Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-11
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doubtediy as the ice goes there will be
scores or fishermen encamped along the
shores anxious TO pull in the first laker.
The prosperous outlook is not alone con-
fined to the fishing, but the building out
look IS very bright indeed Last summer,
the New England Real Estate & Title
20. Win headquarters at Bangor. came
INTO control of a large tract of land sit
uated on the eastern shore of the lake
and IN close proximity to the village.
rms company at once commenced to
m ,h lin,proyements on this tract of land
In the iine OF laying out streets and also
large park which is called I.akeveW
PARK. A new hotel is to be built as soon
as the ground gets into proper condition
If the house is in accord with the plans
drawn by a Bangor Iirm it will be one Of
the finest OF the inland hotels in this sec
ton OF the State.
About 80 houselots have been already
sold by this company and it is estimated
that from - to ~ new residences will be
erected during the coming six riontns,
some on the new park section while OH
erS VIII be built in other parts Of the
village.
That the town is soon to experience
noon OF no mean proportions is .vciy evil
dent, for hardly day passes bur what
visitors from away are coming to town
looking after lots and farms.
In the farming section of the town
many farms are being disposed Of to
farmers from other parts of the State.
and along this line Richard H. Libby OF
the T.. "A Str0ut agency is doing a large
amount OF business this spring During
the past four months Mr.. i.ibby has dis
posed of over - fine farms situated in
thi; and nearby towns.
one Of the unusual features TO this
business is that a greater part of those
wishing 70 buy are from ArOostoOk coun-
ty ana have sold out their places in that
county and come to this town TO settle
down again. The reason for this. Mr..
Libby says. is because they are discover
ing that the soil in this part of the State
is just as good if not, in many cases
much better than that of Aroostcok be
markets Another attraction that bI!ngS
many Of them to this town is the fact
that the Borden Condensed Milk factory
is located here and it gives them a chance
to sell their milk at prices which they
could not get even il they We're close To
seine large city.
In this matter it is generally acl;nowl-
edged that il is as Mr.. LIBBY said in his
speech at tn" meeting Of the Maine State
Hoard OF Trade held At Portland 2 few
weeks ago: That the factory Of the
Borden Condensed MIX GO. had wired
out more mortgages tEan any other one
thing known to this town in the space Of
tine which it has been in operation.
Along other lines the town seems to h'
in the hands of the boom. ~ the mill
of Cooper Bros. veneer manufacturers,
the business was never before as large as
it is this season. AS soon as the frost
gets sufficiently. the ground VIII he
-: II lot IL ll'-H MN az ~
site Of the Cooper mill. and which will
be used for the manufacture of excelsior
by a large firm in the western part of
the State who are to establish branch
Mt this place. Several new steamers Will
bc put upon the lake, this season. among
which will be the steamer Dixie. which
is to be one of the largest on the lake
This boat Will he for the use Of excursion
nIrtics chiefly and has already been en-
gagged for fully one months engage
mentS.