Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-13

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The young man against whom the grand
jary found = bill. for selling cider to boys,
has run away. Sheriff Ramsen went to ar
rest him, Saturday night, but he was mo-
where to be found. We are glad to be rid of
such fellows from the community, but would
IKE to see them board awhile II the expense Of
the county.-We are informed by the sheriff
tnat the first man or boy that il found drunk
on the streets and making disturbance. will
md lodgings in Waterville lookup. We "a,
amen to that, for we believe the man who
helps to violate the Law should bear part Of
the penalty.-Nr. George Phillips and wife,
VINO went West year ago. arrived home last
week, well satisfed that Maine 10 BY far the
best state for them to live in.-Mr. ]. A.
Underwood also arrived home from the West.
last week. after = months absence.-Mr.
Charles w. Novel;. Who vent South the
nrst Of the winter, on account of ill-health,
returned Sunday morning, somewhat i'm
proved in health. We hope it may be per-
manent--Miss Mary Wall. who went West
few years ago With the family of Col. S. S.
Lang, is expected back to Maine, this
sprlng-the Western climate not agreeing
with her state of health.-Professor Smith,
OF Colby University, supplied the pulpit of
.he Baptist church. Sunday morning
Last Saturday evening Mr.. Milton Will
iiams was married to Miss Lena G. Durgan,
by Rev. S. H. Beale. No more go-as-you-
please for dear life by the burying ground in
the small hours of the night for Mr.. W.-Mr.
l.. +. Getchell has bought the Freelove Pills.
bury farm, price S2.45O. 1t is reported that
Mr. Getchelrs daughter is about to be mar
ried and this farm is to be . wedding present
from her father.-We learn that Mr.. Marsel.
Ina .r l.
broken in Boston last week, in q scufile with
Mr.. Horace Nelson of China.-The NJ. E.
church ladies aid society will meet at the
house of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene COombs, Fast
day afternoon aod evening. After fasting all
day won't we 60 for the beans and brown
bread in the evening.-The young folks are
to have dance at Citizens Hall night before
Fast day, music by Mr.. Fales of Waterville.
Colby Untversity Notes.
Gymnasium officers recently elected are
President, c. C. King. 80; Vice President,
W. c. Philbrook, 's2; Secretary, E. P. Bur-
tet, 's3. Mr.. Elliot was appointed Superin-
tendent at the first of the term-This college
has reason to boast of its political status.
The Senior class, numbering 10, has neither
democrat or greenbacker; the Junior class,
numbering 50, has no greenbacker and but
one democrat; the Sophomore class, number
ing about so, have three democrats and no
greenbackers; the Freshman class. number
ing 80, have three misrepresentation. 1t
will be noticed that democrats and greenback-
ers decrease in the classes as they advance in
seniority.-The Senior exhibition is to occur
in the chapel on Wednesday evening. The
prize Sophomore exhibition will take place at
the Baptist church the week follows.-The
fellows are anxiously awaiting Fast Day. OF
course no recitations on that day.-All here
will attend the Cantata of "Joseph," to be
given here Thursday, Friday and Saturday
nights. 1t promises to be the richest musi-
cal entertainment ever given in Waterville.