Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-06

| broken out at CARIBOU.
| The school board at Berwick is in
| grand middle, due to two men claiming
| the office of supervisor of schools 1t ap-
pears that at recent meeting of the
| board Wilbur Spencer was elected to
| that position. IL. V. Moves also claims
| that he is the man elected for the place.
| There seems TO be no way Of settling the
| controversy except through legal process.
and ii is understood that this course will
| be taken.
The editor of the Ashland Headlight
thus laments: Hard times have laid
| their heavy hand and both feet on the
editor of the Headlight He is undecided
as to what course to pursue 1t might
/ pay better to stand on the street corner
| and beg rather than dun delinquent sub
scribers, but his courage is not vet up to
the begging point. Send in your cash.
calf-skins. or picked pigs feet we are
hungry enough to eat anything"
AT the social gathering of the city faith
ers at the Portland club the other night
| Alderman Kehoe in the course of his
| remarks. made some excellent sugges-
| tons concerning the discussion of vital
| topics. He believed that if representa-
tives of the different clubs here in the
city could get together and discuss mu-
nicipal affairs from a purely nom partisan
] standpoint, it would be of much value. as
they might bring up improvements and
| remedies for existing evils that others.
busy in their own individual channels.
might not think of. They might evolve
thoughts of especial value and nothing is
more important to the welfare of a COM
munity than good municipal govern
ment.-Portland Express.
Mr.. James II. Green, who has been
superintendent of the Public Works
Company at Bangor, is to have charge
of the extension Of the Bangor, Hamp-
den & Winterport Electric Railway
this spring and summer. He has al
ready had the poles and ties made up
river and the work of building the line
will begin as soon as the frost is well
out of the ground. enabling the dig
cling to be carried on to good advan
tage The crew will start at the end Of
the present line at Sterns mills and
| work downwards towards Winterpor.
as rapidly as possible. Just how fat
| the road will be constructed this year
has not been exactly determined at the
| present time.
| 1t is expected that work will commence
early next month on the erection of the
| new summer hotel at Shackford ; Head.
one mile from PASSPORT The company
| has been organized under the laws of tn,
State of Maine with a capital of $1,000.
| G. A. Schellenger, Us Broadway. New
York has been selected AS the architect.
| He is ably assisted by Richard II.
Stearns Hotel Gerard. New York CITY.
who is n thoroughly practical hotel man
aear of vast experience in eeaShore re-
SORTS and civ hotels. notably Hotel Ma
in.tic New York and others Mr.
Stearrs has agreed to take a ten-year
laase, Of the pav hotel ana nay a rental
therefor equal to per cent on the en-
tire cost of the building and furnishings.
pariod He has also subscribed for 10
nar conf of the eapital stock
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