Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-05

usmps to Jail. Monday ao-ning. all being
found ! nat village.
JOS. Lewis, .iie cr-ires- II the Seldierz
Home. T2zas. lsas tx N tb- contract to pu
in the sieEn-l eafir apparatus in the new
| school hess. A. the Nav Mills.
Capt G. !. Thaus son. ! tie of the Islander
has sgetza. ne ST f,a.ss Lizzi- u. Saos
an Ut rai her On he route hssseen this
city zisi .zia. b glafiag O.. T'z-s'iss next
The ssias siii cav ii steaI soxt - h&rf
every u1raisg Mono vs. excep.e stopping
at all plaes bstxeel siardiner sad Bath
Sunds, the e amer u su1 - 3ssthbay
returning th : Agg.
We are =. aled that 81 y Lawrence,
the dancing master, is SOL - iorm dancing
school in this city.
The David Laaders residence on Bruins
wick street WAS sold at auction Monday after
noon to j. Kidder Foy for $500, and the
taxes for 1889. The present owner will re-
pair the building some what and rent it.
Police Court; The following business
was transacted before Judge Lzrrabee Mon
day morning john Collins, Bangor. and
Frank Beverly, MaehIas, were each given
fifteen days in jail for drunkenness Avi
johnson Of this city paid his fine for the
same offence. Mira. Belle Boynton, who
said she hailed from Skoshegan. and was
arrested Saturday afternoon for drunkenness,
together with fellow named Edgar Fisher
of Boston, was released in the evening as
she found her purse which she said Fisher
had stolen. Fisher was up on the charge of
drunkenness Monday morning and having
plenty of money paid his fine
Nike Daily has been engaged to windup at
local sparring exhibition in Foxcroft within
the next three weeks with local sparrer.
Heath Post of this city will observe the
twenty-second anniversary Of their organizs-
ton on Friday evening, Nov. 18th. with sp-
propriate ceremonies. Speeches appropriate
to the occasion together with music will be
in order, after which a collation. will be
served.
Harry Hinis, a popular young man in this
ci,v, who has been i'll for the last three
weeks, was out on our streets, Monday.
Lebanon Royal Arch Chapter will hold
their election OF officers tomorrow (Wednes-
day evening
John j. Turner, the well-known musician,
has been engaged as organist at the Univer-
salist church for the winter season
+. s Wentworth, the engineer of the
Gardiner Augusta accommodation train, has
returned to his post after two weeks
sojourn at Portland and other places
II. +. Blanchard, clerk at Hotel North,
Augusta, was in the city Monday.
Bills are ont for masquerade ball to be
given in the & A. K hall, on "wednesday
evening", Nov 18th The affair is under the
M agemaat pf J. Conaors, +. \. Dunton,
6. ). iIarso ooi AMI G. G.. Hartman,
Hotel Arrivals Monday; Youug's, II NJ.
Allen, Lynn; I. Darling, Portland. Evsns,
F. o. Gibbs and wife, Boston; Joseph s.
Hughes. Lpwyil'e, n. Y
We understand that the Augusta young
gentlemen VINO gave a dance in that city one
evening last week, fel; it very keenly be
cause Of The noit-appearance of several in
site'i Gardiner )Ing gentlemen.
A. J. Dean. who has been employed in the
Gardner E!ge Tool Co. works for some.
le0gtG OF time, left on Moniay in company
with his wife, for Belfast, where it his pur
pose to locate
Ihe South Gardiner stage coach which il
viii be remembered was wrecked badly
b, train running into it, was brought 10
this city Moaiay, where, we understand, 1t is
Ia be repaired ard once more put into rs
usual cphiltlUn.
+. W. GatcheiI, with TIE Gardiner Crayon
Co, was the genIlepan VINO hell the lucky
ii. ket in the drasiug for the picture at Nes-
bert's ,hce store Saturday afternoon
Df lie Clair. Augustus French physician,
was II the city Monday.