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Total, $40, l55 1888 90
The foregoing tax is to be expt nded on the
river road in said plantation and Daniel
Robinson is hereby appointed agent to ex-
pend and lay out the same.
PARLIN POND TOWNSHIP-No. !,
Range 7, West of Kennebec River Rate
per cent
Names. Description. Acres. Vdiue. Tar
Resident, 30 $4,000 $50 OF
j. NJ. Haynes, wild land, 1858 1883 1856 90
Total. sls,sas sls8 %
BALD MOUNTAIN TOWNSHIP-No d,
Range 3, North of Bingham's. Kennebec
Purchase Rate, mills.
Names. Description. Acrss. Value. Tag.
Non Resident:
Arsd Thompson ct ais, 1.76o ei6,32o s32 "a
SANDY BAY TOWNSHIP-No. Z. Range
3, North Of Binghams kennebec Purchase
Rate, per cent.
Names. Description Acres. Value. Tar.
Resident, i,4Oo $4,000 APO 90
Non. Resident: w
J. NJ. Haynes. wild land, $4,000 10000 s1o2 90
Total, s17,2oo sl22 90
The foregoing taxes on Pariin Pond Bald
Mountain and Sandy BAY Townships to be ex
pended on the highway in said townships ar d
II. L. Colby is hereby appointed agent 10 ex-
pend and lay out the same.
And we do hereby order that notice OF the
foregoing assessments be published as re-
CURED by law.
GEO {; 3 IL iyS cbARKE' | County Commissioners
ALONZO SMITH, Somerset County.
A true copy. 3ws
Attest: n, w, BRAINERD, Clerk
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Total,

The foregoing tax is to be expended on the
highway in said plantation and Alopzo II i.
Chase is hereby appointed agent to expend
and lay out the same.
PLEASANT RIDGE PLANTATION-No
/, Range 2, West Kennebec River. Rate,
~ Der cent
The Somerset reporter., 1899-02-09

MOOSE RIVER PLANTATION-No 4,
Range 2, North of Bingham's Kennebec
Purchase. Rate, mills.
Names, Description. Acres. VaIae. Tar.
Resident, $1,000 szo3 os
Non Resident:
Abel Kimbal1, 675 Az
stephen Sh. LEY. lbs 80
Heirs OF A. & p. Coburn, 5000 lao o.
c. T. W. Fosg & Co, 10000 II 90
Total, sk9 $40 $ils 6S
The foregoing tax is to be expended on the
highway in said plantation and II. l.. Colby Is
hereby appointed agent to expend and lay out
the same.
WEST FORKS PLANTATION-No. /.
Range s, West of Kennebec River. Rate.
IS mills.
Names. Description. Acres. Value. Tar.
Resident. sl1,777 sl76 81
The Somerset reporter., 1899-02-09
444 1921 GO

The foregoing tax is to be expended on the
highway in said plantation and township and
John W. Sterling is hereby appointed agent to
expend and lay out the same.
THE FORKS PLANTATION-No. l, Range
q, East of Kennebec River. Rate, per
cent,
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Total,
1895 $199 81

The foregoing tax is to be expended on the
highway in said plantation nd A. l.. Healey
is hereby appointed agent to expend and lay
out the same.
PLEASANT RIDGE, CONTINUED - River
Road. Rate, ~ per cent.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-02-09
Total,

Total, a37,675 1915 10
The foregoing tax is to be expended on the
highway in said plantation and James Steward
is hereby appointed agent to expend and lay
out the same.
THE FORKS, Continued. f. Powell
district. Rate, per cent.
Names Description. Acres. Value. TAG.
Resident, $1,000 $50 80
The foregoing tax is to be expended on the
highway known us the Pleasant Pond road in
said pl antation and james e. Powell is he reby
appointed agent to expend and lay out the
same.
HIGHLAND PLANrATION-No 2, Range
2, West Of Kennebec River. Rate 2 per cent.
No,,oo Deanr;nfiou dcreR Value Tnr
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature sssss ses Of ZNzZzza<
Highway Tax
In Unincorporated Places
STATE OF MAINE,

For the year beginning January LIST, 1900
The Somerset reporter., 1899-02-09

"Henry, how do look in this dress?'
"H'm-the dress looks very pretty on you
my dear.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-02-09

Total, $4,000 $3.50 t8
The foregoing tax is to be expended on the
highway in said plantation and ID. NJ. Clarke
is hereby appointed agent to expend and lay
out the same.
DENNISTOWN PLANTATION-No. s,
Range 2, North of Bingf ans Kennebec
Purchase. Rate, per cent.
Names. Description. Acres Value. Tar
Resident. 1918 1877 15
Nm Resident;
Mrs. Otis Holden, 100 LOO
Mrs. Jas. Armstrong, GOO 10 90
Ed P Page 10.50O 1850 los 90
Levi Weston. $3.50 $3.50 81 80
L. II. & J. p. Clarke and
Hiram Moore, b250 $3.50 50 90
Total $31 S15 1918 Is
The foregoing tax Is to be expended on the
highway in said plantation and FL. l.. Colby Is
hereby appointed agent to expend and lay out
the same.
DEAD RIVER PLANTATION-No. 3,
Range 3, West Of Kennebec River. Rate,
~ per cent
The Somerset reporter., 1899-02-09

rURE rheumatism by taking
~ Hoods Sarsaparilla, which by neu-
tralizing the acid in the blood perma-
nently relieves aches and PAINS.
The aged attorney looked keeply at the
young lawyer. DO you love my daughter?'
he asked. The youngster hesitated. Before
| give rou direct answer, Judge" he said with
much earnestness, II want YOU to pledge me
your word that the il formation will not be
used against me-"
For Over Fifty Years.
MRS WIssLows SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used for over fifty years by millions of moth
ers for their children while teething, with
perfect success II soothes the child, seft
the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie and
is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. 1t will re-
leye the poor little sufferer Immediately.
sold by Druggists in every part of the world
Twenty. five cents q bottle. Be sure and ask
for Mrs. Winslows Soothing syrup" and
take no other kind. ly38
Jimmy; I've broke my knifel
Johnny: Gee! But don't yer feel bad?
Jimmy Not very. I'd cut my initials on
all the furniture there was.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-02-09

MAYF1ELD PLANTATION Rate. X
per cent.
Names. Dsscyipsisa. AoYss. vasss. Tas.
Res ident, u. 8o6 go A
Non. Raa liant.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-02-09

Total, $20.06O 5000 80
! The foregoing tax ia TO be expended on the
highway in said plantation and VIM. o.
| Wy man is hereby appointed agent to expead
| and lay out the same.
/ BIGELOW PIANTATlON-No 4, Range
:, West of kennebec River. Rate, per
| cent.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-02-09

Total, &l,7lI &l75 GO
The foregoing tax is to be expended on the
highway IN said plantation and B. w. AC ANS
is hereby appointed agent to expend and lay
out the same
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19
RANDOLPH.
Ralph BeIIyea Drowned.

Al little after noon, Friday, Ned
Benner was going down the slip of the
Putnam & Closson mill and saw in the
water body. He quickly removed il
and found it to be that of Ralph. the
6-year-old child of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Bellyea. who reside in the tenement
over the office of Putnam & Closson.
Dr. Lamb was at once summoned but
was unable to resuscitate the boy. as
ne had been in the water at the least n
half hour Just how it happened is not
known. but in the forenoon he ran
away, and when noon came and he did
not return, his parents became worried.
They told Benner of it and he had been
looking about for the boy He decided
TO go down on the logs after some gum
and in going down the slip saw the
body in the water and log floating
over it. Besides father and mother
two brothers, one twin, and a sister
survive him. The funeral will be held
sunday. at the Catholic church.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19
DUN'S REPORT.
Iron. Cotton and Wheat Go Up With Larqe
Increase oi Business.

NV York. Aug. 1s-R. G. Dun K
90. tomorrow. viii say: IN iron the
question is NJ steel billcts which the
great consuming companies have
bought far in advance. so that all new
orders have a narrow market Will
prices have risen y cents FOR Southern
pig iron. 80 cents for Chicago Local
coke ana .5 cents for grey forge at
Pittsburg. rails have advanced 81 per
ton. with work covered for all this year
and 100000 tons or more taken beyond
what can be- delivered until next year
cotton rose. a week ago. to $50 cents,
but has fallen To sig. Consumption
here and abroad has been very large
and prices If good are rising while cot
ton falls ana stocks carried over must
also bc large, but viii be less than
prcsen, returns indicate. Wool sales
for three weeks have been $3.50 so
pounds. against 13g96.50o. last year.
3N,j3u505, in 1891 ana 1856, 400, in the
same weeks ~ 1892 Goods have ad-
vanced farther ana the tendency is up-
ward in nearly all grades.
Prices have also advanced IL cents
in brogans. creedmoors and split boots
and there are some indications Of de-
creasinE buying. Yet shipmentes have
been 213.sos cases in two weeks against
l>5-S2S. last year. and less in any previ-
Gus year. Buyers are very numerous
in Eastern markets. but are more
eager to get early deliveries than To
place orders for spring.
Wheat has advanced about cent.
during the week with Atlantic exports
only 2,363. .3o3 bushels. flour included
against 3,o59.aso. last year, ana Pacific
exports. 951.329 bushels against l75.ig0
last year.
Exports of wheat in three weeks
have been from both coasts. flour in
cludcd, g973.764 bushels. against 10,11i.-
-i6 bushels. last year, and the Western |
receipts have been 1l,SGi,696 bushels |
against 9.015,1S9, last year, but il is al |
50 significant that corn has risen 3->
cent with receipts Of 3.026, 692 bushels
for the week, against 5,514.162 last
year. while the exports have been
4.034.302 bushels. against .$7o.302 last
year.
Failures for the week have been in
the United States 156. against 15i. las,
year and in Canada a. against lac.
last Year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19
Calendar Of Coming Events in Maine.

T,,',- ~ Nr,r ~ y. y, .-,,
JE's J,-Aus. 49, j.. ;: Z. Assembly,
ocean Park, On Orchard.
Aug. l-E--Mdinc ChautauQua union
Frye5urg.
August l2-2l-G. a. r. EDcamprnent ar
Camp benson. a.
August I4-ai-Empire Grove campmeet.
ing. East Poland
August i9-lisld day " New England
Sons ~ -. George at Long island
august ls-a-CampmeeJing al North
port
Angus n 2a-2rMainc State Sunday
T SrHJpl com er-uCe, Frycburg.
August y --3-Eeun!On Of Seventh Maine
Regiment q Long island
August l--s-Canpmeetinr. East Liver
more.
August -2S-C1mpmeetiu-. North An
son.
August -2---Ossipee Valley fair a.
Cornish.
-Aususf ~ 5,-i-Ninctecn'h annual reunion
Nh ,.t c,I.A,; 9IA Maine veteran Association,
N-,rtL! ArIL-
nfi oI5I-.5 -'l1-h1 Il. NJ. M N ned day.
~ 'F'iafd
AUGUST -'-Jl-Gra1y fair
August --Sept. l-lsdStCrn Maine fair.
Bangor.
August .0-Yurk District Lolra NJ Gooj
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19
RECRUITS FOR CO. A.
Thirty-nne Men Accepted by Lieut.. Martin
Last Night More TO Come.

Lieut.. Thompson has for the last few
weeks been recruiting men to again
bring co. A up to the mark where it
would call for surgeons examination
and. last evening. Lieut.. Martin of
| Augusta the surgeon of the regiment
was in the city to examine the recruits
that desired to become members. Al
the several meetings that have been
held within the time that the command
| has been under Lieut.. Thompson. a
great interest has been shown by the
uid members and many new ones have
| been obtained, so that those who de-
| sire to Join and have taken the exam
nations are able to give the city as
| good a company in every way as could
/ he desired.
Many OF the men have been in the
service, volunteering when the two
calls We're sent out during the Spanish
war. and their experience will lend
much toward bringing up the standard
Of the work. All the former members
will not have to take the examinations
and many of them are back in the
ranks. though d few Of them have
asked for their discharge papers.
AS there We're 50 many at the meet
ing, last evening, it will be necessary
for the surgeon to again come to Gar
diner to finish the work. 1t is expect
ed that within two weeks. the ranks
VIII be full and the company will have
settled down to hard work. One of the
first things to be taken up will be the
rifle practice and much time will be
put into this, that the men may be-
come accustomed to the rifles Those
who We're accepted. last evening. with
the old members that will remain. are:
B. W. Sawyer, J. J. Whalen. f. l..
Sprague, w. G. Sawyer, G. r. Doty
A. c. Pierce. c. A. Brann, f. L. Lunt.
@. +. Van Tassel, Horace Peacock. W.
\. Purnell, +. +. Drake, w. ]. Govang
G. I. Marley, Fred Webber, G. E Will
cox, T. II. Hickey, F. NJ. Brann. D. L.
Cunningham, c. A. Taylor, f. Y. Ell
bridge. j. NJ Woodward, A. T. Martin
6. +. Tibbetts, B. S. Smith, F. f.
Heath. J. NJ. Hall, J. j. McKenna. w.
p. Eldridge. L. S. Howe, A. r. Fields.
A. T. Estes. w. c. Briggs. c. F.. Loud
II. w. Foote. Harold Peacock, John
Mckay, Benjamin S. Rollins
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19

Early Friday morning. Horace Pur-
inton discovered what he thought
might be another carload of beer be
ing unloadrd in the Maine Central
yard. Ne at once started out To find
city Marshal Davis ana soon after rc-
turned to the yard accompanied by the
officer They found that the car had
been moved. but discovered a round
dozen of barrels u ale near where the
car was standing The marshal took
these IA charge ana Mr. Purinton
started out on the track Of the car.
lie followed il TO Fairfield bu; the con-
tents had been spirited away and could
not be- located The marshal held his
l. barrels ana as soon az possible
hbellcd H. The barrels were marked
"NNX. WaterVille. Me" but had no
other sign to show where they were
going
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19
THE MAINE FESTIVAL.
Great Interest in the Forecast OF Whll
u Expect.

| Bangor festival patrons. all those
people who propose to attend the con-
certs in the Eastern Maine Auditorium
on oct. ). s and :, are very much in
terested in the brief advance notes of
the programmes as announced by the
management Of the festival The
complete programme is not ready for
publication but is being fast made III
ana will be put before the public be-
fore many days. Already. however.
some Of the more notable numbers of
il have been fixed upon.
The great Symphonic Pathetique.
Tschaikowsky's passionate master
piece, will be one Of the orchestra fea-
lures of the concert. this year. Mr..
Chapman's reading of this work at the
Maine symphony concert, last spring,
shows that his performance at the fes-
tival will be one of the remarkablp
events of Maine music history. The
orchestra will also play Beethoven s
Lenore overture, No. 3. considered by
many persons to be the most beautiful
of Beethoven's compositions Of that
character.
Besides these two numbers there will
he the Norspiel from Wagner's Iris
tan and Isolde" another dramatic
number which for vigor and dignity of
movement will not be equalled by any
music Offering on any Maine pro-
Sramme. this year. The scherzo from
"A Midsummer Nights Dream"
Weber's "Oberon' overture. and the
overture to The Merry Wives of
Windsor by Nicholai will complete a
series of works of this nature which
VIII mark the orchestral doings of the
Maine festival for 1899 as a distinct
achievement.
The chorus and solo numbers will he
announced soon. Among other things
the chorus will sing The Messiah
complete and Rossini's "Stabat Mater .
also in its entirety
Richard Burmeister. the pianist of
the festival, will play his own ar
ransement of his master. LISTS con
certo in Eminor. ''Pathetiuue." to-
sether with Liszt's piano arrangement
of Sonta's ballad in Wagner's THE
Flying Dutchman.'- This will he |
Burmeister's first appearance in Maine !
The vocal artists will include besides /
The great Sembrich. Charlotte Macon
la. Miss Bridewell. Miss GUSHING nJ,.
Pollock, Mr.. Weeden. Mr.. walker
Madame Coleman. Mr.. Miles and ~
Maine singers. while Hans Krono,a III,
g as before the celloist for the festi-
-al
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19

Among the visitors, Friday, We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 6. Ames. Miss Ethel
Ames, Harry Il. Wheeler. Nashua, y.
H.; Mrs. G. B. Hobbs. Blanche NJ.
Hobbs, Earle Hobbs, Hallowell: Earl
Bnford, NJ. fBinford, Providence;
Thomas MORRILL, Roxbury. Mass; J..
Blanche GlaZier. Maude y. Pearce.
Lynn: Julia f. Brown, Somervile.
Mass: Minnie McSweeney. Woburn.
Mass: Mrs. James Murphy. Augusta I;
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Smith, Richmond: !:
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Page. North New
Portland; Leona Frances Hooper. Bos-
ton: Mrs. q. +. Dearborn, Mrs. T. W.
Dick. Gardiner: Mrs. Z. Ferguson.
RockIand: Miss Jennie Mcdonald.
Rocklaud IN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19
Sundays Concert.

Considerable new music has recently
been added to the band library and
throughout the past week the pro-
srammes have been largely composed of
new selections. That for tomorrow
afternoon, at 1 o'clock. is all new except
the last number. and comprises some ex.
cellent and very popular pieces as a
glance over the following will show:
March, The Girls of America
J. NJ. Duganne
Overture. The Goddess of Liberty
lSenmann
Humoristic Variation for two trompone1
Inc Two old Maids, Arr. Toba nj
(Messrs. Coupe and Irish)
selection from kerker's Comedy, THE
Telephone Girl" TohanI
w WdiiHes, SoIdlefs songs, Gungl
Medley Overture. out for Lark
Dewitt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19

dresses on THE Greatest Thing in the
World" will be given by the pastor.
Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. AL
bert A. Lewis pastor. all the usual ser
vices. tomorrow: Preaching at 1890
by Rev. A. II. Hanscom of Randolph,
irf exchange with pastor; Bible School
at 11.3O: Epworth League at 6.15;
Praise and Evangelistic service led by
pastor at {.
First Church of Christ (ScientsD.
Gardiner. A. O. u. w. hall, POI Water
street. Services at 1045 A. NJ; sub
ject, Christ Jesus" first reader, J. =.
Dorr: second reader, Jessie +. Dorr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19

The members Of Skowhegan Grange.
No. 2OS, +. of H., are making prepara-
tons for field day. 10 be held at Lake
George. Canaan. Aug. 30. All the
oranges in this vicinity viii be in
vited to attend ana large attendance
may be expected. a special meeting
Of the Grange Will be held in the
Grange hall on Middle street. Aug. 26
at which time the first and second de-
grees VIII De worked On several candi-
dates who have recently applied for
admission
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19

What lady wants to work a week or
two on a dolly or centerpiece. which she
mas bought at cheap price, and find out
when she comes to launder it, that 1t is
only union goods" 50 called, or in prop
er terms. only part linen, when for lit
tie more money. she might have pur-
chased an all linen dolly. Lunt q Brann
carry only all linen goods ana ladies' can
be assured that when this firm tells them
an article is SO and 50. that it will be as
represented, and if, by any mistake"
anything should not prove as represented
YOU Will find this firm ready and willing
to rectify any such mistake.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19

Word has been received of the death
of the mother of Mrs. Nellie NJ. Rey-
nolds, at Fredericton y. Il. Any one
knowing Mrs. Reynolds address will
confer a favor by forwarding the news.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19

The branch office, AT q College
avenue. of Prof Caldwell. the we'll
known specialist ~ New York. who has
made SO many remarkable cures there
Is now filed with the latest electrical
apparatus. including an X-ray ma
chine. His practice is rapidly incrcas-
ing. ana the patients who throng his
office are amazed at the wonderful and
quick results. He treats only chronic
diseases
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19

A meeting Of the Maine civic League
will soon be held in this city. The
dates are not fixed but will be later
announced. At this meeting ihe ad-
visibility OF starting vigorous cru
sade against the liquor traffic viii be
discussed, and plans for future work
mapped out
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19

The funeral of the late William Pea
cock was held at the home of his son.
James Peacock, Brunswick avenue.
yesterday afternoon, The services
We're conducted by Rev. F. d. George
and the interment was in Oak Grove
cpn2eterV
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19

A special train will leave this city,
at 10 A. NJ. Aug. %. for the accom-
mediation OF those who wish to attend
the clam bake of the kennebec Fish
and Game Association at Lakeside.
The return trip will be made on the
regular trains.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19

road commissioners, Friday morning,
a notice informing him that they had
granted the petition to allow the Maine
Central Railroad to build the branch
track up the Cobbosseecontee stream
ae they desired.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19
HaIlOweII Advertisements.

Rebekah Lodge and members OF the
l. .. o. F. Lodge attended the annual
picnic at Lake wood, Friday. The party
attended the concert by the Anon Club.
returning shortly after the conclusion
Of the programme. An unusually large
number was in attendance and Il
pleasant outing was enjoyed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19

Anent the Maine Press excursion. the
Belfast journal has the following con
cerning the veteran" journalist; "As
to Major Rowell Of Hallowell, if you
had seen him with his coat off rolling
ten-pins in the bowling alley at the
Ne-mat-ta-no. North Lubec. you
would not include him among the vet
Grams. He made a good string. too
We Were all glad to have the major
with us"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19

The steamer Gardiner did not run.
Yesterday. She left in the early morn
ming for Bath where it was necessary
to make some repairs. She will go on
to the route again, today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19

The excursion that is to be given.
Monday evening, on the steamer Is
lander BY the Gardiner Band, will go
to Merrymeeting bay and not to the
park as was announced. The boat will
leave at ...15 o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19

Two carpenters at work on the
Johnson house on Warren street. Fri
day afternoon, fell from a second-storv
staging to the ground, a distance of
about l. feet. one landed forcibly on
his head and the other struck not
lightly on his shoulder. The former
was not able to return to work but was
removed to his home in Farmingdale.
The latter was stunned but not seri-
ouSly injured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19

Kenneth Bragg of Waterville. who
has been visiting his sister, Mrs
Charles Goodrich, at the New Mills
returned to her home at Waterville,
Yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19

Prof. W. l.. Powers returned. Friday.
from Lincoln where he has just finish
cd a very successful Summer school.
Mr.. Powers will spend the remainder
If his vacation in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19

very pretty dancing party in Red
Mems hall. Friday evening 1t was an
enjoyable occasion. about 81 couples be
ing present. a number from Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19

\ new recruit to the ranks az q CO..
yesterday. was Charles Mcmahon. 90.
\. 1th Penna. Vols. resident of Troy.
y. Y. Mr.. Mcmahon also served in 60.
II Of the SD Penna. Vols. both ser
vices extending from June, 1861. to Au-
gust 1864
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19
Church Notices.

Services will be resumed at the First
Baptist church, tomorrow, as follows:
Morning worship with sermon by the
pastor, at 1890: Sunday School at II;
evening meeting at ! o'clock In the
evening the fifth in the series of ad-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19

An overheated oil stove caused n
little excitement and came very near
starting "A blaze on Summer street,
yesterday. The flames were extin-
guishcd with rug before they could
do much damage.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19

Miss Mable Nash. who has been
making a visit to her grandmother.
Mrs. Nash. Lincoln street, returned to
her home at Weymouth. Mass, Friday
j afternOOn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19

Special Orders No. >. dated Aug Is.
are rs follows The following officer
and members Of the Home are hereby
appointed board Of survey to take
action upon certain public property
damaged. lost etc: Major "A. T.. Smith.
treasurer: Daniel McAdams. company
commander; David l.. Jewett. com
pany commander.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Topham and Miss Fer
ris of Newport. K. l.. who have been
visiting friends in this vicinity. went
to Richmond on visit. yesterday, be-
fore returning to their homes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19

Inspection. this afternoon AT O'Clock.
usual. weather permitting. First call
at 3-i5. NisitorS-~ishing To witness TIL,
entire ceremony should plan TO be here
at the latter hour.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19

charles Rickert. 80. II. 9TH y. y.
Vols, member Of the Home from
February. 1894, to October, 1S95, report
ed for readmission, Friday. and was
assigned to his Old quarters in & ca.