Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-18
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son left on the Pullman last night for Boston.
The fair Of the Ladies Aid Society Of the
Randolph Methodist church opened this even
ing with good attendance. A mixed pro-
gramme was presented consisting Of instru.
mental and vocal music furnished by local
talent. The fair concludes this evening
The "Cony Student" published BY the
students Of the Cony High School. Augusta.
has been received. 1t 10 . newsy school
paper and furnishes an excellent example
for the amateur newspaper editors In our
own High School to adopt. A High School
paper in this city should be = success.
Freeman Hunt was t. jured in Jewetts mill
last evening. His foot being caught in
q loose pulley was carried over and under
the block, crushing the instep. DIR. Strout
was called.
One hundred tickets to the Maritime exhi.
bition at Boston have been sent to Mayor
Spear for gratuitous distribution to the MEM
bers of the city government and the press.
II. J. Piper. Bates 90, will teach the win
ter term of school at Piuston. Mr.. Piper 10
fine scholar and an excellent teacher.
A valuable horse belonging to Mr.. David
Dennis of this city met with serious acci-
dent yesterday. He started to run away in
Depot square and when crossing tie railroad
track slipped in some manner and fell. He
limped badly upon at empting to walk and
DR.. Pickering was called and after an exam
instion found one Of the leg bones ba lily
broken. He thinks he will be able to save
it however without its becoming stiff. The
animal Was valuable one being worth some
thing like $780,
4. W. Aver and wife Of Westbrook we're in
the city today. Mr.. Aver 10 connected with
the s. ID. Warren paper company and WAS
in the city on business at the mill.
Geo. s. Sidney of the "Afound the World
in 80 Days" company, was in the city today
and arranged for the appearance Of the COM
pany in the Opera House, March "a
viii Colburn, an employe in the Caldwell
| & Libby shoe factory, had his left hand
| caught in the mailer this afternoon and lost
the ends of the thumb and frst finger. DR..
Plimpton dressed the wound.
At Young's Hotel today are registered
G G. Fletcher, G. L. Gardiner, J. c. Nal.
com, l. ID. Woodward, +. W. Edwards and
r. Z. Hudson Of Boston; +. Dodge Of Port
land, and W. X. Shsrtleff Of Skow hogan.
Another benevolent lady and gentleman
presented the Y. NJ. Z. A. with 90 yester-
day. So far 20 good. These gifts are
thankfully received, and now il some one
would only give e25 to ensure the ether S2'
promised, matters would look even brighter
than now.
| For some time past in . most mysterious
manner Q person unknown has been indulg-
ing In the malicious breaking Of glass in the
show windows in the stores Of Fred Mllike
and Frank Goodrich Last evening Mr.
Millikeu, who has had several panes broker
| on previous evenings, heard the crash oi
glass in the direction Of Goodfich's store. ant
jumped hastily out, but no one who could b.
suspected vas in sight. A large spike abou
hve inches in length was found in the SHOW
window. Ofcers have been notified and th'
offender will be narrowly watched.
The members Of st. Margaret's Guild hav,
Just completed an order for evergreens 10
Christmas decorations in Leonard Storf'
church in Brooklyn snd in one Of the hospi
tails Of New York. Thee are nov engaget
on the evergreen decorations for Chris
church. which will be decorated during Christ
mas tide ~ in former years.
AZ soon as the apple shipments cease Mr.
c. N. Day will make extensive improvement
in the interior of the old Wakefield store
and will probably connect the two stores b,
an aYchvsy 90 that he may occupy both o
them.
Mrs Frank Torrey Of Bath. 10 the gses
of Mrs. s. Bowman on Brunswick avenue
Mesrs. c. G. Wall sId Thos. Leigh, j
Of HaIlowen. were in Gardiner today.
j The Farmingdaie Progressive Euchr
Club we're enx rtained at the fssideace. o
Mrs. J. c. Atkins this evening.
The Misses Lawrence Of South Gardner
sere calling upon friebds in the city today
Al . meeting Of the young men In the ne
Episcopal choir held tonight Mr.. Hyde O
Augusta vas present and selected the olde
members Of the chorus The full choir vi
consist Of fventy-four.
i At the Evans today sre X. L. House q
Cumberland Mills, 8. l.. BuYgess Of Mer
den. CT. and n. 3 Smith, Geo. z. AIdricl
B. T. SvsB. W. d. Davis, J. c. Atvoot
and J. n. Folsom Of Boston.