Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-22
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Society Revolutions.

Society REGULATIONS.
The following resolutions were adopted by St.
Patrick's Temperance Aid and Benevolent society
in this city, at a meeting held at their hall on
Monday evening last, Oct. 18th, on the occasion
Of the decease of one Of their members:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Divine Providence to
take from our midst our beloved brother, Thomas
Brown, we submit with humility, while we deeply
regret his sudden death.
Resolred, That by his death St. Patrick's L. A.
& 3. Society has lost enc Of its truest and best
members, and to US his memory will be ever dear !;
| and we shall miss him from our meetings and So
cial gatherings in the future.
Resotved, That his many generous qualities and
wise counsels have forever endeared him to us,
and his name can be spoken of by US only with
feelings Of regret for him and sympathy for his
bereaved parents and relatives (who were sepaiat-
ed from him by the broad Atlantic.)
RESOLVED, That We tender our sympathies to his
parents and relatives who will mourn his sudden
demise, ill knowing his honor and virtue as a
young man; his separation from US will be sadly
felt, but consoling ourselves with the ende Gang
hope that God in His omnpotent mercy will re.
ward him for his attachms Mt to his parents and
relatives (although being In . distant land as
we'll as for his numerous other sublime qualities,
our unanimous and earnest prayer is that his soul,
through the mercy of God may rest in peace.
Resolrtd, That copy Of these resolutions be
sent to the parents and relatives, and to the Ken
nebec Daily journal, Boston Pilot and Irish
World.
JOHN HOLLAND. } Committee
JOHN ORoURKE, on
p. o. DARLINGTON, Resolutions.
James II. Leigh, Esq, is building a neat barn of
ample dimensions and superior finish, adjacent to
his residence on Academy street in this city.
The Gardner journal concludes that college
degrees have BEEN scattered around so loosely for
- hon
one conferred upon him." Not if he is worthy,
Bro. Morrell. and has fairly earned his laurels.
These beautiful autumn days should be i'm
proved by farmers and gardeners in making pre-
parations for cold weather. See that the grape
vines are properly cared for; the cellar windows
placed in position; the farming implements Sc
culely housed and the yards and grounds cleared up
generally, before the SHOWS of early winter shall
render these labors rksome and annoying
We Learn that Mrs. Rice, wife of Alden Rice,
Esq, Of West Farmngdale, is dangerously sick,
with but little prospect Of recovery. She has
been failing in he alth for several months past but
hopes were entertained until recently that favor
able change would occur at an early day. She
h as many relatives and friends in this city and vi
cinity who will be panied to learn Of her severe
AID prolonged illness.
Miss Williams makes fine display on the oe.
cason of hei millinery opening this week, show
ing in perfection and beauty the fall and winter
styles so attractive to the average aspirant for
lie sders ship in the fashionable world.
Another story has been added to the spacious
blacksmith shopon Water street, north Of Currier's
coal yard in this city.