Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-13
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but very rev passengers TOOK the otai
yesterday. Quite large quantity of freight
was shipped, including 80 bales of hay.
Col. Wm. T. Eustis of Dixfeld was reg
istered at the Evans Hotel yesterday.
Two distinguished guests were registered
at the police headquarters Sunday, Messrs.
Edward Everett and Thomas Moore. Ed
ward Mccormick was arrested for drunken
ness aud the three were taken to Augusta
Monday morning by City Marshal Norton,
where they will remain tor thirty days.
Rev. Mr.. Glcihiil preached his farewell
sermon ut the Umversalist church on Sunday
morning.
Representatives from the Walworth Mfg
Co, Wholesale dealers in hardware, at l6
Oliver street. Boston, were in the city yes.
terday looking for draught horses, to be
taken to Boston, where they will be used by
the firm in their extensive business.
In recent item your reporter makes the
amount of lumber ,awed at the Bradstreet
Bros mill but 10000 feet. The correct
figures are 10 .0OV,uoO feet
The services at the various churches on
Sunday were specially for young men. AT
the Congregational church Rev Mr.. Jenkins
delivered an address TO young men and in
the evening at tho Metho list house DR..
Bass also preached especially to young men.
The third OF the illustrated sermons in the
Noah series was delivered at the Congrega-
tiona church By Rev. Mr.. jenkins IN the
evening, the subject being "Deceittul Hid
ing Places
Mr. Leonard Moody the well known bro
ker and real estate agent of Brooklyn. NY,
is registered at the Evans, with his wife and
daughter.
AT the regular meeting of the Loan and
Building Association, held last Saturday af-
ternoon, nothing but routine business was
transacted. There are at the present time
1903 shareholders, representing 56S shares.
The association has loane all the money at
its command, and is now in need of more
members, in order that it may be able to
meet the demands made upon it for building
purposes.
Mr. A. q. Chase left for Portland, yes
terday, where he has ,ce pied a position as
travelling sale sman for Geo. c. Frye & Co,
the large drug firm of Portland. Mr. Chase
will travel in New York and the middle
States.
Mis- Susan Adams, former resident of
this city has recently died at Minneapolis,
MINI. Her remains have been brought
home for iuterment She was the daughter
of Nr. Joseph Adams, formerly connected
with the bank in ems city, as cashier.
Mr.. Leonard Moody, former resident of
East PiItston, is spending few days at his
old home. lie is TO cet brate the election
of Harrison aud Morton by serving supper
| at East Ptt>tcn ,ills e this evening, to which
all his neighbors are invited, Qulte num-
Der of people from this city will attend by
F, invitation, and as Mr.. Moody's hospitality is
| well known, all expect a royal welcome and
| a good supper. MIR. Moody is a prominent
republican and is highly elated at the victory
of Harrison and Morton.
During the illness of Mr.. Bowler, the
operator at the Star Photographic gallery
! Mr. Emery Bailey of Augusta. is nlhng thai
! position.
The electric light at the new mills. which
| has been out of repair for the past few
nights, has been replaced by new lamp.
Much excitement prevails over the cele
bration which is to take place this evening
! and extensive arrangements are being made
! hy the owners of business houses and private
residences TO illuminate. The sum of SZ5t
has been raised by the citizens TO defray thu
expenses.
4 rather unique spectacle was seen or
Water street las, evening. The occas on wa:
the payment of an election wager, and in az
cor,iance vi il agreement Mr.. Will Caswel
proceeded to truudle W. c. Wardwell through
Water street in "A nicely decorated wheelbar
row. MIR. Wardwell rode in a luxuriou
easy chair, ard appeared to be much enjoy
ing the arduuus efforts of his democratic pro
peller.
Mr. W. F. Studley left last evening 70
New York, where he will purchase an exten
sive line of fancy goods and furnishings 70
the holiday trade. Mr.. Studiey's new stor'
| is attracting large number of customers
The Ladies Aid Society of the Randolph
| Methodist church is making extensive prepa
| rations for fair to be held on Wednesda
and Thursday ever iags of this week. III
following committees have been appointe
and are doing all possible TO make the affai
success Entertainment, Mrs. G. w
Searles, Miss Annie HodgkIns; supper, Mrs
Charles Kicker; sale, Mrs. Fred liathawa
and Mrs. Chas. NJ rise. Enter ailments cor
ssting Of tableaux, vocal and instruments
music. etc, will he given each evening an
supper aud refre shmeLts will be srged.
large number of fancy articles will be o
sale The proceeds are to be used for re
pairing and improving the church The a.
mission has been placed at 20 cents for sill
Gle admission, season tickets 35 cent
t Randolph and Gardiner people should Civ
their support to The society il their endea
ors to raise the fund for church improv
meDt