Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-07

"a "SNii"iHN rams woman voted at
the late presidential election But she
had to go to Salt Lake City to do it.
Rev. H. G. Putnam. Adventist Of Phil
three times Sunday. returns home on
MISUNDERSTANDING driven about 40 miles in
all ana receives from the people the sum
of two dollars. 7"'''
Mrs. John Lynn of Randolph, has a
captive robin that during his two
years confinement. has changed IFS
original coat to one of many colors.
brilliant white predominating.
Supt. L. L. Rogers of the Bangor g.
Aroostook, has Il l4-years-old son who
mas been 4, enjoying an outing of several
a large buck near that place. and is
naturally elated over his performance.
Geo. a. Martin. who has for many years
been proprietor of the Tarratine house
Of two hotels in Bluehill--the Bluehill Inn
and Hotel& Alma-and will manage them
as well as the Tarratine house in the
future.
Pictures of scenery along the lines of
the Maine Central that were displayed ar
the Worlds Fair and have been lying
since in the basement of the Maine Cen
trail office building. We're hung in General
Passenger Agent Boothbys office yester-
day.-Portland Advertiser.
The third annual sportsmen's national
exhibition will be held in New York at
Madison Square Garden on March 1920
AS before the great game resources along
the line of the Bangor Il Aroostook rail-
road will be well advertised. as well as
other portions of the state. which appeal
to the spOrtSmen, and another big show is
assured.
Commencing Wednesday Dec .. Il warm
car service was established between Bos-
ton and Bangor and stations on the Ban
gor & Aroostook railroad. These cars
leave Boston every Wednesday, and
Bangor every Friday. There Is an extra
regular freight charges for this warm
car service.
Under the direction of Commissioner
Price, large number of Pacific coast
salmon are to be placed in eastern wat
9rs. a fish car containing 100000 eggs
is now on the way out and the eggs will
be placed in the Kennebec Penobscot.
Merrmae' HUDSON Delawa are and sus-
have been turned loose in the Penobscot
md the tributaries.
The new fumigating lamp that burns
wood alcohol has been tried by Health
Inspector Carney of Portland, in sew
eral of the school rooms with what he
deems fairly good success. The fumes
IF the lamp penetrate every part of
The room even to cracks and crevices
and are said to be sure death to mi
crobes and bacili
In an old trunk at Wiscasset there has
recently been discovered Il bit of the
trras shipped from the hangings in the
closet i'll Holyrood house where Queen
Mary was supping with Rizzi when sur
prised by Lady Darnley. The relic was
secured by a lady connected with one of
the old Wiscasset families when she Wis
tied England in Sept. lSld., 1t was found
wrapped in paper yellow with age and
though the fabric is much faded it is ev-
idcnt that ii was beautiful once.
Jailer Chas. f, Dyer of Pennington.
has an interesting book in his possession
the complete record of the county Jail
from Dee. 1Si5. up to the present time
ifty-one years This book gives the name
OF every person committed to the jail.
date of commitment, crime. and DISPOSE
ton of the prisoner. out of curiosity we
counted the commitments and were very
much surprised TO find they numbered
less than 4lo-sin average of a little over
nine each year. Where Is the county in
Maine with Il cleaner record?
Rev Tomoyoshi Mural of Japan. who
recently iectnred in Maine on the Japan
china war told a good story of himself
to one of his Ellsworth friends Mr.
Mural WAS studying at Andover Theoiogi-
cal seminary. He had not been in Ameri-
Ell long and the apple pie which he had
tor dinner one day WAS something new to
him, for they did not make them in Jap
an. He ate his piece of pie and liked il.
He wanted some more: but didn't know
what he should say TO obtainit But he was
determined to have another section of
guess at its name, Please give me an.
her niece of roasted tr;an.ri7 Ia NJ
Mural ana he Va n,,irlslv se,vnJ ~ WI
80,
Ntiik inspector ?. ". COOK OF Lewiston.
says lnae lhe ihhk that lhe clty Is drink
Ms nov II ol az. ezra Sood uuaHtN- out
o. Silly C'is9s o. iniih that ne mas recent
y eA"Ihiihed' ne mus Ioahd not one that
Wis "u ,ei anu only one or Two th;d
. Wste pei9W me staHutfu IN nuttef lats
ne i,e" istuu ,iiu Aupuill hiiihhleh nave
detects that the Inspector has pointed
out in their service. For instance a milk
iie '1 ~, H. n S,a,S .hllh con-
butter fats. He had had no comploint
and did not know it. The inspector took
~ ''e i1,h anu Iould the ueiec' ~
matter TO the huffman who sold the COW
for beef and replaced her with a COW Civ
'',s ''ie iequiieu amount oi ia's'
Of S e ~ el m4tei airn ,gs.a urant
aided Sunday night and a Undue scheme
was discovered. The police have raided
emls place p many 'i.Lt i. pui witnou. great
made n thorough search. Noting maj
some of the boards on the second floor
niu peeil IeinoNeu cur anu put down
and found a conner tank ar reservoir can.
able of holding about 30 gallons of liquor.