Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-04
hall0Well Advertisements.
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trial Institute, Pittsfield, has engaged for
the commencement concert some talent
Of the highest order: For reader Leland
T. Powers. who stands unrivailed as an
Irapersonator. ana for soloist. Miss Flor
ence St.nchtield NJ Auburn, who has been
studying music in Italy and London the
past year.
Joseph Leavitt of South Scion. was arr
rested, last week, by Game w arden Neal
charged with hay ng deer meat in his
possession. last June. He was arfaigned
before Trial Justice II. Fl. Powers Of
P!ttslicil, pleaded guilty and in his talk
before the court implicated others. who
viii at once be arrested and brought TO
Fittsfcld for trial.
Charles Harmon, a well-known resident
of Harrison, died a his home. Friday, at
the age Of 81 years Mr.. Harmon H. sur
Vivcd by his wife ana four children. Mrs.
+. ". Hathaway of Portland, Miss Eta
Harmon who Ii teacher in Massachu-
Svtts. MISS Annie Harmon Of Sanford ana
benjamin Harmon Of Harrison. The
funeral took place. Tuesday.
Rev G.. /. Wn.te. pastor of the Free
Baptist church at Pittsneld for the past
three Years. preached his farewell SER
mon Sunday forenoon Mr.. and Mrs.
White have been untiTing in their lab0rs
for the church during their stay in Pitts
Held ana have made many friends who
Will very much regret their departure.
He will be succeeded by Rev. f. d.
George of Gardiner, who VIII soon move
MS ldruN there
The ice is out ana pscatorial sport at
Sebec lake Is being had ana a large num-
Der Oh iandluCked salmon are being taken
daily. NesSrS. Root and keuOgg from
Hartford. oHn.. who make early trips u
ihat section, are among the first On the
grounds 4 marty of four VINO returned
from there, Monday morning. brought
line catch. ranging in We ght from to
+-t mounds; they Were beauties. Although
carly in the season. the SaImun are very
active ana take the bait with q leap clear
pf the water
At the April term of the Aroostook SUI
preme Judicial court at H0ulton the fo.-
lowing prisoners We're discharged: Nellie
Flanagan, Robert Lynch Moses Stairs,
Charles Riley, John Bowden. Alexander
Be.ongia, George Il. Sands. Lydia Dyer.
Ine following divorces have been grant
eG. AuGit II. Howe vs. Winfield ;. Howe.
Elta II. Currie NJ. Charles f. Curril,
Louisa y. Tracy vs.. Hiram tracy, Hattie
Fldd ". Percy Tidd, Kate II. Twls, W.
Albert Twist. John Mcfarland Nj.
Thomas n. Lawlor ana Patrick Ldwlor;
action on account Verdict for defendant.
The granite industry bids fair to be
AruoStuuk greatest BOOM ms summer
Billings x Watts uf Houlton. vino hats
tleir uuarrie@ al Ludlow. have closed 4
contract for the greater part Vt the gran
ite for the MiilinoCket pulp mill and II
estimated that - carloads a day Will be
taken thertfrpm. "A Boston concern I'M
ordered several hundred carloads. mas
granite from the Ludlow mountain y
said To be some Of The best for building
purposes that can be found in New Eng
Ianu. lt Will be necessary " employ
about l5o men 10 dO tho work already
contracted for.
The r. II. Barnes cos. new mill al
EastDort is now in operation. employing
about IU hands. This iS thc model D0A
mill Of Maine. When in. i4ll operation
POO hands VIII be employed there, OUTSIDE
Of a large number of men wno viii Dr.
engaged IN transport M material u ana
from the mill. Inc tirs cargo Of shocks
from this mill il now Oh board the NTeka
Of MaChias. bound for New York II was
a busy looking place. Friday. The Hreka
was just hauling out win a full cargo.
while another large schooner was AZ the
wharf unloading timber 70 De used AT the
mill.
Mr.. Thadcus Mcfarland of BowdolIn-
ham, passed away. Monday, ~ Bro0h-
line. Mass. at the home of his son, M
ward Mcfarland The remains were
brought to Bowdoinham for intermeih ~,
Wednesday. Mr.. Mcfarland spent NJ
days in Bowdoinham and kch-
mond. later moving IL New York; Wheit
he lived the greater part Of mis- me =
few years ago he returned to BOW"on IN
ham, where he purchased house ~
Main street. Since then he had move9g ~
a farm in East Bowdoinham Last ld.'
Mr.. ana Mrs. Mcfarland went 70 br rinns
line for the winter, where they ha.uI1 III ~
remained. Mr.. Mcfarland IS survivor ~
his wife and one son.
Granville Lemont, about 70 years q a7e'
one Of The Oldest and best-knoWn eir
pioyes of the Moulton Machine 30 .orks
Bath. was seriously injured At the w HI
IN bath. Wednesday. Mr.. Lemont Mil,
turning a pattern on powerful la, aa,,,,n Il
he shop. the pattern being laIse Los
Ter in two sections he'd together Ds vi NJ
and clamps. W nile under the press irart
the tool. the wood split and lying I'm
struck Mr. Lemont upon the side q IN N
face and head. laying the cheek e open ,o the
chin When picked up Mr. I4emont Va "a
and at / r. NJ. had llp HI,
gained his consciousness TO any ~ AZ
Ib.e degree His physicians feel very
pious of the result. &z