Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-14

GARp1SER, Oct. IL.
The Nancy J. Cooke" store. AT the south
end, which is now run as an eating house and
saloon was sold on Saturday to parties in this
city.
young lady and Waterville business man,
whose home is in this city is looked for now
on any day.
The next meeting of the Eprorth League
will be held next Friday evening, the 18th.
at the residence of George L. Drake in
Farmngdale \ | the m -nber. and those
desiring to become such. are cordially invited
to be present II will be an evening with
Longfelow and the follosing attractive pro-
gram has been laid out:
Essay Longf.lov's Youth, Miss Clifford
Violin solo, Miss Edith Newell
Essay, Longfeow's life from Il years till death,
Charles Lehman
Song The Bridge, Miss Blanchard
Quotations.
Reading, The Wreck Of the Hes eru.. M.. B't nett
Piano SOLO, Miss Cunningham
Essay Circumstanees connected with th. writing Of
the "vilage blacksmith and the Arm CHAIR
Miss Wsdsworth
Song The Psalm Of Life, Quar'et,e
Realiny, Extract from IT Ruiidng of the ship"
Piano solo. Miss Drake
9noiatio1.. ,,.,,,.,.
Mrs. George Files who has been vi 'iting
friends in Gardiner. returned home Satur
day.
Mr. Ed. Tohey ore of on leading grocery
men, is confined to bis hnuse BY reason of
the removing of a felon from the middle
finger of the right hand. The operation was
performed by DR.. Strout and Mr.. Fred
Strout.
"They-say but don't-you-men .ion-t," that
the Dame Rumor column which has just
been started in the Reporter has made a hit
and should be continued.
Mr.. NJ. S. Spear will resume his duties in
the mail service on wednesday next.
The Randolph Base b.! Club which has
recently finished the season. have made q
pretty good record for an sn ateu- team
They have won FIVE. lost one, All tied one,
total seven. They defeated the Rchmonds.
Bowdoinhams twice, Kennebec Arsenals and
Cony High Schools one each. we're defeated
by the GARDENERS and tied the Richmonds
Financially the season has been q success
having paid all their expenses and partially
paving for new uniforms.
Happy Johnny was an attraction. a. the
Salvation Army barracks. Saturday aad Sun
day.
Saturday afternoon the long talked about
drinking fountain was replaced by the street
commissioner to its old place on Maine avenue
near Jackson's drug store.
Mrs. B. r Stone is in Braintree, Mass
| visiting relatives.
The Eagle Hose Co. are negotiating for
| the room over Cookies drug store. to be use
a. hall where they may hold their meeting.
and sociables.
Ed. Dill 10 in Lewiston doing job for the
Holmes Co.
The drawing Of seats for the Y. NJ G. A.
course took place Friday evening. Every
seat in the body Of the house but seventy fvs
we're sold. and nearly all of the front seat
in the gallery have been taken. The seat
sold are not for the frs, entertainment aion,
but for the entire course. This ia 4 wo1d =
fully good sale, and only goes to prove tina
when our people have . good thing the,
are always quick to appreciate the fact an'
bestow their patronage accordingly.
Gen Luther Stephenson vas in the cit,
Saturday.
On Wednesday afternoon the Baptis
Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs. G
W. Gillette Washington street.
/ On Wednesday the 2sth inst. the druegis.
Of Gardiner will close their respective place
Of business At O'Clock, standard time, ever
evening but Saturday. This arr.r gemen
takes effect the 2sth Of the present month
and lasts until Monday, May 5tb. 1890. ez
cepting the holidays.
Miss Louise Phillips Of Providence. vh
has been visiting Miss Nellie Hunt in hi
} city returned home Friday.
Grand Outer Guard Frank Goodrich q
this city will assist in the institution Of th
new Knights Of Pythias lodge II Old Orchaa
Monday evening.
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