Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-10-01

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'"s oh private excursion. Hone tber vii,
have good time. "i'
" Mailett, having moved into hi. nov
residence on State street. one Of ,ho.a
een'ly erected by Mayor vickerv. NAV here.
aiter De found there from 8 to N A " -,
from to9 PM. anu
Does advertising pays The other otto,
moon u Z. Mason sent an advertisement 10
Tue journal for pressman. Itx,s mn. :.
type. a few hours later camo .,,o
'e'ephohe; You needn't put that .ad in
'"e journal; l have hired a pressman. -
AiS' Oh fatents issued to Maine Inventors
Ior week ending Sept. IS, furnished by s W
Bates Solicitor of Patents, waterville.
20, 65e-Seth X. Devereaux of Casino
232' 'oo-Amos F. Gerald of Fairfield as.
sienor to w. Harvey, Augusta. and 7 x
ooa~eii OF Halioweli, .'Nail Extractor"
IL may not be generally known that trade
and dicker in cat-o'-nine tails ~, c.,-,.;,s >.
catKins' or whatsoever they may be rightly
Called is of some importance and magnitude.
whoever discovered and made known the
fact that the proper place for the swamp-nur-
tured catkin was the parlor and drawing
room has not left his name behind. but GER
tam 1t is that in the year 70, and more par
ticuiariy in the year 80, catkins began to be
included in the house-furnishng of ornamen-
tai things At the present time the demand
is large and increasing, and a useless weed
mas become an article of commerce
feJepscot Encampment Of Odd Fellows of
Auburn. numbering 80 men, will visit Au
eusta next week, probably Thursday. They
VIII leave Auburn on an extra train, arriving
here at 10 A. NJ, and will be accompanied
| by Glover's famous Band. Upon the arrival
IN this city they will be met by the members
OF Jeptha Encampment, SO brothers, and the
Augusta Band, and both Encampments in full
regalia will parade the streets The men,
bers Of the Auburn Encampment will while
IN this city be the guests of the Jeptha En-
campment They will dine. take supper and
sleep at the Cony House. In the afternoon
evening they will attend grand ball to be
given in their honor at Granite Hail. On
Friday morning they will return home.
correspondent: (''Bar Harbor") sends us
a spicy note in relation to the literary wo-
men of Maine. ''Bar Harbor" labors under
a slight mistake. The article in question
first appeared in the Lewiston journal and
not in our esteemed Bangor contemporary.
Here is the letter, which is too sharp to be
| omitted. Somebody has asked the Bangor
Wing and Courier if Maine has any distin-
guished literary women, and the Wing re-
plies that it has, and then names several
leaving out its three chief women poets,
Frances Mace, Augusta Moore and Z. A.
Allen. Elizabeth A. Allen, perhaps, should
be mentioned first, she was first of the
three to make her mark in the world but
they have all made it-not to be erased.
Their native State should never overlook or
forget them in making up her jewels Is
pecially remarkable is it that paper in Ban
gor should forget to name the author of IS
| rail, in answering such question Where
has he lived who asked to-
The BELFAST LODGE CASE SErTLED.-The
Belfast Lodge appeal case has at last been
| finally settled. 1t will be remembered that
a special session of the Grand Lodge was
called in Belfast to try the case and COM
mittee appointed to whom the matter was
referred The committee held protracted
| session and made thorough investigation of
the troubles, reporting at the annual session
/ in favor of the expulsion of the Lodge,
which report was sustained by the Grand
Lodge. Past Grand Master Kingsbury, in
behalf of the Belfast Lodge, entered an APP
peal to the Sovereign Grand Lodge, and the en-
tire testimony in the case was printed, max
ingra book of $50 pages, and carried up. At
the session of the Sovereign Grand Lodge at
Toronto the committee on appeals reported
favorably the case of Belfast Lodge; but by
the decisive vote of So to 10 the Sovereign
Grand Lodge overrulcd this report and con-
frmed the action of the Grand Lodge of
Maine. This matter has cost the Odd
Fellows of Maine thousands of dollars and
everybody will be glad that it is now finally
decided and out of the reach of further
appeal.-Bangor Wing:
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| The large and increasing demand for Liebg Coz
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