Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-07-03

Epfa1 and Staff Heiws.
Friday. July 3, 1895 b
FINE JOB PRINTING. 8
The job Priniing Establishment Of the Kennebec 8
YORK, an veil ~ the more common branches. This .
once employs competent pvinters. carries large O
styles Of tyne Wedding and Waiting cards and
iepes IN stock; also varied assertment of dance
orders, programs. announcements. etc.. etc Orders
fv mail will receive prompt aud careful attention. Z
A July freshet 10 not an every year affair.
James Malone went to Jail for drunkenness, {
yesterday. C
Mr.. James Parker has started an employ
ment agency.
Barnum's bill boards at the station were I,
dsmantled Yesterday. q
Mr.. Thomas Baker moved into his new !
grocery store, yesterday. t
pedder sold folding rocking chairs at 81
each, on the street, yesterday.
The city government holds its regular |
monthly meeting this evening I
Mr.. J. II. Grant will exhibit his stallion d.
"Victor," at Fairfield, the Fourth.
The First National Bank has declared a
semi-annual dividend Of per cent.
The big panes Of glass tor the store fronts
of Darby Block. were set yesterday.
Sturgs, Lambard & Co, have again leased
the saw mill at the east end Of the lam
The annual meeting of the State Grange
will be held at Augusta, December next.
Mr. w. II Lee Of IIoulton, has purchased
Mr. h. Hedges fine tarm the east side.
Henry Percival, a railway mail clerk on
the route between Bangor and Boston, has
resigned.
Moulton & Co have plenty of nice fresh
salmon selling cheap at Central Fish Market.
Get your orders in early for the 4th
Asa Wing before the Municipal Court,
ycsts rday for single sale of liquor to Patrick
Sheridan and an alleged theft OF S22 from the
same man. The case was continued.
The Islander will make an excursion to Fl.
Popham Tomorrow, leaving Augusta at 6
O'Clock A NJ. A trip down the river will be
a delightful way of spending the Fourth See
advertisement.
Mrs Celia A., wife of Rev. Chas Munger,
died at Kents Hill, Wednesday morning,
July list. Funeral services at Evergreen
Cemetery, Westbrook, July 3D., on arrival of
noon train from Bangor.
Harebell, the fine two year-old FLY by
Harbinger, trotted a full mile few DAYS ago
in 2 50. Harebell is owned by Gen. w. s.
Tilton of Togus, but is in charge of Mr.. A.
W Bracket of Pirsfeld
A reference case, BENZ. Ellis We. Sanford
j. Baker, + +. Webb, ESQ, counsel for the
plaintiff; S. s. Brosn, Esq delft: was heard
bv Judge Libbey. at the Court House, yester-
day, The parties settled the case.
Following is record of fishermen at East .
Vassalboro on July lst Harry Butterheld, /
two bass weighing respectively "a and IL
pounds: l.. Hyde, one. pounds Fred
Fairfield, three, weighing together D pounds.
President NJ c. Fernald of the Maine /
State College. leaves for Washington the .
latter part of this week, to attend a meeting
of the representatives, of the State Universi- F
ties and Colleges having agricultural courses.
A portion of the machinery was stopped st
the mill yesterday, back water in the river
curtailing the power. Superintendent Cole
saws that he has never before known the water /
to be of sufficient height in July to make
trouble.
The school in Dist No l6. Sidney, closed
Friday, June pc. the teacher being Ida s. .
Cowan. The following pupils were not oh
sent dav Alice and Lena Taylor, Susie
Lovejoy, Mabel, Bessie, BERTHE and Howard
wyman, Abhie Priest.
Saturday being a national holiday the post
office will only be opened from until 1890
A. NJ and from 3.45 to 4 80 z. NJ. The /
money order office will be closed during the
day. There will be morning delivery and an
evening collection BY the letter carriers.
John II. Thing, the new contractor for
carving the mails from New Sharon to Bel
grade. and from Belgrade 20 Augusta. has
purchased new coaches and horses for the
entire route, and will give his patrons the
bes' line of stages they have had tor many
wears
BY the side of lioness at the Barnum
show WAS a little baby lion but few DAYS
old. twas curled up in the straw in such
manner that but few saw it. Its mother
guarded it with jealous care and if an over
curious individual approached too near the
cage, she displayed her ivorv
strong bicycle club was organized in the
city this week with nine members. 1t is
differed As follows; President, Geo. +.
Dunton; captain, Harry l.. Stone; lieaten-
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