Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-19
2.1S PACE-PURsE, $500.
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Rev. J. S. Cotton, pastor of Christ
church, Biddeford, resigned, Wednesday,
to accept the passionate of the Episcopal
church at Mount Carmel. H., the resigna-
ton to take effect Sept /.
The ordination of Rev. H. NJ. Puring-
ton took place at the Baptist church, Can
ton, Wednesday evening. There was n
very full attendance, the churches from
Sumner, Liyermore and Peru being well
represented The church was beautifully
decorated with flowers aud evergreens
Monday, Eliab Blake and Albert S.
Snow of Standish had trouble At night
Snow received II charge of buckshot in the
leg, inflicting painful but not critical
wound, as the firing was done at long
range. He accuses Blake of using him
for target and has entered n complaint
with the sheriff.
The following important correction was
made during the month of June on the
charts published by the photographic
afIicc: Kennebco river, Lovejoy narrows,
huov erased, new buoy-The black buoy
heretofore shown about 10 meters f from
NV. point of Little Swan Island is erased
and new rcd spar buoy is shown on the
hearings: Little Swan Island On. W. tan
cent?. W. S. W.. Little Swan Island e.
tangcnt), S. x f.
Jennie Griffith. years old, who for
SOCK her Westbrook home, Tuesday, was
found at West Falmouth, Thursday, and
taken hack home by an officer. She had
called Mt the home of Mrs. Lambert and
begged the privilege OF remaining. say
ing she was ont of employment Later
she acknowledged that she had runaway
from home because she disliked to work
| In the factory. She is penitent and will
resume her place at the loom and at her
| father Preside.
| : The blades for the new propellers which
| are to be put on the Ammen ram katah-
din are now being finished and deserve
attentton. not only from the oval shape of
tho blades but also from the angle of the
h ,se by which the blades will lean aft on
the shaft instead of sitting up at right
angles as is generally the case. AS the
h;o Golfer dam will be ready for service
NEXT week. the wheels will at once be ap-
nliod and It is expected that the official
| trial trip will be made next month. In
spite of all the exaggerated reports sent
ont. the ram is practically certain to show
n clean margin over her required speed -
| Bath Times.
At Wednesday, session of the Maine
Dental Society, at Bangor, paper was
read by DIR. Langdon 5. Chilcott OF Ban
cor. on MANIPULATING Cohesive Gold
with Hand Burnisers. He WAS followed
hv Prof. Fillebrown of Harvard. in lee
ture on Dental Surgery. Officers We're
elected as follows: President, X. b Mil
Ter. Rockland; vice president, +. A.
Rurnam, Saco, secretary, A. W. Haskell,
brunswick; treasurer, f. J. Roberts. Au-
onsts; librarian, Elbridge Bacon, Port
land. The next place of meeting will be
Portland The resignation of DR.. ". +,
Johnson of Bangor was accepted without
discussion. The executive committee for
the ensuing year is: Messrs g. Mitchell
Bucksport; LIS Chilcott, Bangor: n. A.
Kelley, Portland; f Bryant. Pitts
field; F. ". Rafter, Gardiner. The dental
examining board met at p. NJ. for the
examination of six or eight candidates
for licenses.