Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-04

day the llth inst, viii be observed with ap-
peopFia,e services during the week BY the
Y. NJ. c. A. Of this city.
A we'll dfesseA man and woman Who were
both badly insoxieated, we're pat In the
police station Saturday afternoon IL seems
that the couple ezme down on the kennebee
Friday night, meeting each osher for the
first time on tie s1eAmer. They both oce1-
pied s,ateroom together, and on their arri-
val in this city the woman notified the city
marshal that she had been robbed during
the night. She said that she concealed her
wallet in her hosiery the night before and
when she looked for il in the morning it was
gone and claimed that her room mate had
stolen il. They we're both locked up and
will be tried Monday morning.
In the case of McNanara ct ais vs..
Booker ct ais, which was tried in this city
last Thursday before Judge Whitehouse Of
the Superior Court. was decided by that gen.
tlemen Saturday in favor of the defendants.
II will be remembered that this case was a
dispute between the Eagles and Continentals
a. to which should have silver cup contes-
ted for by them in IS. The Eagles were
decided BY the judge to be the winners of
the prize and that company were Wild with
delight over the decision ~hen ii reached this
city SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
The Progressive Euehre Club to the num-
Der Of about twenty five, met with Miss Ber-
tha Partridge at her residence on Lincoln
street last Friday evening. A very pleasant
evening was passed away by the company
present Miss Nellie Lambard took the first
ladies prize and Miss Emma Shepard the
BOBBY. In the gentleman's class Nat. Bars
TOW took the fret prize, while Linwood
ID fns,k fka he he nay VI ftrtr
of the club will be with Miss Susie Stephen
son At Togas, on Friday evening, Nov. IL.
l. E Merrill and wife. Skowhegan, and
C. H. Woodbury., Boston, were registered
1t the Evans Saturday.
We understand that the Epworth League,
the young peoples society of the Methodist
church are contemplating a course of in-
expensive entertainments later on in the
season. The course will consist of three
lectures and three musical entertainments.
with an admission fee of only fifty cents for
the entire course.
On Wednesday evening, Nov 18th, several
of our young men will give social dance in
the Grand Army hall. Radcliffe will furnish
music. Prizes will De given to the best
lady and gentleman round dancers.
Mrs. Chas. Douglass returned from Ban
gor Saturday, where she has been to secure
frst-clsss help for the Evans.
g. l.. Briggs, Fairfield, and f. ii. Ross,
Portland, were among the guests at Young's,
Saturdays Kennebec Reporter says
Would it not be good move on the part of
the Y. NJ. c. A. management, to inHugurate
an evening school, where young men who
are employed IN the different manufactures
in the city and thus are denied school priv.
ileges, can have an opportunity to improve
their minds il they 30 desire.
The following officers were elected for six
months in the Pine Tree Temple of Honor,
last Thursday evening; J n. Cannon, W.
c. r.; +. b. Hamliu. w. J. T.; S. Thomp-
son, W. X II Glidden. W. A. r. A. Nc
W. +. r.; James Jones, W. T. !
Al Moody, W. N; George Hodges, w. ID.
N; 5. II. Dow, p. W. C. T.; Rev. b. S.
Rollins. w. c.; 7. Rines, w. c.; W. Rines,
W. 5 John L. Kendall was appointed d.
G. W. I. The officers elect will be in
stalled next Thursday evening.