Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-19
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The 9-months-old child of Loring Cross
of PASSPORT, while in charge of an older
sister got on the stove, Friday morning,
and was burned to death.
Schooner Levi Hart, ashore on Colts
Head reef, was iloated by the Boston
Wrecking Co, and towed into Belfast by
the revenue steamer Dallas.
A whole fleet of Portland schooncrs ar
rived at that city, Thursday, bringing
good fares, making an aggregate of over
100, 600 pounds of mixed fish.
Mary Ann Lebrum, years old was
scalded, Thursday night, at Biddeford by
running against her mother who was
carrying bottle of hot water The child
is in critical condition.
The gymnasium at Kent's Hill has been
fully fitted up and will be opened with
proper exercises at an early date. Physi-
cal culture has already begun, and the
gymnasium is appreciated by the students.
Port Royal Lodge No. 62, X. of p, of
Livermorc Falls, Grand Chancellor Fred
NJ. Robinson of Brunswick, and G. X. of
r.. and $ Wesley G. Smith of Portland,
instituted a Knight of Pythias lodge at
Rumford Falls, Friday evening.
Cadet william Cushing Hammatt of
Bangor. has been dropped from the mill
tary academy'at West Point for inatten-
ton to discipline. He would have com
pleted his four years course in June, and
been commissioned n second lieutenant.
The Boston Globe prints story of the
finding of the body of an Armenian, Da-
vid Kaical. in the woods near Long pond,
f1., ,,,I hat 40 dnnd
man was suspected of having caused the
Canadian Pacific accident in July, 1894
The New Hampshire state Normal
training school closed, at Plymouth, n.
H., Friday for the winter vacation.
There were four regular graduates and
one special Ella H. Buchanan of Mechanic
Falls, who took a special course in draw
ing and pedagogy.
At meeting of the Portland board of
health, held, Thursday, the following
resolution was passed: Resolved, that
the board of health furnish anti -toxino TO
persons sick with diphtheria, upon the
certificate from the attending physician
that the patient is unable to pay for the
same.
Not long since the well-known Ben
Hartman Oh Neut , Hill, botSoohoi WIN
Prof. Duell, was in Fayette and while at
the place of Thomas Pratt doing business,
had a strange experience. He (Ben) was
out in the yard talking with Mr.. Pratt,
when a wild goose with more than ordl-
nary wisdom flew straight into his arms,
and "Ben'' held him tight and expects to
soon eat roast goose.
Mrs. James Munroe disappeared sud
denly from her home on Union street,
Rockland, last Sunday morning She
was alleged to be feeble minded. The
most careful search has failed to reveal
any trace of her whereabouts. When last
seen she wore n brown dress and gray
shawl Any information as to her where
abouts will be gladly received by hel
family, Union street, Rockland, Mass.
Steamer Iaurentian of the Allan line,
sailed from Portland, Thursday, taking
- passengers and u cargo of over 300t
tons. The steamer carried 1870 sheep
col Western cattle, 1.-THE first shipped this
season), 10, 665 barrels Of apples, 1SS, 500
bushels of corn, 1885 barrels of peas,
1868 boxes Western meat, and 6243 boxes
of Canadian cheese. The feed for the
cattle and sheep amounted to SO tons, and
was worth $1,000.
In the Cumberland superior court a
Portland, Friday, was began for the third
time the trial of Rev. Delbert G. Don
, necker. who has been superintendent OF
schools at Bourne, Mass, on charge OF
adultery with Annie Gilman of Scarboro