Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-09-07

Tofal aud State Teips.
Tuesday. Sept. 7, 1888.
FINE JOB PRINTING.
rs. tob Printing Establishment of the Kepnebet
,rrnaI 10 always well prepared for doing the incest
Ivy AZ well as the more common branches. This
e. 'emuloys competent printers, carries large
;ety Of paper stock, and keeps on hand the latest
1,ss of type. Wedding and visiting cards and enve
.gsrs programs, announcements, ETC., etc. Orders
r nail will receive prompt and careful attention.
Delightful autumn weather.
Miss Flora Cochrane will give her mus
cale Sept. Goth.
The Y. NJ. C. Association lecture course
onens the 18th of November.
series of meetings for young men is to be
held shortly by the Y. NJ. C. A.
Il is in the Register of Probate's office
that Mr.. Fred Owen will take a position.
Three prisoners went to Jail yesterday
uorning by reason of various misdemeanors.
Miss Lillian M. Cross commenced the fall
term of the school in District No. Is, yester.
day.
There were one hundred and sixty-five
teams at the Togus band concert, Sunday
afternoon.
The Superior Court convenes to-day. 1,
promises TO be very busy term, as we'll as
an extended one.
Mr.. Nathaniel Weston erected fine new
,gn upon his store front, yesterday. He
Gill omen the store in about a week.
The travel to Bar Harbor still continues.
The afternoon express, yesterday, carried
forty passengers to that summer resort.
Mr. Lendall Titcomb has refused an offe,
from Massachusetts, parties to purchase por.
ton of the Hallowell wire mill apparatus.
Martin Nolan, while handling pipe on the
wharf yesterday, fractured one of his wrists
He suffered a similar accident about a year
ago.
Mr., Fred Hamlen recently obtained rab.
bit kitten from Belgrade, and Saturday night
it disappeared and has not been heard from
since.
The telegraph wires will cross the river
upon the railroad bridge instead of the wood.
en- bridge as in the past. Wooden supports
wire.
Hon. K. G. Horn of Michigan, who has
been addressing large meetings in this State
has started for his home, where he will
probably be nominated by acclamation fol
Congress.
The Friends held their quarterly meeting
at Manchester on Saturday and Sunday
There were three meetings held daily ant
they were all very profitable. Many minis.
tiers of thu society were present.
Some two hundred and twenty-five barrel.
of -four went to Boston on the Star of the
East Yesterday. Two hundred bales of broom
handles for London were shipped from
Augusta by Mr.. O. S. Smiley
M a,xh. G. l. IL
at the New England Fair, taking all tn,
premiums bat one, the second on chicks, or
Wyandottes. He also carried off premiums
on White Leghorns and Hamburgs.
There was splendid republican meeting
at Vassalboro last evening addressed by Hon
John L. Stevens and Mr. w. F. Marston, ant
large crowd was in attendance. The Hal
lowell Band went up and furnished fin,
music.
meeting in the interests of the Woman's
Home and Foreign Mission Work will be helt
in the First Baptist Church, Wednesday fore
noon from to 10 o'clock. Miss Bsrrows o
Maalman, Burmah, and Miss Alice v
Merriam of Boston will address the meeting.
All are cordially welcome.
The Bowdonham Baptist Association viii
meet at the First Baptist church. this city
to-day, holding three sessions daily and CON
nnulng until Wednesday night. The
Yomsns's Missionary meeting occurs or
wednesday morning and will be addressed
oS Miss Packard of Atlanta, Ca, and Mis-.
irows of Burmah. The public are invited
to attend.
Mr. Fred Hall, the enterprising tailor, has
Ja" opened very complete and fine line OF
iaii and winter goods in all of the latest
'Nie'' His work has given very general sat
"ac'lon and, although he has been in bust.
ness but short time, his customers have
constantly increased in number. Mr.. Hall
HAs oeen very successful in giving sstisfac.
"fy hts and will continue to receive his por-
"On of the public patronage
Grand Rally,