Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-04

houses in this State; which will average nearly
as well as any of the other States.
On account of the demand for extra copies of
the journal, we repubish on the first page the
hearing before the temperance committee on FIJI
day evening.
There is one advantage after all in living in
Maine this winter: We have had less snow thaa
those States west Of us and the recent storm
which blocked up and delayed trains in nearly all
Of the New England States, spent itself before it
reached us, and only a few fl lkes were our share
The second annual concert and masked ball will
take place at lalowell, in Wilson Hail. upon the
thirteenth of this month; and bids fair to be
brilliant and enjoyable occasion. Chambers Or
chesra of Portland will furnish music, aud Mr.,
George L. Hayden of Boston has been employed
as costrmer
Saturday was "Caudcmas day" and according
to all the predictions of the weather-wi.e, the re-
mandcr of the winter and the season following
will be as pleasant as the past winter months have
been; for Saturday was certainly sunny and
bright. If farmers that day had "half their
wood and half their hay then they all right,
and need not fear flood or famine.
Thu, oha, ,,h, ,,oos .ro,rJ looLiuo, into noo
ple. windows is al it again lie will look into the
wrong window some time-Lncofa NeorS.
As person who was up toNhls business did IN
this city some time ago. and who was rewarded
for his curiosity by receiving from window
above dishful of water upon his head, that was
not lukewarn, either.
N. Go r-trni abb Ia. I.,,,, -, .,..;..,, nj
MI "oo,s nm way "''
the Franklin House IN Bangor mas so'd our hI'
interest 10 the house TO Mr.. W NJ. ihaver OF
A,ou.,a Mr. Thaver win assume the ,ti,tic. Of
Ian"Ioiu 'o-u"f' We u"u' 7'a"" "''' 7''' '"' W.
cided Improvements " III he made about the house
"n"ei ''e ~" man n'',' W i"'' ma
le" superior a. 'i""' M" We WIS., MN
ample suece's 10 ~ nc" enterprise
Flowers for the beaniifyin, of home. the ctpa.
mentstiop Of Tic re,.or for legislative receptions.
nartie,. and all grand state occasions. should be
ordered of Mr.. T. Horne a, Tia. store of Z. Row,e.
second door above the most nhic, The flower.
are urocured At the well l,na.yn establishment If
NJ. F. 4lutchin.on a Co., Portsmouth. y. H.. and
are brought by express to the house, Of cu-oaci..
~ fresh and fas,an, A. u.ouph Inst pluckcd
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iecos"'Ae' !" 'n0 SUN VI 0-oV wiz" 'u'''es "
enter ms appeal al the March term oil the SUI
premc judicial Count.
,,i.Lo ua,yo,I and Dono1, it.,,.,l ,,ol
guilty IN d,nnkennc.s and dis,nrh,nce M, tLe
go; and ra1nsir, n nav fn's a'J o., ,,o,>
$40 ra; snd '''us"H ~ pay N"'s a." '' "''o
p;cha,d Nelsoo cr re,r,ncr ,y,. .o,, ...,,.,l >,
,h;.,, H. IN ~ 81 -, " NNN w
*, 70 wa,rsn arJ ChasI,s o. ,, ON, g.,
;o;i ,r;,t,s a. - 5,,,oLa"ros '''' '' ~ w
Visit to the state Agricultural College.
The con,ui,,,e IN Ag,icplu,e mad. a., oac;al
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''s' W 'ue "'a'e No'4eEe at 'ioHo' oh A"u'suaH
last +. +. Paikhurst Esq, chairman of the COM
M ittee on the part of the House. has giyeu Us in
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torlna'ioh III leAa'u 10 'he visit Inc committee
were met al the depot IN Orono by Prest. Allen,
Profs Fernald and Pike and Others. and were
op;cklv take, acro.s tho loo in teams and landed
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al DITCH haI' Que vi '"e coHeSe ouiulhss' WAich
was we Il warned, and provided with everything
IN mako then comfortable rdb.nnv Atbo,o,,oh
-I-n-ln
NVA vas 'N"'e VI "'' '"e OO''ro "u'io'hSs'
farm house, barn, stable and stock. At u o'clock
the party divided. and while the most of them rc
-,a i,oa =, tho "a, -, h,,,,.. ., .l;,, ,,,.,; -.
Nv" "e"'
TO fioi. Fernalus ana ifot' fiNe where they en-
loved themselves with the substantial things Of
life A,o o.cIock in tho .r,o,,oor tho ,cor,ron,
met NJ Whte Hail and hslI an .s,no,i,x ,,,eatln )
the variors members Of the co-nr,,,toa a. 49,, ,,,
lions If The P,esident AMI prncesso,a ~ 80
ns,ientlv and nronntlv eaya Arc, a7su,ats n3
nnncb Vim .hIe infnrm,,ion IN re,,sti ~ ,bn COY
iaaa " s' ~ '"o W.
Inc committee iouhu ny investigator mat there
."rn,;or tor farD, f:r rI ~uu
stock farm implements, college building. library.
apparatus, &c, SOS f6S. The state now has in
bonds, Tor money received from government land,
Sl3i,3S641. Many OF the buildings were built
when labor and materials were the highest. and
cost much more than they wouli now. This IS no
iault OF the Trustees, but should be taken care
July into account when the expense or cost OF the
college are luteiposed as objections to Its prac-
ticabIllty
The college Is graduating class OF young men,
nine'tenths oil whom could not for the lack OF
means, graduate from the classical colleges. The
expense does not exceed sloo year Tor each stu.
dent. tpulte NUMBER OF graduates have paid all