Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
THE WEEK In MAINE.
rA6 MOST IMPORTANT STATE NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD.

4 woman anl her chill we're pal so0ed
NJ Ellsworth, by ealing elan Chosder.
The child died, the woman has re-
covered.
:. II. Warren of wsstbrook has gcnsr-
ousl, offered TAI provide teacher f"r a
TRADES school u the city will provide a
school r"om.
The official returns AZ the Office 20 the
sscrrtary 20 state make Governor
Ciesse-' plurality t>,sn. The more the
returns csmc In, the greater the victory
grew.
The new principal 90 the LEE Normal
Acad,my has superintended the LAYING
of the water pipe "a the school building
and furthercd operations with pick and
spade.
Jesse Moore % Ellsworth. aged ~
years, had an arm caught In q belt Sstur-
dsy, and torn from his shoulder, In add.
tion To receiving other injuries. lie will
probably die.
While two boys were hunting coons at
Pittshsld sunday night, the gun %
one % them was discharged, the charge
taking eject In the others shoulder. A
fatal termination Is feared.
AGardiner scandal which pu, every
body on the gsi rirs BY promising about
the raciesi Law suit ever heard In henne-
be- County, has been settled by IN. par
ties, aud the sensation Il 'of."
A Young mAn In Biddetord Jumped
from the Portland express, which does
not stop At that station. aud narrowly
escaped death. lie L. the second man
Who has jumped IRON that same train
this summer.
The Holland wooden mills AZ Liner
lex, which have been Idle for year,
will shortly resume under new manage
meut. The mill will be operated by
Boston parties under the name the Hob
land Manufacturing Company.
The Gardiner Reporter-Journal re-
marks that "i.imitless possibilities
stretch out before the Maine pulp mills.
Even now they are making undercloth-
Ing from wood pulp, and an Ingenious
Gardner man i making boot taps and
heels out Of H."
4 special town meeting AZ south Her
wick voted 10 exempt the shoe factory
and currying shop 81 ID. Cummings a
Co. from taxation for ten year,, pro-
yIc.d the firm did business that would
r.,lulr. q yearly payroll Of sioo,oco OF
over. There Was deal OF opposition.
The NJ. Crolx cotton mill At Calais,
which has been closed since May, on ae-
count Of q ten per cent reduction IN
wages, started Wednesday nj the
cut rates. There Was an great rush 10
return Ia work that the gates had To be
closed. some 100 hands applied.
though many loom fixers, beamers and
section hands still hold out.
Not a few Maine town. think that just
what IL wanted 10 advance their inter |
est. /. an electric railroad The latest |
.cheme afoot IL an electric railroad run /
ming FROM Bangor through Veaxie. Basin |
NiIIs. Orono, Great Works, Oldtown,
saltwater. thence Ia Newcomh's Land
ing and Bangor. Prom Camden 10 Bel I
fast Il considered feasible roate and =
correspondent from Cape Eli<abeth /
says; "knightSilie looks duiier tnsn
dishxaier. An electric /
road over the bridge Il the only thing
that will boom this part OF the town."
Fortunately the great majority Of our
.u,nmer residents even In hard tlmes are
not Ia the straits pictured by the Port.
land Transcript Al Que Of the Island
hotel. IL Q tox In the possession Of the
clerk, which contains q considerable
a,nount of jewsiry LETT "a security for
board bills which certain guests we're
unable to discharge. Ineladed In the
lot are gold bracelets, large diamond
mot reuuine) ripg. watch chain and
iady's gold watch. In one case the hus-
oisi went away, leaving his ~ife with
out fsads. and she pledged her vAiu-
ables. A bicycle Was among the col
lateral pledges, but hs former owner
called one day aud qasrtiy rode on, and
has not Jet returned 10.