Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-02

Friday. October Q, 1895
FINE JOB PRINTING.
The Job Printing Establishment of the Kenpebe
york, as well as the more common branches. Thi
oAfce employs competent printers, carries larg,
vsrietv Of paper stock and keeps hand the lates
.yIes of tyne Wedding and visiting cards and enye
orders programs, announcements, ETC., etc. Order
nv mail will receive prompt and careful attention
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The bicycle season is nearly over.
The water is unusually low for this season
of the year.
The repairs on the railroad bridge are pro
crossing slowly.
Yesterday was as fine day as one coult
wish for.
The trees are clothing themselves in theil
autumn shades.
The Readfeld fair was we'll patronized By
Augusta people.
The Della Collins had large list of pas
,engers yesterday en- route for Boston.
A large number from this city visited tn,
freman's muster at Gardiner Yesterday.
Very few people are going to Bar Harbo
now. although large numbers are returning
Work is progressing rapidly on the new
Episcopal church. The floor timbers are be
ing laid.
HOLSTERS are a.ain in the market Tn
price charged for them is ten cents De
pound.
The Islander and Wiwurna both carrie,
excursion parties from Bath to Gardiner yes
terday.
The Army OF God" is meeting with muc
success in Belgrade. 1t differs from the Sal
walton Army nasmuch as no admission fee i
charged.
The fall term of the Supreme .Tudicia
Court commences ut the court house in thi
city the third Tuesday in October, Judg
Libby presiding.
In the continued assault case of Mrs Dan
iel Farrell VS.. Nora Lynden before judy
Andrews Wednesday evening, the defendan
was discharged.
BY some means a five-gallon keag of oyster
was broken open at the depot at Gardiner
Wednesday evening, and the content
spread over an area of about ten square feet
The Salvation army Cadet who starte
the Independent Army at Winthrop, was i
the city the other day and attempted to spea
in the meeting of the Army but Capt Thatct
er wouldn't have it.
Miss Belle Bartlett, the popular sopran
vocalist of Portland, will continue her elias
in singing. This is a rare opportunity 70
those desiring the cultivation of the voice
See advertisement in another column.
train, who has been laid up with lame kne
for some time, is improving slowly and hi
many friends may hope to see him on hi
train again soon.
The Bath Times saws that the Islander an
Wiwurna are cutting on excursion rates. o
account of the competition between the tw
boats school children went to Gardiner Wee
nesday to attend the matinee at the low rat
of 10 cents for the round trip.
Mr.. Fred Wilson, night baggage master
received slight blow on the knee from
stick few days ago. He thought notbin
of it at the time, but 1t has since becom
quite painful, and Fred will walk with linn
for some time.
The Colby Echo comes out in a handson
dress. 1t has very tasty cover and is hant
somely printed. From it we learn that, III
fortunately. Colby has the smallest Freshme
class for number of years-twenty-two. tn
average age of the members is nineteen year
A special train passed through this cit
yesterday forenoon at about nine O'Clock
with the Union Fire CO., of Ellsworth ABOARD
The boys had to get up pretty early in tn
morning in order to reach Gardiner in SEES
son for the muster. 1t is fine looking con
psny.
Yesterday afternoon, two ladies drivin
quite fast, met with what under different Gil
cumstances would have proved a serious ac
cident. In attempting to turn the corner O
State and Grove streets. both wheels on on
side crushed to the ground, throwing tn
ladies out. They escaped with a few Sigh
bruises. The horse was promptly securs
and no further damage done. The team wa
the property of Benz. Howard of Manchester
Col. Kemple's Lecture.
The humorous lecture of Col. Jacob KEN
pie on "Ofiice Seekers" at Granite Hall, las
night, WAS listened to and heartily applaude