Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-27
Eoral and State Menus.

Aotal anu State Menus.
Regular meeting of Jerusalem Il. A. Chap
ter at Halowell this afternoon.
The Portland police just ego for the per-
sons who don't shovel the snow from the
sidewalk opposite their premises.
1t is fact that, in these dull times, those
persons who advertise are doing the best bust
ness.
Economy-To write on postal card, and
then carefully stick on a postage stamp be-
fore putting it into the post Office.
You could easily tell family man yester-
day, on the street; he had either goose or
turkey under his arm, and was hurrying
home
Let this day be marked to each person, by
some kindly act done to those who are not
able to return the kindness. Giving of that
kind will bring Joy to every heart.
Parker & Percival, at,he North End Grocery
Store, have come out with an elegant new
team, which is in keeping with their new
store.
The meetings of the Educational Assoca-
zion at Watervle were successful in every
respect. There was large attendance on the
asst day.
The annual meeting of the corporato!s and
trustees Of the Maine Industrial School for
Girls, will be held at the IIallowell House,
Iallowell, on Wednesday, Dec. 50, at 8
o'clock p. NJ.
In order to give all connected with this
fficc an opportunity to celebrate in their own
say the return Of Thanksgiving, no paper
will be issued from this Office tomorrow.
he Daily will appear on Saturday morning.
Yesterdays afternoon train was three hours
bte, on account of the train being very heavy
nd the snow drifting in on the track. About
ne hundred passengers, bound home to spend
the depot in this city.
We are under obligations to W. +. Morrill,,
So, of Portland, for a copy ofthe Journa! of
Proceedings of the 10Th annual session Of the
rand Lodge of Good Templars, held at Lon.
on last July. 1t is valuable and interest
document of l27 pages.
Some of the Fairfield people, returning
ON the woods, report twenty inches of snow
b the level. Considerable talk has been
ade concerning the order received a few
eeks ago by all the lumbermen that they, as
ley furnished their loggers with tobacco,
ust pay the special tax for SO doing.
Union Thanks giving services will be held
the Free Baptist church this forenoon, at
e usual hour OF morning service. Preach
g by Rev. Mr.. Penney, from the subject,
E'he Feast of Harvest Rev. Mr.. Upjohn
lfs preach in st. Marks at the usual hour
morning service.
A gentleman in this city, attending church
other Sunday, when the contribution box
Is passed, fumbled round in his pocket for
cent, and fished out a five dollar gold piece
lich he put into the treasury Of the Lord
fore he discoveredh his mistake. lie wouldn't
nix now OF going to the treasurer Of that
urch and asking for the four dollars and
betty mine cents change.
1,s ri.y ln has hnan
ked upon as "hard ticket" but who has
W reformed was asked the other day low
was getting along, "First rate was the
pmpt and earnest reply II fnd when
rum alone have plenty of friends, and
get as much work as | can do There's
whole thing in nutshell. Let the Young
n who are fast celebrating their manhood
guzzing ale and whiskey, ponder on the
pts of this reformed young man.
gpssl audience was in attendance at the
r.'a.an.ent given by the Augusta Dramat-
hub AZ Geanite Hall last evening. The
ng aides aad gentlemen acquitted them
es finely is the farces that were of racy
sparkling character, and Immensely anus
The characters were true TO life. A
(ily number tarried after the plays to par
ate in the dance. Music was furnished
Berry's Band. Billy Rowse was extreme
Apply in his songs and dances.
will be noticed from our court record,
tie case of Thompson against the Maine
tras Railroad, terminated yesterday with
erdcs for the plaintiff for s3,G25. The
ries received by DIR. Thompson, nearly
@ wears since, whiie ets ssing the railroad
k in Hallowell, will undoubtedly follow
through life, and have caused him great
of inconvenience in the practice of his
ession, as his patients can testify. What