Real Estate. We have on line of electrics within five cent limit a new cottage, 5 rooms and stable, 5 acres of land, $750.00. New house and 6 acres of land, 3 minutes walk from electrics, $700.00. Modern 2 family house on Pine street, one on Main street, Lewiston. Modern 1 family house on Sabattus street, Lewiston. 10 room house, stable and large lot on Mountain Ave., Lewiston, a bargain. 7 room house and stable on High street, Lewiston. Some good trades in 4 tenement house. We have a farm of 100 acres, large wood lot, good buildings. We will sell for $1,200. Elliott, Real Estate Agent, 8 Lisbon St., Lewiston.

50 Years Ago, 1955

Washington – The Navy today designated the shipyards where four new atomic-powered submarines will be constructed. Two of them will be built at the Groton, Conn., yards of the General Dynamics Corp., builders of the first atomic submarine, the Nautilus. One of the two will be another nuclear submarine designated to attack enemy surface shipping. The other will be a radar picket submarine.

One nuclear submarine will be built at the Mare Island, Calif., shipyard. The fourth nuclear sub was assigned to the Portsmouth, N.H., naval shipyard. This yard also will build an attack submarine.

25 Years Ago, 1980

The Maine State Lottery Commission should consider disciplining its market manager for failing to intervene in the sale of 33 “million dollar drawing” tickets after the sales deadline, Attorney General Richard S. Cohen said Friday.

None of the 33 tickets, sold at Old Orchard Beach on July 17th, but intended to be sold between April and June, won the $1 million prize and none of the three lottery employees involved benefited from the sale, Cohen said in an opinion delivered to Lottery Director Richard “Spine” Carey.