Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-30
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An address will be given in the Cengreg ational
vestry tomorrow Sunday evening, by Miss
Anna c. Park, a sister Of the well known pastor
at Gardiner Miss Park has recently make a trip
in Micronesia, upon the missionary ship "Morn-
ing Star" and will give an account of the people
of the South Pacific, their mode of life and the
missionary work which is going on among them,
She has various objects of interest to show in il
lustration of her address.
Religious services are held at the quarres
every Sabbath afternoon, and good degree of
interest is manifested by those residing in the
vicinity. Rev. Mr.. Harding of this city has Off
ciated for several months to the satisfaction and
edifcation Of the people. A fourishing Sabbath
school is in successful operation, attended gener-
ally by old and young. We learn that neat and
convenient chapel will probably be erected the
coming season-an enterprise eminently worthy of
consideration The new school house is not large
enough TO accommodate those who desire to attend
the regular and special services.
The many friends Of Mr.. J. Il. Means, formerly
of this city, but now resident OF Biddeford near
Old Orchard Beach, gave him a cordial greeting
his recent visit to his old home which pos csses
many attractions to him and every other "Hallo-
well boy" who revisits the friends of early days,
and lives over again the joys and griefs Of youth
and early manhood.
Mr.. Luther l.. Allen, another of our former cit
liens, now residing in another part of the State,
also paid his friends in this vicinity flying visit
during the past week.
1nat TRACK must De scfapeu again fOr the Oenent
of the race-human and inhuman. Snow storms
are no respecters of persons things falling alike
upon the just and the unjust.
A decided "let up" on the cold weather on Fri
day-the first time since Christmas. No one
however, need imagine the backbone OF winter
broken; only cracking of one of the ribs.
That rrepressible dispenser of the "constitu-
ton" again rises to the surface in Tennessee and
defines his position with all the vim and freshness
that characterized his utteranccs while swinging
''round the circle" with the constitution in one
hand and the flag in the other! Perhaps this
great rst-person-sipgular may yet demonstrate
his claims to supreme consideration in matters per-
tanning to international law and universal const-
tutional circumlocution.
One of the people who recently visited New
York City and endeavored to improve his limited
stay by seeing the most important Sights of that
great modern Babylon, wakes eloquent in his de-
scriptons of the wonderful performances at Bar
NUNS Hgpocondrld, now in successful operation
The great Snowman and delineator of superb
moral spectacles' is on his track.
Mr.. Augustine Lord of this city, recently receiy-
ed by mail from his daughter, now engaged in
teaching at Wilmington, n. c., species OF lemon
The fruit was brought to Wilmington from Mas
sau, and is called "shaddock," and is regarded a
luxury, no doubt, by those who know how 10 eat
it scientifically.
Stoddard warns his coach bya coal stove during
the cold weather, much to the comfort and gratih-
cation of his patrons. Attention to all these little
items Of convenience will always pay.
If the last Friday in the month governs the
succeeding month. as believed by seekers after
signs" we may expect February to exhibit speci-
mems of ''etherial mildness" quite regularly.