Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-22
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ED. Geo. Weeks, (Adventi.D will preach at the
Y.M. c. A. room. all dav suud ", the 23l.
There is nothing in the musical line tat mani.
tests so much morality a. an upright }iaro.
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The Fairfield Chronicle saws Merchant, say
that ay-aboIers were ntvtr "a, tn. then hill- 80
promptly now ia IT., Wrluit..
Groni,o cnttio., Cor tho Ir,r+c,,l Crstor IIonse
and Post office was resumed at Clarks Island on
Tuesday, with small force. Probably moi more
than sixty to seventy five stone cutters will be
employed.
Mr.. and Mrs .E,aine ,iil rc..b tho ci,v to.dsv
in tbc sf,ernoor t,.i, rh,v .,o,ned in R,.ton
Yesterday IN ,,itoess the gradustin, evarcises at
Harvard C,ue,o their .on E,n,n,,,. ,,,odnsti,,,
in the present class.
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Aoout ioV cutters are at Work Tor the BodweH
Granite Company at Vinalhaven The principal
iobs noy On hand are the Cincinnati po.t office
a.. VI $50, 49,.
'ne AZ 0'ate anu Navy ouiIulhg at "asn'nS'on
d. c., and the East river bridge at Brooklyn.
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tion chosc officers as follows. President Horace
s Miller: Let Vice President Daniel W. Brackett:
Recording Secretary. Harry SAVAGE. This club
has over one hundred member, Of rood standing.
and is prospering we'll
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A flock of the sable fellows " III destroy an acre
OF corn in an hour. Scarecrows are of little &C.
count-the scamps know too much.
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whom renaT,ed n ne Journal 81 Weane.dav
last, as brother of the Poet BRYANT, was not Royer
hiyaht OF Ans"', hut ht%fr II yant' rIease cor,
am info,med hat he was nor bpo,Ser bnt
cousia of W. &. Brvsrt. had it. however, from
what must stu con-lder good Authenticated
That OF Judge Bryant himself. W. A. y.
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An Persons " no ''e '"'o'es''u !" "'e"' "aN'"L'
are invited for few days to call at the store OF j.
W Cross and examine simple utens1 or ma.
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ana Tune TO mN the ingredients much more
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Miss Charlotte Thompson the en- inent artistic,
will sppearat Granite Hall, for this evening only.
in the grand emotional play of Miss Mutton
a play that has had an immense run in the large
Cries and which h,inos M, the Grand nopcr. ~
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hcung OF 'nls eminent Iauy' ohe VIII De sus'
tained by full company. After her appearance
in Gardiner the Home Journal says: at was
the hest plav we ever SAW in this ci,v Miss
Thompson's acting was superb. and she was well
supported oy the whole company. We have never
seen an actress 'ha' We thlhS equals her'
The graduating exercises Of the class Of IS If
the Gardiner Uiyh school will take nlace on nayt
Wednesday afternoon at 24j o'clock. at the
Methodist church. The following, is the pro-
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CRATIC Sa'ntatoria-I W. DOUGLASS.
Culture-W. j. Collins.
Dpl''t'I 'l IN, VI. hIl>n,
observation-disclosures S Iibby
Importance of Perseverance-W. VI. Peaslee.
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