Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-25

Some of the Brewer young men are
talking of forming an athletic club.
A Phillips dealer sold AZ pairs of rub
bers one stormy day recently.
| a brass band is one of the possibll!-
| ties Of the near future in York
Andrew Newbert Of Waldoboro, has 4
looking glass 100 years old.
There is talk of organizing "A French
| Catholic Temperance Society in Lewis
| ton.
| a Warren weather prophet predicts
| that there will be % snow falls, this
| winter.
| Frank Wilson of Orono. recently had
a bullet removed from his hand that
had been there since the Civil War.
Mabel futile of sumner. has a chrys-
anthcmum that is Il beauty. 1t is y.
/ feet high. and has 631 blossoms.
There are now sixty children at thu
| Orphans Home. Bath. more than there
have been mt any time during the past
year.
4 chorus Of about 80 voices is t" b.
organized in Frecport within Il short
time under training Of W. II. Stock
bridge
y mast cut on Leonard Dudgc's lum-
Der lot, recently, measured - feet long
and was II inches at the top and u
inches al the butt.
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Pcn"bSc"t' oldest citizen. Charles
WardWrli. who * past 80 NAV he seen
| at the stores every d:tl as bright anJ
/ yi.nrniIs i'm ounaar,u,.. 49, nrdi,.,,.,-
men Of 81 or -.
The tanners ana h-n fancirrs of
| SahaIIrs owe vote ~ thanks 20
Joseph lh%hard Wh" mas Killed t."
! "kunkS TINS season. tie despatched u
/ in one night.
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L,h.,ro..d fran, ~. ,,,,.,. ,.,,.I L-i,+,,,-
vithin !, week .nd W. ,ba,,. remains ,
bigger gang than has been there for il
years. The cause Of the discharge was
i"'N "i lu''''S-l"' i''k 81 "'rk'
\ tiumf"rd man. VII" lately found
/ on" of his Snerp dead in the pasture
ana buried under a pile Of brush is
| forced To- the conclusion that the
slaughter was not the work Of bears ~
dogs
SOM. of rb,. >,o,,na.,. .,i,.I. .,,.,,,rJ
| Er,v--,. hav.. formed !, IittIa hand ,n,1
d,l-in. the summer months to,k
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s,InnIiad
Mrs Riggs an Islahor, s,,,,,,,e,. r..si
dent. sent here last week for a suitable
| quantity OF DRIFT wood from the shores
or Dark Harpor to MI a wood box
| when she was TO give 10 Miss Annie
Derby as a wedding present. Both are
wealthy summer residents
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ranks in nrornr,inr ~ H. ,onri.,,t,r
| the second civ in Nov. E-,cl,nd in n,
numbnr az it, 'nbones RocxIand nu,t
con,r nrottv nn.r bcinc, first with ito
t,vn ,,.ton. ,rd o,ry uub,rrihor., ro,.
IL
| " certain 'ulllord lalnliieS say mere
after that they were in their pew Sun
day IT docs not necessarily follow that
| thcN attended church on that day for
| many OF the old pews taken out of the
NJ. +. church in that town were sold
To De placed on plaZZaS
In the North school. Portland. recent
ly. Il little girl. requested to write thu
names of notable buildings in Portland,
mentioned with others the Iron Ear In
| Urinary. Her ear was certainly quick
and retcntive. TWo-thirds of the peo-
pie in town pronounce the intirmary'S
name precisely as she wrote it.
Obadiah Gardner the ponular mas
| IN. IF ia sto+a Cranoa i ana of ~.
| most .,,ccacsf,,l farn,arc !, Tho c,..
lama ~ . mi. i ,ot easily t,.in,ad ~
| M r,a,t,rs, ,,.,i,,,It,,al ~, :,
Youngsters to upset his pet theories on