Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-08
RICHMOND.

AN agent OF the MOnadnoCk Masonic he
lief ASSOCIATION is in town, endesvoring to
organize council. The idea 10 received
With much favor by our Masons.
q. A. B,ale left tDwn Saturday morning
for Boston. He viii make his II, a aiquarter,
IN tb city. having NOV ed h $ fanny there,
while his business here will r, main ia charge
of Ml.s Annie Ridley.
II c Reed, d j q. NJ, assited by =.
A. Osborne. ID ID Il W. installed the ufii.
Ger, for Brunswick obi Fellows. last week
ami will 10 The same for the Bath brethren.
Monday evening.
W Smith and A, G. Thomas visited
Portland FRI 'ay ON business.
X B Hall has been engaged as cornet So
iolst for the Gardiner q X fair.
he outsard freight business at the depot
has increased about a thousand dollars siBce
the annual Sep'ember report, over The same
time lssytar.
Our rOais are in excellent shape for wheel
ing an in prime condition to make good
slrlghing.
One of our traders has announced his in
tention to sell out in a lump or at retail, in
order to move south in the spring.
In The presence ofa large number of me IN
bers ami their friends the following officer.
of John Merrill Post. g. A. X were install
ed fiiday evening Commander,J II Little !;
Senior Vice Commander, Alvin Eastman;
Junior Vice Commander, Cyrus Osb,rn.; :;
Sorgeon, Ablal Litby; Quart. rmarter, f.
G. Boston: Aojutant, W. r. Fsirclouzh;
haplain, Danel Huntington, Officer of the
Day, Augustus O Thomas; Officer OF III.
Guard. I h mas Csrr; Qu.r,erma.ter Ser
geant W. II. Whitney; S,rgeans> Major, c.
h. Palm.
Harley Avery has purchtsed the notion
stock OF A. l. Prcble and has removed il to
hi. Front street store.
lax payers hsv been no fled that real
estate taxes paid March 1-t will be alver
Used and that those Who owe poll taxes
Feb. lst ~lii be sutj ct TO arrest
Under the new time table, eastern trains
lea,e here at $50. II rs, and I22 A. NJ.
a"d 06 aud 81 +. NJ west, rn at :. .03 am
10 80 A Nj, ahd 3 81 81 aud II ~ Z. NJ
UwHg 10 n mi n de ,taudirR q as to time
m etinR, the organization of the king's
Daughters was postponed to the early part
OF this week.
6. + Ames Of Lewiston and @ z Ridley
of Bn1svick were in town over SUNDAY.
4 II Sts,kird ,pent SUNDAY at Bath.
Mr.. anil Mrs. J. :. Ci ayman spent sunday
wi r, latIv.s il Watervihe
Don't fail 10 att nj the performance of
Queen Esther at the Gardiner Opera House,
tuesday evening
The following are the officers for the next
term of krDnebtc Valley ErcsmpneDt, No
50 l. +, L II. Staiblrd: \. W. w n
iIarloS j W, W. y. I bbers; Scribe, II
{. Reed, Treasurer. NJ G. 3uker.
A. Proctor vas in Brlps.ic ick, Saturday
Mr. A. L. Drew 10 at home from Rbud,
Island.
Quite large amount Of stock
In the Fort Pave Coal and
lion ompany ~ b. en- taken in town. The
Pr s'deDt, Col j. W Spsuliing IL an Oil
resident and his conBs ciion th the compa-
ny, gives our people conf ience in it
Mrs. w c s. les, Mrs A. G. Thomas.
Misses Alics Libby, Fam ie l. bby, Mar
Li1by, Maud Harlow. Leslie Hall. Lama
Dinslor, and Liza K ed, M-srs Fred J
Libby and " ard Rhodes were admitted 10
~ motrship in the tongiegationsli.t church
sunday.
Rev. Mr. Stiles will hold preaching .ervi-
res at the Co"gregs'io0sl church each even
ing this week, CONNIE eDeing at q quarter to
seven.
Miss. Maud Harlow vas at home from
the GDrham Normal sth hool over Sunday
su idav Waller Scotr, ag.d nearly four
teen years, passed away after several week.
Of the mos acute .uf, ring A. -e have
efore sritten be received severe injuries to
hi. spine during rough play a, school The
NY was an exceedingly smart and set y. lad
a favorite With ali and hi. sad dab throvs q
leeD gloom over his school, which com
menced Monday. Teacher. and papil. can
moi be t 20 careful in checking too bois,erou.
sport. a. ia sho~n by this sad cas-.
The schooner Marion Diaper Iosfied With
paint for the HallowelI oil O h factory as
tosed to this port yesterday BY one Of the
Morse tugs. This is az occurrence rhicn
mas OF had parail.l within the memory Of
he oldest inhabitaat.
g b. Cotton and A. c Sampson Lave
'o~n Tuesday, the former for Mayland, the
after for New Jersey. where they will spend
the winter.
The Boston Opera Company have can
celled their eagsgs ment ct the Opera House.
AID will appear later, probably the first Of
February.
A. W. smith sprained his snkls badly,
Sunday evening on his way to church. The
injary confines him 70 his hoass.
The funeral services Of the late Mr.
RlteA ONeil we're keId Suu1av and eho