Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-14

was very HlBHly eSteeIfieu anu Hdu
many friends. The remains will be
taken to Houlton for interment in the
family lot.
| Little Sophia Martin Of Island Falls,
Z years of age, was brought to the
Eastern Maine General Hospital at
| Bangor, Wednesday, to be treated for
some very painful and dangerous
burns which she received by the explo-
| sion of an oil can at her home, almost
I four weeks ago.
Harry b. Barnaby. who on account
of i'll health was Obliged to withdraw
from his position as yard master of the
| Bangor Maine Central yards at Ban
gor. few months ago. has so far re-
| covered as to be able to return 10 his
duties in that position. and will resume
charge of the yards, Sunday.
The following students are appli-
cants for admission TO the bar at the
! April term of court in Portland: VIM.
! H. CULVER. Portland: George T..
Thompson, Orono; Frank III. Haskell,
Windham; Charles y. Booth, Portland;
Oscar +. Pease. Farmington; Frederic
Dole of Portland. and ". II. Cooling Of
| Bangor.
| 1t is said that Horace W. Chase for
! merly of Bangor, and for some years
a successful hotel man in Los Angeles,
| will go 10 Paris soon 10 fit and conduct
a purely American hotel for the ac-
| commodation fpeople from the United
| States visiting the Exposition of 1900.
This will be interesting news 10 Mr.
Chase's many friends in this State.
| The case Of G. c. Sibley ct al. vs.. Pc
nobscot LAUNDERING Association, an ac-
| tion to recover $1,000 damages for losses
alleged 10 have been sustained through
| the negligence Of the defendant com
pany in conducting the booms on the
Penobscot river in 1893 went 10 the jury
at Bangor. late Wednesday. and the
| jury brought in a verdict for the plain
| tiff Of s3O9.0s.
1t is reported that Mr.. ana Mrs. c-
| &. Prescott ana Mr. ana Mrs. &. =.
Iunt who went 10 Rochester, n 81.
| from Bangor, last year. will remove IL
| Portland. Me. Mr.. Prescott ana Mr.
Lunt are interested in a manufacturing
concern ana they propose 10 locate IN.
plant at Portland. Therefore they will
reside there. il IL said. There Is a X"
port that they have a large contract
| with the United States government for
furnishing their product.
A lumber deal Of considerable i'm
| portance has been completed between
| Hon. Henry G.. Sharp OF Monticello.
| and Fred Moore. Esq. OF Woodstock,
y. b., Mr.. Moore selling his entire cut
| Of logs on the Meduxnekeag stream to
| Henry c. Sharp & Son. amounting t.
| about ,O00, 600 feet Of spruce and cedar.
| the supply as cut on this stream not
being sufficient to run Mr.. Moore's
mills at Woodstock. There We're eight
| horses included in the deal.
Lyman X. Lee. principal OF the Fox
croft academy and chairman OF the
| executive committee has about COM
| pleted the programme Of the spring
| meeting Of Piscataquis Teachers As
ISOLATION which will convene at Brown
vile. April IS and %. Leslie A. Lee OF
Bowdoin college. will deliver a lecture
| at that time. Among the other promi-
nent speakers will be l.. NJ. Felch Of
Houlton. principal Of Kicker Classical
| Institute and State Supt. ". W. Stet-
| son.
Four more recruits for the regular
army left Bangor, Wednesday. They
| We're from Great Works and Old Town.
| From the latter are William NJ. Muir
| ply and James l.. Corbett. the Murphy
| brothers. Edward and John, are from
| Great Works. and they will go to Fort
/ Reilly. Kan, where they will be mus
| tered into the Sd Light Artillery. The
Old Town men will join the cavalry
forces at Fort Slocum. y. y. The Ban
gor station will probably be open for
| month or two longer.
Rev. James r. Richardson, who has
| been pastor Of the Franklin Street
| Methodist church at Bucksport, for the
past four years. will close his services
| there. Sunday. At the coming session
Of the East Maine Conference he will
be transferred to the Wilmington Del.
conference. where he has been assigned
to the Methodist church at Church
Mills, Nd. Rev. Richardson has been
a member of the East Maine Confer
ence for 6 years. The first > years he
was stationed at Searsport.
There is report that matters in con
nection with the two sardine syndicates
! which are now before the public are
about to be arranged; that within
few days there will be an agreement
ana UNDERSTANDING between ~
No. l and syndicate No. , which will
result in a merging of interests. 1t
has been claimed that syndicate No.
has control of 20 per cent. of the weirs,
which would shut out syndicate No.
in way. 1t is said that within few
days the deal win be settled down
East. This is matter of much inter-
est to eastern Maine.
Several weeks ago Bangor &
Aroostook train in charge Of Conductor
Charles II. Potter narrowly escaped
| striking cow moose near Ingalls, Sid
ing. On Tuesday. the carcass Of this
same moose was found in the woods
about three miles from Ingalls, Siding
where some poacher had killed the
animal and logged off the hind ana
fore quarters. The moose had been
killed some time as the body was some
what buried in the snow. The fine for
killing a cow moose in close time is
something like $500. Warden Pollard.
one of Commissioner Cartoons efficient
staff, is now in search Of the violator