Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-07

| but III death that face shall greet me-
Lydia Pinkham is her name.
-Taie Courant.
! ). l.. Colcord worshipped at Ocean Poin,
Sunday.
Russell ID. Woodnan and wife Of China
passed the Sabbath at Ocean Point
| Frank ID. Cpham and wife are Al Rock.
land.
Miss Lizzie Gaylord, the fashionable dress.
maker, is passing her vacation at Smithfiela
| T. F. Flynt of the Journal job room ha
gone to Dexter on his annual vacation.
| Henry Chase of the Portland Argus passed
the Sabbath with his family in thi. city.
| Arthur La Comb, one of the popular bar.
bers employed by Mr.. Chadbourne. has in.
dulged in matrimony.
| Charlie O'Brien, of the Western Union Of.
| flee in Portland, formerly night operator in
this city, is in town.
Mrs. c. .. Plumer il at Sea Foam cot
tage. Ocean Point, the guest of Miss Annie
Pierce.
J. W. Harlow has joined his family a,
Ocean Point. The mackerel will have "a
take up now.
Tom Murphy is writing Augusta letters
to the Lewiston Gazette. The Gazette calls
him lone of the best posted correspondent.
in the State ~
Among the Augusta gentlemen who passed
the Sabbath down river were Joseph II. Man
ley, l.. B. Hill, Chas. H. White. G. G. vose
John w. FOkler and Geo. E. Weeks
Ezra Whitman, Esq, editor of the Mary
land Farmer, formerly of Winthrop, was in
Augusta Saturday. He is soon to visit Mt.
Desert
W. r. Stone and family. who passed the
first week of their vacation at Squirrel Island
have gone to Fairfield to stay until mex, Sat
urday.
Rev. II. f. Mott and family are stopping
at Pine Point, Scarboro. Mr.. Mott occu-
pied the pulpit of the Congregational church
Sunday.
The fourth reunion of the Danforth family
will he held at Wesleyan Hall, SO Bromfield
| street, Boston, September 9th. Hon. Charles
DanfOrth of Gardiner has been invited to
MAKE DrleI address.
Miss Flora 6. Cochrane is to play the
organ at the Congregational church this
month, during the absence Of the regular
organist, Miss Julia NJ. Folsom.
Mr.. VIM. z. Barrett of the Boston Adj
vertiser was in town yesterday. He is visit
ing Maine to write up the political situation.
His first letter appeared in the Advertiser of
Saturday.
Mr.. H. c. Wilson and wife returned from
their vacation jaunt Saturday. Taking a
carriage at Augusta some 10 days ago, they
drove to the Rangeley Lake region. 1t made
delightful trip.
Mr.. James Pattee, Register of Deeds OF
Waldo county, is making an index of all
deeds, etc, for the years lSS0-Sl. The
names are alphabetically arranged, accord
ing to the system adopted by the Register
of Kennebec county, z. NJ. Fogler, Esq. 1t
is the best arranged index in use-Belfast
Journal.
The Bar liarbor highwaymen might have
done better business with the Lewiston par
ty, several buck board loads of " hom climbed
Green Mountain. where the robbery took
place, during their visit. In one party of
nine that rode up the mountain was a Lew
iston lady who wore SO 900 worth of diamonds,
and an Augusta lady whose jewels were val
ued at 81, 0G0. - Lerisfoa Journal.
Saturday night Mr.. Daniel l.. Allen, of the
Journal press room, completed his 2lst year
in this office. and will celebrate this epoch by a
few weeks rest. When he began his appren-
ticeship in 1861 the Journal was published
bv Stevens 4 Sayward, with James G. Blaine
acting As editor. Since that time the paper
has changed proprietors four times, but Mr..
Allen has remained steadily at his post through
all the vici>situdes. One pleasant thing in
connection With this faithful service is that
he has never had a word of trouble with any
of his employers. Such an honorable record
for industry and sobriety is one of which any
man might well be proud.
Mrs. Caroline A. Nelson and John Nelson
of Pittston--mother and son-were brought
to Augusta Saturday and lodged in Jail. They
were arraigned before Judge Harrington OF
Gardiner upon complaint charging them with
taking three National Bank bills of the de
| nomination of $50 each, and three $40 bills,
| as well as other property, from Pierce Grant
| of Pit,ston. The judge found probable cause
for complaint, and ordered them to recognize
| in the sum of $500 each for appearance at
the September term of Supreme Court for
Kennebec county. Not being able to pro
! cure sureties, they were committed.
II i. said that the Ladies Relief Corps,
connected with Heath Post No. 6 G. A. X.