Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-31

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Tuesday, March 81, 1896.
The Governor and Council will be in ses-
.ion tomorrow.
Tn. assessors commence their annual
.oard. tomorrow
s,,due, Barry i. in Jail under a three
months sentence.
r,ere yill be dance and sociable in 6. A. !
Hall, wednesday
Rev. C. L. Wells preached at St Marks
eaur.h last evening.
The city government hold. it's regular
meeting next Friday.
In0ge Danforth will probably preside at
che April term of court in Ellsworth.
A o.fty Of G BOD Templars from this city
matted the Winthrop lodge last evening.
", Frank b. Smith contempla,es erecting
cadence on Patterson street, east side.
The salvation Army is evidently coming
3, .tay They have leased Meonian Hall for
yeaf
me Maine VI. T. Conference will be held
At Biddeford April 23d, Bishop W. l.. Harris
presiding
Wheeled vehicles appear on the streets. 1t
j. really better wheeling than shedding on
Wster street.
The funeral Of Mrs NJ l.. Albee will &C.
osr TN, forenoon at 1890 at the residence of
r n Leemsn, State street.
yese. are 40 abundant and bold in Man
ehe.ter. that they make their dens beneath
,srn. and outhou,es
NJ Pred Thorne is employing Portland
man a. put a refrigerator into his new build
me On the T0gus road
The fourth quarterly conference of the
Anga.ta NJ T.. Church was held last evening,
Rev q W Pottle presiding.
Mr. samuel Kelley, prominent Belgrade
eItilen died Saturday. He was a member of
Vernon Valley Lodge, f. and A. NJ.
The Youngest child of Mr.. Charles ID.
Wmehouse Of Fargo, OAK, died last week.
The remains will be brought to Augusta for
burial
The wife of Rev. A. S. Ladd died in Bid
letord last week, the funeral occurring in the
Congress street church, Portland, on Thurs
day Of last week. Mr.. Ladd formerly resided
10 Augusta.
The ice in Cobbosseecontee pond is two
feet and half thick, and perfectly solid
Team. find no difficulty in crossing 1t
will not be likely to thaw out before the
arst Of May
The erection of the new Episcopal church
IN this city will undoubtedly be commenced
The present summer. There remains but a
comparatively small sum to be raised of the
amount required.
+, lady who took passage on Jewets train
trcm tins station yesterday afternoon, forgot
% check her trunk before starting. and was
obliged to leave the train at Hallowell and
return to Augusta to look after her baggage.
The revival meetings will be continued
each evening this week, being led by Warren
" bentley, the wel-known musical author
md song Evangelist of New York There
Will be service of song worship twenty
minutes each evening
crowd gazed curiously into pine box in
the rear of pung on the street yesterday
morning. 1t contained fifty plump pickerel,
frozen stif the largest weighing ~ pounds.
It's perhaps needless to say that they be-
iorged to our Vass lboro friend. Mr.. A. C.
Brown Of piscstorisl fame, who was about
shipping them to Boston.
The Lewiston Journals Bath correspond
ent says 1T is rumored that the Maine Cen
trail will place the steamer Lewiston on the
Bath aud Boston route and will make three
trips week and connect at Bath with the
railroad for up river stations. The road has
'good landing at the depot in this city, where
trains run to the boat, and the new line would
be readily welcomed by the city"
The veal trade between this city and Bos-
ton is booming, and the shipments have rap
idl! increased of late. During the past week
1000 'esls were shipped to the Hub" from
Augusta and stations down river as
"r rs Bath by one express company.
ihe same company forwarded Ga yesterday.
Neas are now increasing in weight and fewer
hobs are seen. 1t is said that the shippers
10 avery lucrative business.