Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-03
The state pensioners 81 Bath. araw 500

! The State pensioners of Bath, draw $500
I annually.
| Calais is thinking seriously of purchas-
/ ing steam road roller
| Two Dover men have peeled the bark
/ from 1913 trees the past season.
| In Belfast during 1886 there were 4
/ marriages, a births and a deaths.
! Vinalhaven has nearly 200 bcyclists.
and there is talk of forming Il club.
! The Calais city government subscribed
$2a5 10 the local Fourth of July celebra-
/; ton
! \ party from Springfield, Mass. num-
i bering about $50, is making a weeks stay
/ at Old Orchard.
| The New Hampshire board OF trade.
with ladies', will make an excursion to
| Portland July 2l22.
Indications point TO 4 light crop OF
fruit ana berries. notwithstanding the
profuse blossoming.
Waldoboro was visited ny severe hail
storm recently which damaged the grow
ing crops considerably.
The Dews wooden mill at North Dex-
ter is running night and day only shut
ting down thirty minutes 1T midnight,
The jay Village Improvement Society
is, building 1900 feet OF sidewalk with the
proceeds Of a recent dramatic entertain
ineGt.
Ex-Governor Morrill, Of Kansas. is Wis
itlng his brother and sister Rufus AMI
Susan Morrill, at their home. MorrilIs
Corner
\ number of new houses are being
built in Dexter this season. and building
operations are brisk, in fact better than
for years.
Mrs. Lorenzo lockwood Of Midtown, is
to bring action against Calais for inju-
res received on 4 defective sidewalk at
Midtown.
The New Hampshire state board OF
trade and friends, TO the number OF about
100, Win make an excursion 10 Portland.
July Il and y
Miss Eunice knowlton of East Sanger
vile, has woven Is yards of rag carpet
ing in the past two weeks and viii begin
another web soon.
Harrison is well connected with the res.
of the world this Summer, two steamers
ard three stages daily. Three mails ~
ard three out do pretty well for small
village.
Commander F. NJ. Dyer has hern de-
t,tched from duty as inspector OF the
first lighthouse district OF Maine. and
ordered TO command the IhtEtaelphia
now at Honolulu
Mr.. Aaron Shuman Of Wnslow, 50 years
of age. owns a fam Of II acres, ana mas
done all the work on IT, the present seat
son. alone. He is now pressing hay Tor
the Boston market
]. L. Mer2ick Of Waterville. IS making
arrange ineltS Tor an tAGuTSlpl pa ~ ~
leave that city for Buffalo. n y. TO at
tend the 31st National encampment, q. A.
r.. which viii occur on August ~ 70 %
Mrs. Emmons Blaine who had planned
to take house at Bar Harbor. mas DE-
cided row to so to York Harbor HSseid.
1t is probable than Mrs. James q. Biahe
ana AIRS Truxton Beale will be az SIAN
wood. the Blaine cottage at Bar Hafpor.
Abbot has little reason to complain Of
its condition. 1t Is going to celebrate the
Eourfh. Is WOODEN mill is doing lively
business and the new excelsior mil is
running on full time with fun crew ana
all the orders it can fill for some time to
come.
The ]. p. Lowell Arms Company will
proceed 10 work at once on tnt ereetsoh
of the rev addition to the WORKS at South
Portland. The building VIII correspond
with those already erected, Will r,, pe lo!X9o
feet In size. ard three storied. me Duid-
irg viii be completed in the autumn.
Chief Justice Peters says dh "a II the Juiy
term of the law court in Portiaiiu VIII pc
HE longest and one of the most important
on record. Many cases have been trans