Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-09

of another lawyer. D. Steward, Esq,
hung out his shingle, last Monday.
More ice and a finer quality has been
cut on the Carrabassett river this las.
eason. than for some time.-Some fine
large togue have been caught in Emb-
den lake during the last few days.
Caught through the ice.-It is in the air
that North Arson will soon arrange
celebration TO fittingly commemorate
it's Tooth birthday.-The Universaliss
society. which holds its meetings in
lower Masonic hall during the winter
months. went back to the church, sun
day. April 4.-The village and district
schools all begin next Monday.-Mlss
Eta Noble who met her death, Tues
day. at the Weston House, Madison. by
means of an over dose of morphine
was a waitress in the Somerset House
for many years.-North Anson's Isaac
Waltons are waiting for the ice TO go
out of Embden lake, so they may throw
the fly for the frisky land-locked sal
man that abound in its waters.
Washington.
CALAIS.
Last Wednesday evening as Mr.. I.
II. MClpOtldlu was SilllilS AA lNO'
meeting he felt some pain in one thumb
and thinking it was caused by the pres
sure of a splinter in the flesh had some
one try to find the foreign substance as
soon as he returned home. NO SPLINTER
was found, however. and the pam con-
tinuing to increase in severity physi-
clan was summoned. who pronounced
it a case of senile gangrene ana Wnlie
there may be a chance of recovery, sun
the chances are exceeding small from
the fact that for years Mr.. Mcdonald
has been in very feeble health.
A Lewiston woman whose husband has
been in the Provinces for a number OF
years, was surprised Saturday night 10
see him suddenly appear in the dooI way
He came in as if he had right TO-
hung up his hat and walked INTO the si.-
ting-room and made as II 10 MS ,hn,
Youngest child, in spite of the fact thae
he had not contributed to the support oi
the family for over ten years: Inc emu.
a girl slipped away from MIN, as
didn't know who he was. ms
greeted him with a hearty hanu snan
but there was a surprising ar ol ui s,ssnrt
about it that made him feel uhco .a Si,,
able. She sat down and talked Will In IN,
half an hour and retired TO the h,'v
and got supper. to which she ihsite" frnr,
The two oldest children came III ~,
their work and were introduced 70 nm
much as they would have oeeh ~ ia
fourth cousin from the country NJ en-
turned up at State Fair time. Al'e ,,, Iup
per The family gathered in the si.',ns
room. and the husband ana ia.ile, ,ho
entertained till half-past nine "ne" o,,
lady said. Il am glad 10 have seen
and when YOU come this way asaii
hope that YOU will call. We are " VOL, 90
people here. and have TO retire cary re
will say goodnight to you III yo w Sh,.
in town tomorrow, you might ca ~
went out with a graceful inciii,a'ioina av,
the head in his direction, ana .ne 'n,o,
son added should you fail to ma , hov,
room YOU might go to Auburn 'he! ''
several good hotels there.
Tossed ON the FOaming bilio"
You NAV never have been. put II ,,oyoth
cross the Atlantic, no matter now snUoss
the watery expanse, without sea sitM In, Ia
Won are-well. a lucky voyageI. tad Wvas
ali Old tars who have spent their mr
on the ocean waves, who were ain i.ss
born. so to speak. with their sea s;cts
on" suffer now and then from sea si ga
ness in very tempestuous weather: ,.iers
cantains. tourists, commercial trasSa' nar
and yatchsmen say that there Is uostet-