Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-02
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1t may not be generally known that Rev
Hannah Pratt holds q meeting and Bibl,
reading in City Hall Thursday evenings, be
sides the regular Sunday evening meetings
Both services are at 7.3O and are of much
interest to those who attend. cordial in
vitation is extended to all to be present.
The first anniversary Of the local chapter
of the Golien Cr IS was successfully OBJ
served Thursday evening, in Fraternity
Hall. The following programme was rem.
dered:
| l. Singing, Opening Ode
2. PRAYER, q. q. Morrill,, Noble Prelate
!. selection for Organ. Miss {. |. Blsek@sn.
8. Recitation Miss Randall
8. SIN lug, "In Silent Mead" Male Qasr'ette
Ia. Whistiing Sol,, Nellie Hall.
| T. Recitation, Miss $. Greenieaf,
.; Guitar solo. .Glasand Waltz" ii. vinal,
TO- Recitation, Mrs. Piper" Annie Jones.
| IL. Whistng 500 Nellie Hall
Il. Reading. John Norton's Christmas"
W. +. Marston.
IL. Selection for Organ, Miss Blsckman.
1t is not necessary to comment upon the
excellence of the several numbers, especially
the recitations and readings. They were
evidently enjoyed by the goodly number
present. After vsle of thanks extended to
The participants in the entertainment, the
company was most abundantly refreshed with
ice-cream, cake and fruit. The 6. C's es-
tabiished their reputation as being one of the
most heartily generous fraternities herea-
bouts. Games and general sociability closed
a very pleasant evening. During the even
ing, Capt. Hubbard, the founder, made some
remarks pertinent to the Society. The chap
ter in Hallowell is sixth in point of numbers
in the State.
Misses Sarah A. Hyde of Bath and Clara
NJ. Farwell of Rockland, of the Board of
Visitors .f the Maine Industrial School were
in this city Thursday and Friday, visiting the
school.
Miss George Crossman of Lewiston is
visiting in the city.
The annual meeting of the Kennebec Val
ley Druggists Association, was held at the
Hallowell House parl.rs yesterday. Mem
bers from different parts of the State were
present and spoke of the prosperity, in their
section, of the association. President Hawes
read an able paper on pharmacy. A vote of
thanks was ex ended 10 +. +. Boothby, gen.
eral passenger agent, and to the management
of the NJ. c. X. r., for favors shown. Af-
ter substantial dinner, stroll, under the
guidance of Mr. Kittredge, was taken through
the Hallowell Granite Co.'S works, and other
points of interest. The following officers
were elected: Ii. +. Libby, Pittsteld, presi-
dent; II. B. Tucker, Waterville, vice presi-
dent; H. +. Bowditch, Augusta, secretary
and treasurer. The druggists of Hallowell
extended hearty welcome to the visitors
and male their stay very pleasant.
The gas light at the corner of Middle and
Union streets, will be removed to the eastern
corner. 1t is thought that the proximity of
the electric light wires in some way affects
the buring of the light, which is exceedingly
dim.
1t is said that a Hallowell bous holder re-
Gently endeavored to find a wooden clothes.
horse and wash bench in the CITY, and was
unable to do SO. He was forced to resort to
the creative abilities of carpenter. The
wants of humanity are manifold.
In the account of the exercises in this city,
Memorial night mention of the chairman
ship of Mayor J. Warren Fuller was inad-
vertently omitted. Mayor Fuller called the
meeting to order and tittingly introduced the
speaker of the evening.