Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-05

viii obtain a prize Indeed a. the iasrumeu
IS a tae oue in tore and finish.
Z DR.. c. P. Sawyer of Sko~hegAn, was il
I the city yesterday on business conrcete,
siih bis new residence, which will be bull
in the spring. ME E. +. Lewis, the archi
tect, Of this city 3, making the plans III,
building i, to be handsome structare and a
credit to Nr. Leaf 81 L a. designer.
Mr J. 5 L4mba7i who has been on al
extended Trip in search Of Christmas novel
ties, returned from Providence. X. l., yes
terday forenoon.
The schooner J,C Crowley which ha.
been loading Nith iumber At Putnam and
Cios.on. :. vas TOW eli to Bath yesterday al
ternoon. The tug also had in Tow the schoon
rr John Douglass, which has asl discharge,
a cargo of coal at Augusta
Mr. Il. e. Dennis OF New Bedford, Mass.
was registered at the Evans yesterday Mr..
Dennis IS the gentleman ~ho put the system
Of water works into this city, and has many
friends in Gardiner.
Mr David 5. King of New Mills, killed a
hog last week that vas only year Oh and
weighed SIG pounds. How i, that for 4
good sized porker:
Misses sampson and Clifford OF the Empo-
rum, returned yesterday with hne assort-
uisn' oi sood' ioi 'ue h'is'iiias trade
Mrs Margaret Davenport of Augusta, is
visiting her son. MIR A Dayanport of thi.
,.i,y
AAs evening occurs 'Ae Lane couceH TO
"Aiei SO man! OF our elu1ens have been
looking forward with much interest Prof
Lane. au accomplished musician himself. has
-
''i's 'e'"''o"
collection OF Arlst' who are well known 10
Gardiner people, and who have The ability
and willingness, IN n.-fo,u thair r,r,b,r.
A''N' ','-o'' i4'n enAi-
acterlze musicians of the highest class As
result our people may expect to listen to
musical entertainment of pnu.u,ll, bi,h
-. ~,
4uAl's' Inc tol'o"ins program VIII be
rendered
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,. Rectal, Cayatina cabaletta from Enani
- Ferdi-Mr L. b. Steward.
D. Nofhe' 500 Stieeted-Mr' H. b. han.
ui.s Annie GrraI., ] - -" ''"'N'''
j. Novelette,. op., No. l-Sehuman-M j.
}, Turner.
"u, .'t "Cin a., Is MihuiN jan
Par, If
/ u,rgn.,ito Al, ~ s,aah.n
=. Erl koening Schubert-Liszt,
Mr.. Frederick Lane,
2 81 iief Love 'ief 81. iffsye
4 Corpa, s,to 5.al.o,.,' A.. % II NJ,
3 Selection from strauss opera-The Met
ry War.
Neoi'"' anu Aria-in am IN. Nahho' RI!
Duett- plea.edo
Miss Annie Greeley Mr.. A. l.. Berry.
Chorus Long ihreatning Comes at Last.
n,.,, ~. u..I,I "Gius
Mrs. l., r., steward MI ! r wh,,wore
Mr. Robert Tibh.,ts farmer resident ot
thi. city. returned Monday for4noon after an
absence of ~ vear. and will snerd s.,.,.l
weeks with relatives in this vicinity. MIR
Ti6betts is prosperous lumb.rmap in
Montana.
MIR. Charles Packard of Boston. formerly
Of Gardner, j. spending a fer days AT his
old home.
Mr. J. d. Mari of Randolph met with A
painful accident Yesterday afternoon. While
at work on some repairing the chisel which
he was using slipped and completely severed
the arteries of the left wrist Mr.. Mari
Will be laid up some two or three weeks.
Dr. Turner attended him
y. G. e., DR. Fuller of Bath will be
present at the regular meeting of Maine
Commandery, X. r., next Friday evening
The order Of the Temple will be conferred
unon ono candidate