Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-18

Daily kennebsf Aournal.
SATURDAY, NAY IS, 1898
VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO nAy
Nkw ADVERTISEMENT
Observation-Disclosures.
See sdy't of ". Il. Fiheld Co,
wanted-tuformatiOn.
Notice ON Composition.
wspted-siN good men.
Socol 2U,7.lrrs.
Fred Brett went up for 50 days YESTERDAY
Several Augusta gentlemen will spend tia
Sabbath at Ocean Point.
Straw berries are reported as scarce AMI
high even for this early time.
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trees have fallen before the axe
| A little soap and water would MATERIAL,
brighten the glass which covers the T. o
boxes
Thomas Francis. for drunkenness Wa,
sent up for thirty days in the Chelsea COM,
recently.
s. c. c. Ward is making extensive i'm.
provements on his residence ON Scbool
street
G. d. Haskell, the East Side grocer, will
have supply of strawberries for hi, Gus.
toners today.
A party of gypsles in an "Arnos,ook q,
Bust" wagon with vestibule attachment passed
through this city recently on their way dosp
river
+ r. Fairs horse ran away, smashing
wheel of the delivery wagon, YESTERDAY. II.
was stopped by Fred Grant after lon,
chase.
Secretary Young of the State board a,
health reports two new eases OF scarlet feye,
at kents Hill, Readfed. Neither are stu
dents at the seminary
The annual returns from schools are ran
idly coming in. About wo-thlrds of the
fiscal and nearly AS many of the statistie.
returns have been received.
Adjutant General II. NJ. Sprague returned
yesterday from the wilds of Penob.cd
county. where, with Major c. j. House, he
has been on fishing trip. Both caush,
large strings of trout.
The comptroller of the currency has called
upon all the National Banks for statement
of their condition at the close of bushes,
May -. These statements are made five
times each year upon call.
Fifteen hundred hlol reports just issued
have been sent to ali parts of the State
Each supervisor or experimenting school
committee OF each tosn is entitled uy Law To
three copies OF the report
| Several members OF the Jury serc III,
charged yesterday aud only One pa el /, nos
left. One jury man, vino had served FORTY.
,A days, received M payment SO 81. tie
largest sun pid tor ,inglr term tor ZONE
years.
10 express ii-r .rdId aud heartfelt ihauk,
% III sInt I.!vuj> who t., thcr clntrbu
lions AMI ptc,r e., assist iu makug the
sale az surre: of lnur ia, evening per
feet success
Mis- Aunie L Na1lt has returned and
will commence Wx week To wv, lessons IN
draw ny and painting Her pictures are on
exhibition at her home on Winthrop Street
Orders for Crayon and Pastel portrait. will
receive prompt attention.
large amber attended the fair at the
St. Marks Home THURSDAY, during both
Afternoon and evening. An excellent supper
was served. The sale of fancy articles
realz, d about ninety dollars which will be
used for the benefit of the home
+. +. PILkham is building sewer on
Green st. the water pipes Nlckery & lIlll',,
and the Maine Farmer office are undergongre-
pairs and alterations. j y. Wade is grazing
his grounds On Sewall St slight leak 10
the water pipe in the mill yard was repaired
yesterday.
The Boston and Maine will transport bi.
cycles free On the day OF the Maine division
meet in B,ddclori, MAY 3nth rhe usual
rate is 80 cents each way b-tsrcn Bhle-
ford aud Portland. The Maine Central Of
frs half rates On that das, aud also carries
wheels free.
The new C0ngr. gttional Chapel will be
used for the first time Sunday evening No
special exercises will be hrld TIL the dell'
cation, the dat of which has not yet been
decided upon. The building will be illumln'
ated by six ihcandesceut lights which were
put in yesterday.
The local ice dealers are interested in the
fact that in single issue the lee Trade
Journal notes the present or near prospective
opening of fifteen new ice manufacturing e.
Establishments Most of them are in the south
and Southwest, where ice can be made srti-
fnf all aba al. 4.