Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-27
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| 4 Day at the Lake-ltdoumua0g Ser
mon LsctuEss-0sosral GOSSIP.
| Messrs. Rev II. Z. Foss. =. Z. Besne, c
K Howe and C. B. Hobbs spent pleasan
day Ut the beautiful Cobbosseecontee Thur
day. They set sail upon the little stesu
launch which runs upon that lake, and nads
| the entire circuit.
| Miss Lidie Hobbs, daughter Of Mr.. C. B.
Hobbs. is visiting in Fairfield.
Mr.. Z. II. Atkins and daughter Miss Ma
ME, will 90 to Kennebunkport on Monday
next, where they will spend = week or svo
with Mr.. Atkins mother.
At Capital Grange fair, to be holden in
Augusta in September. our talented lady
artist, Mrs A. G. Currier. is appointed q
committee on nne arts; on fancy quilfs, Miss
Eva Paine; on afghan carriage robes, ETC..
Mrs George A. Yeaton; domestic knitting,
Mrs. j. H. Yeaton; miscellaneous. Mrs.
Mary A. Packard.
The usual services at St. Matthews to-
morrow. sixth Sunday after Trinity. will be
at Q 80 p. NJ.
Cards have been received announcing the
marriage Of Mr. George Clinton Wadleigh
and Miss Alma Laura Hodsdon. Wednesday,
July "a At home Thursdays. September
18th and 26th. No. ~ Summer street. Hsver-
hill. Mass.
mence q series Of midsummer sermon lect
ures. to be Riven on alternate Sundays
through August and September. in the Meth
odist church. The series will embrace the
story Of the Prodigal in three chapters The
fom il
home. why?" The music will be by . cho-
:us choir. composed Of the members Of the
former choir, to which will be added chill
dren's voices. and will he under the musical
leadership Of Mr.. +. II Atkins. The ser
vice is at 80, and 4 cordial invitation 10 ex-
tended to strangers to attend.
There i, to be an important meeting of
the Band Of Hope at P. NJ. today in the
Baptist vestry.
AT the regular meeting OF the Sanborn
Lodge No. 93, i.O O. =. held THURSDAY
evening, the following officers were installed
by d. ID G. NJ, +. l. Pond, assisted hy
grand officers A N. J. Lovejov, c. y. Kill
breth, w II Reed, G. =. Libby. and II. l.
Head +. X Bacon, Noble Grand A. Lit
tlefield. Vice Grand: Archibald Campbell,
Rec. Sec Daniel Hanscom. Treas. &; G. A.
Winter. r S. N. G.; G. A. HUI. l. g. "
G.. j. II Lord. Warden: Geo. Steward, |.
c.; Daniel Allen. O. G. Jane. MARTIN.
Chap; c. +. Runnells. r. 8. V. G.; g. f.
Coombs. L. s. VIC.
The Bailey praying band, which was to
have opened = series Of meetings in the Free
Will Baptist chapel Thursday afternoon, did
not appear.
The Registers editor has been vacationiz-
ing at Cobhosseecontee lake.
Mr.. Benz. Pitman Of Salem. Mass. is ex-
pected on the boat today for weeks visit.
The electric lights Thursday evening
seemed to be extremely uncertain as to
whether their services were needed. Sever
al times the city was left in absolute dark
ness for quit long periods.
Mrs G. NJ. G~ynne Of New York. 10 the
guest of Mr. and Mrs J f. Brsnn.
Mr.. Henry P. Lord Of this city, son Of
Leverett Lord Esq who fell thirty fell 30
feet at Capt Rich's ice houses Thursday, is
no better, and Is thought to be quite severely
injured. DR. Frederic Of Augusta, is in at
tendance. but cannot as vet tell what the re-
suit may be. Some Of the ribs are broken,
and his head Was badly bruised.
Telegraphic news was received Thursday
Of the death of Mrs. James Lakeman. widow
Of Capt. Moses Lskeman. and formerly .
resi- '-rt of Hallo~ell. The body is to be
brouvh. hero for in,erment.
Mrs Calvin Latin. and her four children
returned to their home in Fall River. Mass.
after a six weeks visit in Maine. Mr.. Calvin
Latin, formerly of this citv. is overseer Of
the spinning room Of the Shove Mills. in
Fall river
NJ. NJ. Stone. Esq. and Miss Gertrude,
went to Fl. Pophsm this morning for short
visit.