Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-29
BITS OF MAINE NEWS.

Ralph Glass of Bangor, has been APP
pointed cadet at West Point.
A set Of farm buildings in Durham.
owned by Georges w Rich, We're
burned Thursday noon Some Of the
household furniture WINS saved. There
was an insurance of $500.
A dwelling house and stable owned
by J. y. Mclean 1t d Itumford Falls,
were burned. early Friday morning.
causing "A loss of $500: insured for
$500. Cause of the fire Is not known.
Fifteen landlocked salmon were taxi
en- at Green lake. Thursday. Reuel
Kimball Of Bangor, was high line, on
Thursday, capturing five fish, the larg-
est weighing Q t-2 pounds. Another
weighed about and the others about
pounds.
The suit of John +. Proctor Of Port
land against the Maine Central. in
volving $1,000 in an action for writ Of
entry. has been withdrawn from the
jury Of the supreme court ut Portland.
and sent up to the Law court, on ques-
tions OF law.
Detective Tracey took to Bangor.
Thursday, and locked In jail Fred
Chase and Walter Small of Plymouth,
two young men who are charged with
being the destrOyers NJ about $500
worth Of property at the Carding mill
OF Robinson K Lamb in Plymouth
There were 50 prisoners in the county
Jail at Bangor, Thursday smaller
number than usual. The tramps. as a
at ~ -
have q softer snap owing to the alb
sence Of the stoneyard, by them 50
much detested. Bangor jail has a well
developed and vigorous stoneyard and
most Of the tramps know it, therefore
they give Bangor wide berth.
James W. Steen. selectmln at Mt.
Chase il in the city On his return from
Portland. where he went with a pau
per who il to receive treatment at the
Maine General hospital. Mr.. Stcen
says that on Monday he drove from
Mt. Chase to Patten on runners and the
sleiShing was as good as any time dur
ing the winter. lie says that there is
three feet Of snow in the woods in that
Bangor News, April Is.
The seiectmen Of Bucksport have or
dercd posted warrant for special
town meeting To be held in Town hall.
Monday May s. at 10 o'clock There
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