Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-03

Rev L. p Gurney has received a unani.
nous call to the Baptist church in North
Vassalboro.
Mrs ID. Thelberg, formerly Miss Lizzie
Burr of Brewer, graduated recently at the
woman's Medical College of New York city
Fred c. Stevens, formerly of Veazie, will
graduate from the law school at Iowa City.
June 18th. Mr.. Stevens is graduate OF
Bowdoin, class of 81.
Dr. Clarence A. Baker of Portland grad
uate of Bowdoin college, class of '7s. is to
be married June 4th to Miss Mary A. Whit
man of Providence. X. I.
Campmeeting John Allen is having great
deal of trouble with his feet this spring,
which confines him to the house the greater
part of the time says the Journal.
II. w. Chamberlain, son of Gen. ]. l..
Chamberlain, who is in charge OF his father q
orange grove. in Florida, is reported i'll with
malarial fever.
Hon. s. L. Milliken writes US from Wash
ington that the report published in various
papers TO the effect that he had lost several
thousand dollars by the failure of Geo. II
Lewis, banker, and broker of that city is
entirely untrue. He did not loose one cent.
Belfast Journal.
The professors of the Medical College al
Lewiston, who resigned their positions rather
than tolerate a low standard of graduation
were S. + Root, A. NJ NJ. D., professor of
anatomy and physiology and b. II. Burrill,
NJ. D.. professor of theory and practice. DR..
Root practiced several years in the vicinity
of Portland.
Owing to prior engagements, Hon. e.
Boutelle of Bangor, was Obliged to decline a
very earnest invitation by the Departme mt OF
the Potomac, G. A, r., to deliver the add ress
tut naxr fb. haa tt.1 de
at the Soldiers Home. near the capital and
also an invitation to accompany the Union
Veteran Corps to Fredericksburg. Va. and to
deliver an address on the occasion of the dec
Grafton of the soldiers graves.
The Prog. Age announced recently that the
greenback and democratic county committee
would meet in Belfast on Saturday. At the
appointed time only two of the greenback
committee outside the resident member, put
in an appearance. Only three of the demo-
cratic committee answered the call. As there
was not quorum of either committee present
nothing was done except to appoint another
meeting to take place in Belfast on June 2S
1t WAS the general opinion of those present
that the two parties in that county had better
fuse at the coming election.
A society belle. who usually goes to the
North Shore for the summer, but this year
takes bolder flight, remarked the othel
evening to her confidential friend: Il an
glad Mr.. Y is TO be at Mt Desert when We
are this summer. Do you know have beer
| acquainted with him for three years, and
never saw him by daylight. He used tC
come over from the hotel evenings, and then
in the city I met him at parties, and HI
called in the evening; and positively Iv,
known him pretty well for all that time, ant
never saw him except by gaslight. mus
see him in the day time, for I've about made
up my mind to marry him, and it is best t.
examine him in all lights" However absur,
this may seem on the face of it, it is a matte
of fact strictly true, both the lady and gentle
man being pretty well known in fashionabl,
circles in this city.-BostoH Adrertis.r.