E. T., BroosiBrs ct nj 10 u 4
| Chapman. md, 500.
! OAkf.tSp-Li1xis NJ. Baker to T. p Dearborn
| land 4 -: ane 10 satae, lant. s21.
StpvEY-T II Elias TO g.. c. Hu crimson, lam
| stIo0. Frank nrummond to ~. ~, Dnmmono
Innd, 500; u. Il. GODDARD to t'c>. T. Trssk ct
| land and buildings, 500.
WAYyE-P. r. Pike to &. H. Barker land Sia]
| e. II Barker to f. l.. Lineo n, land Si2'.
| VAUDEVILLE j n. Wehbcr 10 lank +, Pau
| land Sl25
wtNstow-W ". I. Reynolds to j. \. Fomnclow
| land ere o.
wtvpsoR-Nary E. tIolt'es TO B. ron Frost
| land, $500.
| NIRNN.-D. Il. kimball to Warren l-add,et a!
| land and buildings, $1,000.
| y,ss,lnoRo Elisha Burgess 10 j. e. "
Averiil. ct al, land. 1880. G.. :. towan IL u.
| burgess. land aud bmild ngs, Siioo, Mary s.d'o
20 Mary T. Fossett, interest in land and building
| val con r. c, Barker to +. a. Mir'ien, land, vs.
con-. Isaiah Halves to Chas Newell. land, q @.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-08
4 BATTLE or WORDS.
Mayor and Aldermen Of Fall River Have a
Rather Lively Meetuu

FALL RIVER, Mass, Nov. THE climax
OF many stormy aldernanic meetings dur
ing Mayor Coughlin's administration OF
city affairs WIS reached last night, when
A Herman Beaitie offered IN order annul-
ling licenses heretofore granted to l56 30
called victualle's.
Previous to submitting the order Alder
man Beattie made lengthy address, say
ing that it could be easily proven thai,
liquors of all kinds are sold in victuallers'
shops, tenements, dives ami booziDg deps
seven days in week, aud that he. rs
president of the board Of alderman, pub
licly denounced the chief of police for his
neglect of duty and malfeasance in Office.
Mayor Coughlin took up the challenge,
and for an hour or more there WIS a
heat ed display of oratorical pyrotechDics.
He proved that the aldermen had granted
yictuallers' licenses to liquor dealers and
to other persons with the understanding
that they should be allowed to sell liquor
in their places.
Mayor Coughlin went at Alderman
Beattie and charged him with threatening
TO make certain liquor dealers suffer in
the event Of the nstyor leaving the city.
He called on Alderman Sullivan TO prove
his statement, aud that gentleman sud
that the mayors statement was CO rect.
Alderman Beattie said Alderman Sulii-
van would not make such a statement il
the mayors hand was not around his
throat.
After the meeting the Rev. Mr.. Barbour
accosted the mayor in the committee room
of city hall and arraigned him for the non
enforcement of he laws. Then there was
another warm time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-08

Careaso. New The basiest plsce Il
The fnir grounds th<se days i the Gshfof'
r,. bui,diu. NH. De foane- dir~csos
.~p<rzI OF the Calf faiA AhisintrS FAlr.
al other officials Of that erterpsise make
4 s.eir hessa asrters, aod from mofnins
until night tisrre is thrcns OF caisers
there. Moss Of them are exhibitors VIC
y III move axif stock from here aisees y
SAN Francisco
The California managers have prohsed
hy The ~xperirnee vi tao Wsrtts Gstani-
ban Expos;t on officials. They have
. cared half r.,ss from all r<iiroasfs foi
sxhibi,ors' freight AMI bave e. the rail-
fosds 10 agree to reduce fares for pAssen-
gers
Another wise move On the put OF the
mi.i-v winter people, in the ia igrnient Of ex'
position authcrities, is the charging fos
spaee occupied BY exhibitors. bal the
Worlds FAIR done this. which has been
customary, $1,000 900 or $4,000 oU
would have been &i.ed to its receipt
C.lifornia is taking choice Of Worid'u
Fair exhibits. So great j. the 'ssnrd fol
sp.ce that it has tsice had It's territory en-
lzreed by the commissioners in charge Of
Goiden ate Park. and nov the manager.
aze Obliged to AK for another extension OF
territory.
Tee scheme of the midwinter's managers
is 10 carry TO California the best OF the ex-
hibi,s which attracted great attention and
won high awards here.
The National Commission 10 still ID SEES
sion at the Worlds Fair, at least frsg-
ment of it is, but an adjournment viii 20 =
have to be taken, as the appropriation for
i,s needs ia becoming exhausted.
Thomas Brennan, alias Dale. John Bur
s. and A. l.. Barker are in custody te'
stealing the Sc pound silver brick aid
peek OF opals from the raho built,ng
Most of the stuff has been recovered. Bar
ker was the night Waterman OF the buii'''
ing. The brick Was cut into sev.ril pieces
and the men were caught in tr,iu 70 els
pose of il.
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NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

r. +. Preston was sworn in as director
of the miut
English miners refused to agree to pro
posals TO settle the strike.
President Cleveland is working on his
annual message al Woodley.
Germany is to raise increased revenue
from tobacco and bourse transactions.
The rolling mills of the Illinois Steel
company at Joliet are TO start up Nov. 10.
Two trainmen aud four tramps were
killed In a freight wreck rear Reno, New.
A Scranton (Pa.) magistrate and Repub-
lican politician was arrested for receiving
brides.
Silver men are to carry on vigorous cam.
pailns in the south. southwest and the
silver states.
German officers involved in the Hanover
gambling scandal will probably escape
with repfinands.
DIR. Wekerie, the Hungarian premier.
offered his resignation. but the emperor
refused to accept IT,
The hardware store of Jones Brother, at
Ldtsie Rock, Ark, was damaged to the ex
tent VI ~ 900 by fire.
The cruiser Marblehead made a re-
gem in the new warrior"
Spe ,ker Crisp says that be thinks repeal
will aid business. AMI further, that it,.
passage will not hnr5 the Democracy.
An attempt TO star revolution e.
IIsyti WAS promptly discovered. Pre.i.
dent Hippolyte says be will put it down
with an iron hani.
BY decision of the Unite States SUI.
preme court the Mormon church funi will
b. turaet over 20 the Mormon church an
thosities for distribution.
Freiberr Won Meyerinck, who was SEN
fenced to four years imprisonment for
completely in the Hanover gambling case.
hanged himself In his cell at Berlin.
Eick g. Co.'S weaving mill and August
Isserstadts oleomargine factory were
burned in Iberfeld, Ger Loss 10000
marks. Several factory hands we're In
juretl
The municipal authorities Of Syrac ,se.
Sicily, have asked the government TO offer
their port 10 Germany as naval station
for large German squadron in the Med.
terraaean.
Tho pope received Emile o livier, tbs
French author and statesman, 10 re- %, :
milton II bis recent Iewspsper stsack !.
upon Frances policy TOW u the Vatican
a. at once mistaken and dang rous.
Prince Louis Of Battenberg, husband Of
Princess Beatrice, youngest daughter II
Queen Victoria, while inspecting the Arm
strong gun works At EBwick, 81. tanned
m injury 70 bis left eye. Il Is now y.
ported that his condition IL serious, end
sAat b will perhaps loo the sight Of his
90
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-08

GxKxruID. Ma, Nov. z-"I ind ths
people herr pleasant and kind, bat ! shall
remain here only nine dayA II 1 do ncs
hear from Mrs.. weIlnan thea shall
throw myself from the train These
words were written By Miss Barrxll Howisz
\ In her diary. and furnished the key TO ths
| mystery surrounding -Miss Greyson'
who attempted suicide nesr Turusrs
| Falls The nine day expired. and Mr. Wei
| man not appearing. the girl said to Mrs
| Hhastuek of Turner's Falls. with whom
| she was liviax, II should Ike to go 70
| Greenfie a this aitern on
| Permission was given. anil an hour o.
/ two LATER the girl threw herself from the
| train ON the Turner'S Falls branch. near
| the piue woods. with the evident intention
| Of dashing out her brains
| For nearly an hour she was unconscious
teside the track Whes sas was di>coy-
| eresl she was taken 90 the FArrea Hoase
and every attention WAS givess her. White
| she was in Turner's Falls she was EN-
pioyed ~ domestic, and yell this siri. do.
| ing the coarse work OF the kitchen, hal
been rarci in luxury. given the best edu'
| cation the schools oil this country Afforded.
| leading institute 1t Zurich
| Back OF all this is a pitiful stnry--par'
] enis searching for their daughter, she
| writing them letters pure OF thought and
! diction, thea encouragement from her
| father because Of "A sorttered mind, shlit-
l ing from one place 10 another 30 rapidly
that hrr pareuts would not receive her let
| tiers before .he would have located else
where. The story IN detail is a. follows;
| Vas Oat of kuuds.
| A few months ago a Woman giving the
name of l. na Greyson came TO Turner's
| Fails ard weat to the boarding house OF
Mrs. c. H. Qaimby- Shs was without
funds. bat y ei thing showed that she
| came from N. upper ranks of life. She
asked for work att sad she was willing
| to work f,tr her board until she could iind
| a more rrmunerAtiye situation
She inserted an advertisement in local
paper soliciting work rs n domestic and IL
| was answered by ". d. Russell the treas
| urer Of the Montague Paper company, who
| engaged her to work in his house. The
| girl acted strangely as soon as she went
| there and SLAMMED the do rs and acted III
sucs way that she Was retained only ~
| hours. She then returned to Mrs. Quimby
| aed while there incurred q bill at tie stors
| of Mr. Shattuek aud went to his house to
work until it was ilquidated.
Ii WAS while there that she wrote the
entry in her diary with which this story
| was begun. After staying at the Farren
| House from the time OF the attempt Oh
| nef me "h'i1 '',s' H,uS 81
TO take her 10 Mrs. Qufmbly's house
asa", sn ''s.seu ~. -" ~.
MISS "rey, oh' a. sne "as s"ppoaeu " ~
'equ's'u h,eS '. -, ~ 80. IN =,
,hinss 'io'a ne t.u 'ai,N "ns 1.i -,
Hrs' "n'''ueN a">' ""e 'AN'
i" 'he f"r'eh iio"'e
| ha" bee" Ill an As,'a"
On opening the trunk MISS ahattuek
saw the diary MENTIONED ABOVE. her sus-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-08

wAmlxsrox, Nov. T-Coaooea 49,
worsh. chief ii ~ yecocd - psnsaoa
divisfon. ID his annual rspevt - H. sscse-
- a var. r~fers TO the lamsntahae az.
esfef q the old Fori's sheatsr. IN coenec.
- with which he aud the contracscf 40
oshers have hses indicssa. he 49,
ssTAe disaster was naors appatitn9 oec..ss
aenrer had not hssa anticipates. Ihs
hniidior y as an oil one aud had been ~
pea,ed,y examined by experts ana pro
nouuced entirely safe.
sFor comfort # the clerks It became de-
sirable to supply the building with cleo
trio lights aud ventilSsing fans and Tor
this purpose an excavation was inside un-
aer the building by s ntrsctor. 10 whom
this necessary part OF the work has been
entrusted. That the confidence felt In the
safety Of the building during the progress
o. this work WAS not well founded %
shown BY the unfortunate rs',lts that TOT
lowed
.sThe families Of some Of those Killed IN
this most deplorahlc accident are under
stood 10 b. in destitute condition, AND
the widows and orphans of those whose
lives were thus sacrificed 10 the public ser
vice and those who were seriously injured
are earnestly commended to the generosify
~ \ h.a Government ~
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PROMPT RELIEF
FedAeemins 10 The survivors 81 Ne Disaster
At Saataader.

MADRID, Nov. 1-on his arrival at
Ssntander yesterday Senior Gamazo as
sured the citizens of the deep sympathy
Of the queen regent Senior Gamazo teie-
vraphed to Valladolid for medicines and
doctors and headed subscription list
with 5000 in behalf Of the government.
A decree has been issued authorizing the
application Of the remainder OF the funds
contributed for the sufferers by the
Consugra flpo,is to the people who suffered
by the disaster at Santanier. The fire
brigates of Valladolid aud Bilbao have
succeeded in extinguishiug the flames.
Medicines, provisions, clothing and other
articles are arriving from Barcelona and
other Spanish towns
The burial Of the bodies which had been
recovered took place yesterday. In most
cases the cotlins contained oaly heaps OF
human remains The rem,ins were placed
in indiscrimiaate tombs. Then began the
work of recovering the corpses from the
sea, but the workmen became so appalled,
at the number OF bodies which they found
that tn. y refused TO proceed, anil begged
the authorities not to compel them TO con
tiuue the horrible task. They SAID that
the fish had begun preyipg upon the
corpses, which were already badly mu-
tilated. -
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White is - r-s9scslf true hat swamp vspofs
M, ning and ". nias isss- along he banks Of
s5px iads.g. 10 bsd ssr airs. aad the effiuyium
exs,aied hy III sgn fro nsoi-t snd dec,ying vese
table bfget maIerss il fseqnehfty breaks on;
oh re /. . ssrh eoraii ons sist II 10. in fact
a yaaiady wiae Il trtsslsnf Of which Is in fnaoy
ei.ss III, os-tb - discover .is- origin. Bu1
thar III ia rasse- se often ob c,f.. III tesft
ytsssy prpsf~ sous a q III of the snhzbitan
II a nler Is ans tstr sasid teHFe reasonable
eoal,t n EMILY that Hsssfetter's Stomach Bitter
upr -oss this tensclou disease ~hen fully deyei
u ed bel frfsiie- he ~ ten sgasst its first AZ
dumb srur .uI =. ne all cid Ia II sI.ke- Liy /
rrosif,le sIrays pc ear rpsiassaf dis RIDER DIS
D. p.sa. cons ipafsan and kid-ey complaint ssc
suiab 10 tue b.ttAfs.
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The Winthrop (Me) mills have resumed
operations.
Peter Donohue of Auburn, X. L., s.
years old, coniuatie,, suicide.
George =. Etd!iela of Fairfield, Conn,
shot himself and died within short time.
James Conklin, 50 years old. was almost
while coupling cars.
Four cases of diphtheria and one case Of
typhoid fever were discovered ia single
house in Waltham, Mas
George Jamison, a Scotchman, com
mitted suicide by drowning at Barre, VT,
the cause being dependency
Charles f. Wilder OF Wellesley Mass,
secured verdict Of SS6sS for land damages
against the Boston and Albany railroad.
George Manor. a French Canadian resi-
dent of Middlehury, VT, aged 90 years,
| fell into the river there aud WAS drowned.
The Vermont state building on the
Worlds fair grounds, which cost sl5,0oO,
has been sold to "a Chicago plumber for
FOO.
Engineer Henry Ii. Goodwin is to be
tried soon for manslsughter in causin,,
the West Cambridge (Mass.) railroad acct
dent.
by naphtha explosion at the works of
the Brookline Gas company at Brighton,
Mass, William Anderson was badly in
jured.
Alphouse I.aTante, aged %, residing ut
Fall River, Mass, shot himself in the fore
head and died instantly. He was probably
insane.
Richard Schofeld. vino set fire to Saco
(Me. paint shop, refused to plead and the
hearing was continued. He is undoubt-
eddy insane.
The viii Of Elizabeth Shute leaves 500 =
600 to the Lynn (Mass.) public library and
$4,000 to the Lynn hospital and other
institutions.
James Reading, alias Charles Johnson
aud Dennis Falvey, cx-convicts and we'll
known thieves, were arrested by Boston
police officers
Mrs. Josephine NJ Stone OF Baltimore
found her three little children in Boston
after three weeks of searching They had
been secretly taken from her.
Receiver Sherwood of the PhilaGelphi a
Reading and New Eneland railroad has
appointed W. j. Martin Of Hartford gen
eral freight aud passenger agent
At Portland, Me-, Patrolman Wyer. for
an assault upon a young son of Hon.
Joseph A. Locke, was reprimanded and
suspended for 30 days without pay.
Adolphus Eno of keene, N. H., was ar
raigned NJ Concord on the charge of open
ing and destroying letter. He was held
in $500 for the December term Of the
United States circuit court.
The Maine board of Worlds fair mana
gers have offered the state OF Maine build
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-08

Rev. II. II. Aidrich of Guiiford viii
give an illustrated lecture on the
Worlds Fair in the Universalisi
vestry next Thursday evening. Mr.
Aldrieh personally conducted three ex
cntsious to Chicago by the way of the
Canadian Pacific Il. H., ard spent tive
weeks at the Fair on each trip. He il
therefore pre- pared 10 give an interesting
lecture. While in Chicago he procured
over 80 fac Photographic views of its mos
important features, and they will be repro
luced on the screen by II. w. Wells, viii
y stereopticon.
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ScHoONERS LYING IoLE.
Coal Shippers Refuse to PAY Prices mande,
BY Vessel Owners.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IA war Is ragin-
between vessel owners aud the coal ship
pets at this port, as result of which, al
the present time, there are laid up in this
harbor a large number of vessels which
will not accept the rates that are being
offered on coal to eastern ports.
The rates demanded by the vessel own
ers' association is 90 cents this side OF Cap
Cod and s. west of that point. Thes.
rates the shippers refuse to pay, and as
consequence there are b or 10 unchartere.
schooners lying here awaiting cargoes, aat
the coal piers are file with coal ready 10
shipment, with orders coipiug in rapidly
Numerous complaints 10 Reading official
are made by New England dealers beeaus,
OF the delay in shipments.
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Tie Young French fellow who was
severely Injured Will, at work in the log
eing woods in s. A. Nye's crew in the
Dead River region some three weeks ago
and who has ban at his boarding place al
Mr.. Perrys in this villaye since, has parti
ally recovered from his injury, and OF
Tuesday Mr.. Nye sent him to his home In
st, Mars. Canada.
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Miss Fannie .Joansou went to Winthrop
Tuesd,y sfterno n to attend the funeral OF
her uncle, George Il. Fairbanks. Mr.
Fairbanks has teen in poor health for some
time and bis sist.r. Mrs johnson, has
been with him for the past three weeks.
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Mr.. George Campbell of this city has &C
cepted the general szency for Kennebe'
county for a new history of the World
Fair by Trumbull White the fsmou' Expo
sition correspondent and William lyle
heart. Mr.. Campbell will doubtless meet
with good success with this book just at
this time when the last notes of the Expo-
sition are still being sung by those who
went to see it,
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The new u horse power electric motors
in Dow & Green's wood shed was started
for the first time Monday night. Every
thing worked - charm. anil Tuesday
morning wood saving was commenced. Tn
largest hard wood sticks were sawed without
impeding the speed oEthe machine in the
least. The machinery run by the motor is
a u inch saw and new double acting split
ting machine. There il also wood carrier
for taking the manufactured wood to any
part of the shed when needed. The ma
chimes are all worked at the same time and
yet the power of the motor is not taxed to
ts full capacity.
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SHORT, GUT POWERFUL.


New YORK. Nov. THE first guns ia
the Brazilian government fleet fittib.
out at the Morgan iron works have arrive |!
They are OF the Hotchkiss variety, and
though each is only about eight feet long
they looked neat and business-like. 1t /,
only question Of short time now as T.,
when the armament for FL Cid, which i.
the most advanced OF the improvise
cruisers, will be put in place.
The work OF preparing the steamship
Britannia as a warship was begun at tn,
Morgan iron wo'ks yesterday. TIL.
Ericsson boat, the Destroyer, is at the Erie
bhsin Reports Of negotiations by Film
e Co for various other vessels continue
One OF the latest is the Baker submarin,
torpedo boat, now at Chicago.
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NEW HAVEN. Nov 1-Jealou.y and
rink drove Rob 1T w Janiieson 60
murderously assault George Hotchkiss,
his huarder, with a knife last night.
Hotchkiss was stabbed in the back IN a
terrible manner. Jameson has be n
working in New York for the past two
months. During nat time he says Hotch-
Kiss al enated his wif.'s sife cions.
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Lille Girl Burned to Death.

HAvEgiiILL, Mass, Nov. THE Swear
old daughter OF Edw,rd short II River
side. who Was .eeently severely burnei By
her clothes being igbited from bonfire
has died Of her iniarieS.
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The family OF Mr.. r. b. Small living or
High street in this city, received Telegram
on Monday evening from coroner in
Reno, New, saving that Mr.. Small va.
killed in the railroad wreck at that plac,
on Monday. His remains were taken from
the debris after the acciden and identified
and will probably be brought to this city
for burial
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J. A. Fairbanks il at work fitting up the
Atkins store, and quite lot of maciiner,
has been hauled MIR. Fairbanks owns pat
ent, in q sash lock and rife. both of hict
he intends to manufacture. z. c. Dollivt 7
of Augusta, the inventor of bicycle, VIII
enter with MIR. Fairbanks, and no doubt
will form quite a manufacturing plant.
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middIsbury College Gets si5o. 900.

MIDBLEBUgY. W.T., Nov. 1-f'harles J
Starr, who died in New York last Thua.-
day. bequeathcd si51gl 10 the inslitu
ton. Last year lie hal hansl,d the col
lege treasurer check for ai,tssl, and be
fore that lie had given lihsrslly. 50 that
his total gifts have not been TAR from
f25D tsEt
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Hiram Wynn IN has purchased of Mrs
Ruth Gsge. Somerville, Mass one-half OF
the large field opp ,si;e his home on tn
Fairfield road Next year this field wall be
cultivated. Mr.. Wyman intends to utilize
large part 0 { it in the culture of straw
| berries
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BgocKToS, Mass, Nov. DIR. Charles
Z. Ames, whose strange disappearance. al
mort ON the eve Of his MAJ riage, caused
much comment aud speculation, has beer
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