Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-02-12
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Az the session progresses the evidence ac-
cunlulates that the Maine Senate did good
thing in making Mr.. Charles IL. Lovejoy
Messenger of that board Kind and accom-
m lating, with the mind to plan and the ply
scal power to execute the general decision
is that the Maine Senate never had better
officer. Mr.. Lovejoy is seconded in his efforts
to please all, by his genial and humorous as
sistant "Big" CLAIBORNE.
We take pleasure in referring to Mr.. NJ. B.
Lord, custom tailor. whose place of business
is over Miss Maxw eli. millinery store, Water
street. Mr.. Lord is son of Mr.. Augustine
Lord Of IIallowell. successful tailor for
many years. and who is still in business
The son, NJ. B. Lord. has served a thorough
apprenticeship as tailor. and is highly recon-
menled by those who have employed him.
He i. high minded, reliable and worthy young
man. and We predict for him goodly amount
of patronage. He cuts and makes garments
to or.ler. and also cleans and repairs clothing.
The Augusta Reform Club will hold its an
niycrsary on SUNDAY afternoon at . 80 o'clock.
Sojourning brethren cordially invited Come
one come all.
At regular business meeting of the Au-
gusta Reform club held on Monday evening,
February 10th, the following were elected
officers f5r the ensuing term:
Hon. Joshua I'VE, President.
B Frank Gaslin I,t Vice President
Amos Berry, 2d - -
". II Swift, 81 - "
John Erskines. Rec. Sec.
Is. Frank Gaslin, Treas.
Charles Diplock, Fin Sec.
George \. Howard, Cor See.
s. W SWEET, Chap.
George \. Howard. Musical Director.
Amusement Hall, at the soldiers Home.
was well filled on Monday evening. on the
occasion Of an entertainment given in aid of
the relief fund of Cutler Post, G. \. II. The
old English farce. Family Jars" was finely
rendered, and while all the parts were credit
abby performed the acting of =. II. Duffy, rs
DELPHI and Mrs. A. c. Hay, as the Irish girl,
was especially excellent. The music, under
the direction of Mr.. L. w. Wales, was
usual, very fine, and the singing and variety
entertainments were warmly applauded. The
large audience retired evidently feeling well
repai for the time and money expended.
The first annual statement of the Union
Mutual Life Insurance Company of Maine
was for the fiscal year ending July l, 1850,
at which time the company had an accumua-
tion of s65,2l0.72, against 1881 ,G7l.G7, ac-
cumulated December 81, ls77.
We again call the attention of our reader.
to the grand concert advertised to come of
tonight, at Granite Hall, to be given by Miss
Nettie A. Milliken, formerly of Augusta,
who will be assisted by eminent talent from
Portland The concert will consist of fine
vocal music, the programme being of such
nature as cannot fail TO please all. Miss
Milliken has voice Of wonderful compass
and sweetness. She is highly cultured in her
profession. and concert of great merit may
be looked for. Tickets can be procured at
Partridge's, Hunts, Pierce's, |. c. Hovcy <
Sons, the Express office and at the door.
Following is the programme;
PART FIRST.
=, ,,,.r a. Nocturne. p..,,.
l. pIhr- b. Turkish March, h''f""f'"'
Mr.. and Miss Millikcn.
9 rAE1ETTE-IIridal Chorus r. N. Co,reH
Misses Miliiken and Dodwell,
Messrs Colby and Shaw.
D. DUEr-Ship Alloy! Harrison NiLaTd
Nessrs. Colby and Shaw.
T. SoLo-Creat God Pan, W. G. NiiikeH
Miss Settie 4. Mken.
g. TRIo-rhe Mariners.
Misses Mken and Dodwell, and Mr.. Colby.
g. SOTO 81 fear no foe" Putsnti.
Mr.. John l.. Shaw.
PART SECOND
/. SoLo-Clang Of the Wooden Shoon. .NoHOy
Miss +. Dodwell
2. DUEr-Singng Lesson.
Miss Milliken and Mr.. Shaw.
B. SoLo-Sleep well sweet angel. .iM
Mr.. William Colby.
4. DUErr-Ia Pesea. &. RosSiaL
Misses Mken aud Dolwell.
8. SoLo-Oh. my maid is fnirer still. Pedse
Miss Net,e 4. Mlliken.
= o.,,rr, Night. ! DI,antht
o. QrARrErrE- D. Spring I h""'"'""''
Misses Miliken and Dodwe Messrs. Colby and
shaw NJ g. Milliktn. Accomnauisf.