Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-14
STATE INDUSTRIES.

About 80 tons OF anchors were shipned
BY the Camden Anchor Rockland Machlnc
Co., the past week.
The Yarmouth corn foctory packed
100000 cans. this season. 70,lN more cans
than any previous season.
II is planned to launch the largo
iye-masted schooner being built by Ii n
q X. H. Bean at Camden. Oct. IS
One shipment Of II tons Of machinery
was made recently from the Bath Iron
Works 70 the new pulp mill at Spra CIi..'s
Falls. Tho largest OF ill., kind Drtr s.nt
oCt Of Bath.
\ mill for the saving Of b.. shocks,
laths and other small lumber II snon "a
be established near the WASHINGTON
County railway depot BY Lyons Bros
the enterprsing Dcnnysvillc manufnctur.
erS. The now Industry Will furnish en-
plovlnen. for j. men and wiz prove. quite
a help to PCrr:.
I. j. Noy,S Of Wilton Is much plea 1ed
with the results Of lis corn canning TINS
season. He has put M in lus East WHO /
factory 1900 cans ana 2IJU00 in tile Fac
tory ut Weeks Mills, giving him d total
| OF 101.0 900 cana Of sweet corn In his Two
factories. lie has already commenced Tho
canning OF APPLES IN both factories.
The Walker Wooden Mill al East Viii
| ton which has been idle tor nearly a
year, has started UP with q fun crew
| The new superintendent, y. Z. Widdoes,
has been fo! several weeks. graduAlv
| samples. FNttnSiVc repairs have been
| made upon the mill and dam - that tn.
plant Is III good condition 10 d. business
Albion Savage has taken a logging jul
| Of +. G. Burrell at Carrabassett and ha,
4 crew there building camps. He Will
land about 100000 fect this winter.
| lie has also taken another job en- No. /.
ard has moved his crew into the hous.
| occupied by Henry Hlnkley this summer.
He will build O new dam on Stratton
| brock near l.. L. HIND 5.
Wilton station IS Z busy place. From
Sert y to Sept. o. IS. barrels Of apples
were shipped and from Oct. l to Oct. :.
| l4V6 barrels. During the month OF sep
here and Mi but tTo OF them went out
| loaded. All We're not iull loads but
| would be called loaded. During the
month; the freight bills for freight for
| reserved $l-3I.S6; N the passenger de
partncnt, s. pieces Of baggage were
handled during the month and $l01S.95
We're received from the sale OF tickets.
The homeless herring industry hos again
been started up III Eastport, the first
curerS~ Of the smoked fish 10 open this
season were Judson Simpson ana Ed
ward Harrington, who have been engaged
In The canning Fl sardlncs tor scvera.
months past and their plant has been
one OF The pioneer Gamers OF Sardine
and one Of the oldest and best known
CuGeTS OF SMOKED UerF.nC DOWN cast, lttlN
inG been engaged In the business for
more than 4 quarter Of a century in East
port, and knows the business thorough
A Bowdoinham correspondent writes
The biggest fortnight's work III the his
tory Of the kndlingWood factory come TO
close Saturday noon, the total number Of
punches, being one hundred twenty cigh
thousand and half. Friday Zcph Rey-
noljs, the swiftest Duncher employed. gor
l. $50 in nine hours. and in one hour by TIL
watch pressed 165. George Sedgley's to
tal Friday was 1856; and others did their
best. thus making that day the bannc.
day in the total output Of the concern.
Fourteen men are employed in this work
and eighteen cents Per one hundred
punches is paid "
Pcrlcy r Eaton Of Fitchburg, Mass.
manufacturer OF pine, spruce and north
ern hardwood, was in Damariscotta, last
week. " lille there he bought a large
woodlot known as the Hiram Linscott
lot in JvA6 rson, containing on IN est
mate nearly 3,07I0G0 feet Of lumber Th2
portable mill which has been in operatior
at Shoepscot, Mr.. Eaton has also pur-
chased. with the machinery, and 1t Is to
b. hauled and stored ct Damariscottl
Early in the spring a portable mill is to
be erected on the Edward Jones land!nS
near what IS called the Willows, after
which tho saving Of lumber will com
menCe which means a boom for Damaris.
Gotta Mills.