Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-16
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The annual meeting of the AndroscoS-
gin County Pharmaceutical Association
was held Tuesday. at Lewiston The fol
lowing officers We're elected for the ensu-
ing year: President. c. A. Abbott of
Lewiston; vice presidents. o. w. Kim
ball of Lewiston. John Burrill of Au-
burn; secretary and treasurer, o. W..
Jones; executive committee, w. e. Riker.
chairman Edward w. Lowell of Lewis
ton and Otis Cook of Auburn.
The steamer viking was sold for $1,000
Monday. to the Deer Isle and Campobello
Steamboat Company. The Viking has
been hauled up at PASSPORT for several
months. She was owned by S. Il. Hume
Il Son of that city. The Viking will be
put on the up-river route beginning in
May. The new company with Eben a.
Holmes Eastport. sardine manufacturer
president have bid for Canadian mai
contract. to be awarded May TO-
George Ferris of PASSPORT. disappeared
from his schooner Saturday afternoon,
and it is supposed he was drowned. lie
left Eastport last Wednesday in his small
schooner to gather load of fire wood,
from a friend living at Letang, \. Il.
With a part load he left for home Sal
urday. That afternoon his schooner was
found near Head Tide and everything
indicated that Mr.. Ferris must have fall
len overheard, "A short time before. He
is survived by wife and two children.
A telegram has been received at
Portland, announcing the death of
William J. Glendenning of Portland al
Pasadena Cal, last Monday. Mr.
Glendenning left Portland in the mid
die of the winter to go to California for
Lis health. He was accompanied by
his sister He had been employed for
seven years in the Portland Trust
Company and was a young man Of
much promise.
Leon Duprey. Octave Duprey and Leon
Duprey. Jr., were brought from Sheridan
plantation to Houlton. Tuesday, by
Game Warden Geo. II. Huston and Con
stable Henry Jewell of Caribou, and were
committed to Jail for violating the gam,
law, Leon Duprey for killing one moose
and one deer was requested to pay a me
of $40 and costs of prosecution amounting
in all to $162 80 and in default OF payment
to be imprisoned ninety days at hard ia
Dor. Octave Duprey for killing two deer
fined $120 ard costs amounting in all To
Sl4232 and in default to be imprisoned
ninety days at hard labor. Leon Duprey.
IT. for killing two deer fined $40 and
costs amounting in all to sli2.32 and in
default to be imprisoned ninety days al
hard labor.
Portland Press: Association foot bail
may be played professionally in this
State the coming fall. This game has
3 great many supporters and admir-
ers in this vicinity and II is believed by
them that the game may be played pro
fessionally and made to pay. In san
ford. Bddeford Portland. WeStbreek.
Bath ard Lewiston, teams are to be
ORGANIZED. In Portland the scheme IS
being pushed by some of the hustlin9
Young men. The schedule will begin in
Sentember and continue until Novem-
her and a second schedule will com
mance in April and continue until the
first of June.
Wednesday was the busiest day Port
land harder has seen for many a
month. The strong westerly WIND had
filled the barber with vessels before
sun down. Tuesday. and during the
night the largest fleet of big schooners
that that pert has seen in long while
came in. Among them were two
foreign steamships. the Monaghan OF
the Allan line and the Norwegian
steamship Orange, six large four
masted schooners and fve three
masters loaded with coal, the Augustus
Palmer with a cargo OF sait tFoh'
Turks island besides lnilumeraole
smaller vessels and coasters. This big
feet lay at anchor in the lower harbor,
while many vessels were taken into
their docks to discharge their cargoes.
Three decisions were handed down
from the law court at Portland
Wednesday. Two of the rescripts are
by Judge Whitehouse and the other by
Judge Wiswell. In the case of Palmer
against the Penobscot LAUNDERING AS
ISOLATION, suit for damages on ac-