Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-06

Joseph Thompson Of Marion, has not
missed a single town meeting since he
cast his first vote and he will be IS
years old next June.
Immediate action is to be taken in
Auburn in regard to building side-
walks on all streets. one-half of the
expense for same To BE- paid by the
AUDITORS.
The Washington County Railroad
continues TO be a source of curiosity
TO the Indians at Pleasant Point. East
port. and the arrival of each train is
the signal for the gathering on the
platform Of almost the entire popula-
ton.
Some Of the Brewer blacksmiths are
talking of organizing Il blacksmith's
union to include the blacksmiths Of
Brewer and Bangor. II sufficient in
terest can be aroused union viii he
organized. 1t would be branch Of the
National union.
From the following it would seem
that the dreaded number Is is not
worth considering by The railroad Off
Gals at PASSPORT. and it is only right
10 state in advance that no accidents
happened on a recent Friday l. ears
left Passport having Is pieces Of bag
gage and Is passengers. as later stated
by an official of the Washington Rail-
road.
One young man, who at present re
sides in one Of Franklin county's vii
lagos. is answering a good many in
quirieS from his friends as to methods
employed in making maple syrup. II
is asid that the young man was en-
ployed by a farmer to assist in sapping
and tapped one Eastwood and twelve
OAK trees. He wonders why the sap
did not run just the same and make
just as good syrup as from maple
Between the hours of six and seven
one morning recently, man drove up
Main street, Calais, with what ap-
peared to be a young deer in his wag-
on. \ game warden got his eye on the
outfit and ordered the man to stop.
The latter paid no attention to the
warden who gave chase and overlook
his man near the custom house. But
he was considerably taken back. the
supposed fawn turning out to be moth
ing more or less than common calf.
me "ld reservoirs II PASSPORT re-
mihders OF ahtedlluNlah ullleS Wneh
the Oh hand TUBS We're IN use are pc
ihS &radually hiied up ana none too
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lively short time viii all be filled up
and Tho ,oodu,a,- o,,o,. them made solid
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'',,' ,s1t ,Indaratood ,ber Ne has suf-
rnred borribly far vears and especially
in the SIMMER. It was never known Il
laa,.a MIN. and the skin on his body
an ~ -, ,.ioio,,s ,,oison
| 7eei'ieu - 80 -, -,-I'a,, he
Nfl nf no
| fo11nd one Of the little government
pamphlets sent out by the department
| If agriculture. and tried some of the
| r,atbods of curing il. He was sue
| 80, ,,d +odo,- he saws that nC
| cFNSl a. ''llN ,,-;+ i
| haSn suffered l"r '"o l'i'ii'''7
the trouble
In close proximity in Bath are two
meat markets The propriet9 'i o. W ,iit =
have hitherto mac many ls,o a lioe'S ID daI
the tournament e. ,o',,ro nan bit unor
OF Two az" ol'r y ,;,,l,e.,, II can.
! a brilliant Schelle 10 uioP'a -
odds and ENDS Of meat winch ~
accommodating. and for when ne coul'
find no safe lie chopped the meat ING
fine bits and after laboring half a ar
hour n getting up an at tha tb p.' mea
that informed the s, pnIiiS i he set i ful
was - i - and the nlacard on the side
Nh, IN Wondering. a few hours later
WHY nobody came to huy hdtiiou' :
M"s Mill, IA honnered ia glance at hi!
Stedh' ho i'"Pt =. = ~, r,oot va,
rivals stand. a DoN " u"s 'iic"'
paraded on the SIDEWAYS pe, , - W.
legend Ham puI t., ~, sr,,i1ing at tn,