Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-10

Only four new dwelling houses wer.
| built in Brewer the past year.
The citizens of Phillips are to give ar
| "old-ldshioned school for the benefit OF
| their public library. ''' ~
over one hundred Swans island men
| engage in lobster fishing at least part
. the year. *:
West sullivan is loading her first yes-
Isl Tor ne season and dreaming of an
early spring.
Three Of the children Of Leonard Young
IF Birch Harbor, have married durine
the past four months.
During the past year 1900 feet Of sewer
i'ipr has been laid and four manholes
bullt IN Ellsworth. at a cost of $500
PASSPORTS board Of health reports "a
deaths in that city the past year, 20 OF
which We're due 10 consumption.
1t is stated that the pay roll Of the va
rinus mills IN PittStcld figure up to a
sum exceeding $500 each two weeks
\ Massachusetts taXidermist who has
been visiting in Thorndike, took away on
his return. many fine specimens, includ-
ing about ~ birds.
The Bar Harbor band is out in an APP
peal for public support. 1t is $i15 in debt
ana since its organization has earned $l1US
and spent S2o23-all this in two years.
Lena Kilgore. the nine-y ear-old daugh-
ter of Harry KilgOre Of Smithtield. has
knit this winter. TWO pair stockings and
IPuI pans VI IIililtliS.
The Bar HarbOT board of trade at a
recent meeting, adopted a resolution that
the town should have a survey of it's
streets made. There is a movement for
having six miles of road in the center of
the village mdc1damiZed.
\ Rumford Falls veteran has in his
possession some of the hard tack com
posing the last ratiOns dealt out TO him
by Uncle sam when in the service over
thirty years ago 1t is in good state Of
preservation. ana probably in no danger
Of being consumed.
Who says the country doctors life is
m easy one? Dr. Stewart % West
BruokSvile. one day recently On i long
drive. extending to NaSkeag Point. Wis.,
tied twenty-five families ana prescribed
for twenty-five patients.
Some Of the young people of York are
talking u forming 4 basket BAL CLUB.
Both Portsmouth ana I<ittery nave teams
ana if 4 good club could br formed ut
York a series Of games might be played
That would prove very intcrt sting.
The rainy season has turned the attcn-
tion Of JoneSboro carpenters, carriage
builders and stonccuttcrS 10 building
boats Tor the purpose Of catching fish.
is the prospects tor other business are
not very encouraging.
1t is currently reported that a Portland
man made over $liu.U0o on The recent
squirt IN cotton. Nobody seems 10 know
who the man is. however, although sev-
eral Wtll-knOwn local plUnGcrS have been
limited at. says the Argus.
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WhitneVViIIr tontains 1oI 1.Imrs, Tha
number Of names on he check list posted
san. m tbS mast \ v,ars rh,. ,'ri',tin,,
in all this timc hls been less than a
score, what other town has similar
Amt Annie GRAHAM Of Lewiston who
is several months over loo years "ld,
sce nj - p ~ SAcr!ltIt nt,lh tils Win
L,Iftarriu,e and JaisiT. nr7ct nnr, siinna
rha fields AMI PASTURES III Thorn's cor
ner, before shG JOINS the merry majority
ptS"ih III" N'ic-
+. b. Nichols editor 3t the Bath Times.
has purchased Of MIS-. Irene f.. Fltten.
through Tier attorney +. Il. Southland, the
uId Pattcn homestead corner Of North
ana Front streets. Mr.. Nichols Will
move into His new house about the mid
| ale of April The price paid was in the
lncighborhond of $3.50.
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| 1t was made by firm IN Auburn. 1t
| il > small cradle. If strined candy with
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cred up with Il coverlid of white candy
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| 4 SILVER Watch Whlch ne mas carried
| continuously for # years. 1t is what
| Is knov-n as = half-nlatad cylinder
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Aroostook farmers who have been
holding their cron of potatoes for 4
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rise, are meultdtlllS over tHe ulltA-
! pccted twist in the market that has
| tumbled the price down 10 point
| that gives them considnra BILE anxiety
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| fiiu l"ohii'@ - 'ilo l,ief7'iit t!'ii ~
| the market those that 500 carrier IN
| the season nave MADE the most money.
These are the balmy days Of catfish
along this coast. saws the York Tran
| gcriut Their more aesthetic name is
| EorIl caImnn and II the inhabitlntS
| thry are more sought for than any other
| fish At this season II the year They are
delicious eating possessing IN exquisite
| flavor ana trmness thut is most palat-
| able. They are not very plentiful. and
| even by fishermen are considered quite a
| luxury.
| If nou- IonLs ~ tbaugh tha number If
| gnad bn,ts III tbe ialln IL Deyter might
De augmented BY several valuable addi-
| tons 1t is alleged that besides the naph-
| tina launch recently purchased by f. +;
Burns, W. J.. Fay i TO have one. and
| that q. II. Wyman will place his sailboat
| III IN sod Ia fall the lake. Amos T.