Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-02-27

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NOral ann State Nems.
The "Buskins" of Harvard college are playing
"Our Boys" in Bangor
There are glare laces upon the liyer now
where boy skate.
Ladies' two button kids, AZ cents pair, at the
Augusta Branch.
Those "steel nights" which this time of the year
should bring, ave backward this season.
The Dexter Gazette published extra con
tanning an account Of the murder and robbery.
Much to the surprise of fashionable people, some
of the latest imported street garments are short.
The Howard Benevolent Society will meet at
Mrs. b. f. PARROTS, Spring St., this "wednesday
afternoon.
"She stoop, to conquer" is being played in
Portland by the Boston Museum Company to
crowded houses.
New song, "Out in the Cold,' B(n)y a. Hood,
only IS cents at the Augusta Branch. .Wotsted
jackets, hand made, Sl.25.
If we had only eight or nine days in week
Iow how exec lent il would be for entertainments
Granite Hall of late has been well utilized.
Do net pack away your overcoats in camPhor
because there only few more days OF WIN
ter The Ides of March are vet TO come-be-
ware
Last Saturday evening, Mr.. NJ. p. Taught
found good kid nitten at the junction OF Bridge
aud Winter streets. The owner can have the
same by calling upon Mr.. Taught.
There was a slight similarity between the at
tack on Mr.. Barron at Dexter, AID that which
will be remembered occurred TO eN-sherh PtnntH
of Portland, a few years ago.
Those who saw "Nlazerpa" Monday evening,
will tell YOU that she wore her sp'ing costume.
Byron himself would have blushed to have seen
his Ruler Of TsrtaIy thus ailiied!
Posters have been dist ibuted through the State
to police authorities Offering reward Of Of SloOo
for the apprehension OF the Dexter bank robbers,
by the trustees cf the bank.
All ladies and gentlemen having Iaris assigned
them in the military drama to be given by the
Grand Army in aid of the Monumental Associa-
ton are requested to meet at Grand Army Hall
tomorrow Thursday evening, at O'clock
As man living in the country was driving down
the hill near the gas house yesterday, his horse
in some way became frightened, and running
wildly down the hill, threw the man out into the
road, but fortunately be WAS hurt only slightly.
Perhaps if the man had been sober he could have
managed his horse better.
Miss Nellie S. Bartlett, formerly of this city,
recently read at the twelfth pupils matinee of the
Blish School Of Eocution, in Pickwick Hall,
Boston. The Boston Globe speaking OF her, says;
''rhe lady is a very graceful reader, fortunate in
the possession Of a sweet we'll -modulated voice,
and her readings produced very favorable i'm
preston" Those in our city who aie acquainted
with the cultured lady, viii be glad to learn Of
the success which she is having her profession.
The Biddeiord Evening Post expired with its
Mondays issue. after the bief career of M'rfy-
seren days. In its last editorial, "Morituri Saul
tamus, is written
We didn't start the Post for the fun of the
thing, "by large majOIity. But we have got
blamed sight more fun than shekels out OF the
concern. Running daily paper 10 BlGdclord Is
among the Greenlanders, OF taxing contract TO
supply the inhabii ants of Hades with ulster over
coats.
Whitmore 4 Claiks MiustIels to night at Gran
ite Hall. This is the first concert of this nature
that has appeared here this season, aud the COM
pany should receive crowded bouse. Wherever
they have been they have been greeted with great
enthusiasm and had large audiences. Geo. NJ
Clark, who is well known circus clown and
stage comedian will appear, and please the su-
dicnce with his fine songs. Hank White needs
no recommt ndation. and all the sctors will be-.
frst-class.
The editor of ihe Bangor Commercial in reply
to a correspondent day or two ago, Informed
that person that the word girl" could not
be found in the Bible. But the editor is 10 error
concerning the scriptures. In Zecharia Sh and
9TH there is this: "And the streets Of the city
shall be full of boys and girls playing in the