Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-31

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Several Bath young ladies have or
ganized a bicycle club.
Camden has tried concrete sidewalks;
The result is that sl0O0 more is raised
tor such sidewalks this year
There is talk in Eliot of holding a
special town meeting to revoke the ac-
ton taken in regard to closing the high
school in that thown.
Mayor Wilson Of Auburn, wishes that
Auburn had 4 city building large enough
for all the city offices. He contends that
every one Of the city officers, mayor IN
Guided, ought by right to have an once
and be in it at certain hours each day
Chicopee. a poStoffice in the town OF
Buxton wants a new name, as its mail
has the very bad habit Of going TOO ire
quentlY to Chicopee, Mass, thereby
causing many embarrassing delays.
DR.. {. ". Foster. the Jail physician ut
Portland. thinks that the country need
not furnish morphine for men who are
addicted 70 the use of the drug, ana by
his recommendation morphine has Deem
refused to a man now there, VINO Is
confirmed user OF Il.
An effort will be made by some of
the physicians of Portland, to have the
city council grant an appropriation,
this year for the establishment of a
milk inspection in that city.
Charles ]. Sawyer, of Bangor, who
has been employed at the Orono Pulp
& Paper COS pulpmill at Basin Mills,
will leave April 6 for Japan where he
has taken an important position in
a paper mill which produces 80 tons
per day.
The water was over the road in several
places in New Gloucester during the late
freshet and in consequence young
couple who were out driving met with
rather an unpleasant experience. They
were nassing through one Of these over
flows when something about the harness
gave way and the horse cleared himself
and went on ana lett them 10 get ashore
the best they could.
The PASSPORT Sentinel prints this
week the report Of the town meeting
held 80 years ago published in the col
umns Of that paper at that time. The
election was, it says, a triumph for
the Wing party" Among the articles
passed was one to ALLOW cows to run
on the common from sunrise To sun
set" Needless To say PASSPORTS
common has no longer the appear
ance of Il pasture.
"A new form Of thieving has lately
arisen in Lewiston" said business
man racnntIv Gop,a +in,a AVA Avn.
electric light company began making
a charge Of 50 cents for the inclndeS-
cont eI,I,,, e,,ob -. 49,, ,,.-d s., hon
N0h' 9io'e' SuSll - a useu ~ i4''l'-
way lights, ana now the globes are
beginning to dis3nnear W. have had
49,, 49,. .;.-. , l
'i'eIIl 'dNtH '4liIt "IteI tIille anu tieit
seems to be no way of detecting the
niscrnante
Far many a da,. If bos b.cn , b,rl
proposition for one III French descent tu
trace hiS lineage by means III the namC
-. n WHicH Is n hhoWn M hlS lrlInW7.
! unifHrmitv in French mans INV "
arrived Ut and it il the aim of Dr. A.
J4lf o. inns Ii'E a. answer thls CII s1
fising genertfion ANA 4nn,.l hi flt nridr
in the matter "t taking fImils mmg
,} = IL ,'i !" jIlC
that teachers il the schools krep tfis
subject before their pupils and expresses
ri W. an1 II HIN VIII
me Pine free stata rrh M fmstnn q.
to devote An evening in April Ic.wcen the
ID l,th and -ith To- the authors MI Maine.
,im l cG2 @ ' ii gbtr o Wai ii' ran
pie Of promiucuce resident in and out Of
nm S,atc. Ind some Igars a+o ~ had AM
SIr Ti'If 0rnn JcwGtt. BlanchE WfIus How
ara, Mrs. Laura =. Richards. Mrs IIlr-
ERSt ireSpo5L I1te Dou5 IA.
Akcrs Alien, Mrs.. Frances LAYTON AIaca.