Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-23

time At the Thanksgiving Ball, at the Open
House next Thursday evening. The Canton
Evergreen, under whose suspiees the afaiI
Is given, will parade to the Opera House in
full dress uniform on she night of the ball.
Pailen's Orchestra will give a grand concer,
before the ball. Supper will be served at
II p. NJ. in Young's Hotel. A beautiful
souvenir dance order will be presented to
every lady who is present. A large number
from Augusta, Hallowell and the surround
ing towns have signihed their intention of
being present, aud it will De just what the
Canton have planned for-the event of the
season.
Preble { keene have just added to their
/ stock Of furniture, household goods, et,., .
| large line of handsome silverwxre. crockery.
| chandeliers and Christmas goods. that are
very snowy and attracting great deal OF
attention.
Newspaper business in Gardiner must be
on the boom. On Friday our friend W. j
Lsnders of the Reporter, had q hands ,me
Gilbert Grand piano put into his residence.
+. S Mcfarland. Lewiston. A. IL. Cooper
and j. E. Miller, Auburn, were among the
guests at Young's Friday.
Rev. $. n. Adams of South Gardiner,
will deliver an address TO young men, next
Sunday afternoon at four o'clock, in the
rooms of the Y. NJ. c. A.
f f. Lewis, the architect, is making the
plans for handsome altar for the Catholic
church in Richmond.
J. X. Sawtelle of this city has rose bush
In his yard which he has just covered up
for the winter. that stands eighteen feet aud |
two inches in height, of this years growth. |
1t is of the ''Qaeen of the Prairie Rose"
variety, and was planted three years ago this |
a axstla IL S,ll
into good ground, for We have yet to hear of /
one that can beat il.
On Thursday, while playing polo on the |
Highia id avenue school grounds with num-
Der of other boys, Joseph Tyler, u email boy |
who resides on Winter street, was struck in
the mouth by Il hard rspped bail. and now
carries around n bruised and battered lip |
aud with tooth also nearly knocked out as
n result of the accident.
Next Monday evening. and continuing |
every Monday evening for five weeks, there
viii be given course of lectures in the
Randolph Methodist church that cannot fail |
of being appreciated, besides drawing u large /
number to hear them. We give below the
list of speakers, together with the dates and
the subjects: Monday, Nov. 25, Rev. r.
W jenkins of Gardiner, subject. Spirit
Copying; Monday. Dec. 3D. Rev. A. T.
Dunn. ID. d., of Portland, subject. What
Shall We DO With Our Boys?"; Monday,
Dee 9th, Rev. Geo. W. Hunt of Gardiner,
subject, ''Other Mems Shoes; Monday,
Dee :3d, Rev. G. X. Palmer of Augusta;
subject, "rhe Union that Saves Our Union;
Monday, Dec. Both, Rev. ii. A Clifford of
Dexter. subject, "Scenes and Incidents in
New Orleans"
There will be the usual meeting at the
Reform Club Hall in Davenport block, Sun
day afternoon at five o'clock. Rev. =. N.
Adams of South Gardiner will be among the
speakers.
woodward, the jeweler has put in over
$4,000 worth of jewelry in his already finely
furnished store within the last two weeks for
Christmas trade.
u. II. Farley, Lawrence, Mass and }. s.
Cox, Oshkosh, Wis, were registered at the
Evans, Friday.
Those of our juvenile population who are
anxious to learn how to dance need not be
ienied the privilege this winter. This after
noon. from one to three o'clock, Prof. l.. N.
Perkins of Augusta will conduct a juvenile
class in dancing at Library Hail. while at the
three o'clock, Prof. ii. NJ. Pullen of Au-
susta will commence his juvenile dancing
class in the same hall.
Rev. 6 W. Hunt of this city. will deliver
IN address before the Methodist State Mis-.
'ionary Convention, which meets in Portland
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday of next
seek. His subject will be 1.-The importance
IF our schools among the heathen."