Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-26

The Deering burglars. Caron anc
'arier, were gathered in just in time
Fhey had planned To burglarize the
Nestbrook Trust Company
Next Monday the town Of Cam
ridge has meeting to vote money
or the extension of the Sebasticook &.
Noosehead r. r. to that place
II is related of a Portland business
nan that when he was married he made
he following entry in his cash book
To expenses for d wife. 1910 So
Insolvency business seems to grow
ipace says the Lewiston Journal. Il
lnoW a man who Went into insolvency
Turing one week while during the next
reek his Wife was buying real estate
her own name" said a Lewiston
nan Friday, Il guess it's all right
lnless YOU happen to be a creditor Of
he man
In Newport the story of the loss in Bos-
on of $1,000 in bonds by Willard +.
'ield of that town is not fully believed A
Newport man says that Field has not been
citizen Of Newport for 10 years, having
'eSided in various Massachusetts places
Turing that time. He was supposed to be
only moderate circumstances. as he
armed his living by canvassng
a conference of the combined textile
Unions of Lewiston. representing the
mule spinners. loom fXers. weavers.
ard grinders and speeder tenders
lnions, has by unanimous vote. de-
.ided to call a convention of all the
eXtile unions of the State of Maine
meet at Central Labor Union Hall
Lewiston at $50 A. NJ, Sunday
May 18th, to inaugurate movement
secure the passage by the next Leg
stature Of a s-hour law
1t is said that the very best quality
# barley is grown on soil similar 10
hat of Aroostook county and Laa,i
N@crt Oak is sending samples of
Aroostook barley to parties Who may
yish to make contracts for large quai4-
tiles if the samples prove satisfactory
md il is expected they viii It Is
loped that a large demand forAr"us-
ook barley may be created ana TINS
1--WE our farmers a paying market FOR
mother roduct of their farms
The Granite State Provident Asso-
,iation state of affairs causes gen
raj depression of countenances in
own says the Ninalhaven correspon-
lent of the Rocllland Star Ninalhaven
represented about $4,000 in the Cam
len branch and when business was
lourishing paid in about $500 monthly
iues. OF late, many of the share
holders hav- been taking out bonds or
iisposing of stock and the crash finds
many of them not so bad off as they
might have been
Editor Frank l.. Dinglcy is having a
Inc yacht built at South Boothbay and
It Will be launched in about two weeks.
The craft will he 60 feet long and will
have a cabin and two state rooms
Twelve persons can sit at the dining ia
bic. The yacht will be finished in ma
logany and red cedar. and will have all
the modern improvements. The cost
will be $4,000 The yacht will have a
name. will be one of the
Portland Yacht clubs fleet and hail
from the port of Portland Mr. Ding
ley will spend large part of his time
during the summer cruising along the
coast.
The Maine shareholders in the
Granite State Provident Association
have just received circular letter
from Assignee David A. Taggart of
Manchester in which he reviews the
courts action regarding the associa-
ton and pledges speedy and conscien-
tious effort in liquidating its affairs
He says no Withdrawals will be allowed
but investors or members holding I'M
pledged shares need make no further
and no fines will be charged
to their accounts for default of pay
ment. Borrowers are urged to pay ell
interest and premiums due on their
loans, and they will be allowed fun
credit for the same. This is an in
debtness due the association, says
the assignee. under the terms Of their
up to date of their pay
ment or discharge.