Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-14

be accommodated. But one more MONTH
meeting in th:s series will be held. when i
January the new series will be commenced
| At that time subscribers will only have :
\ pay one dollar per share. We have severs
times explained the advantages Of this ssso
citation, but We will only say this time if ye,
wish to make . dollar, no one barred. call OF
VIM. Perkins, secretary Of the association
Al his office in Rogers block, who will fur
uish all the information that may be desired
j. W. Peacock returned Wedne sdsy frou
. business trip to Boston.
L. ID. Tasker, the horsemsn, is expected
home today with = cargo of horses from
Aroostook county.
Coal costs fifty cents more on a ton, in thi.
city, this year than last, the cause being laid
TO the fact that ii costs thirty five cents more
ton to have it shipped here.
c. NJ Day, the grocer, recently sent
twenty live barrels of his best apples TO Bos-
ton parties, receiving for the came Sl0o. OF
81 a barrel.
Thanksgiving two weeks from today.
Our grocers have made an agreement not
to keep their stores open Sunday mornings
hereafter, in order TO allow some the chance
of ordering their Sunday diuner on that day.
Little has had half dozen arc lights put
into his store, which are connected with the
day circuit, so that he can light his store in
the day time when it is nee, ssary.
Next Monday forenoon At ten o'clock gal
lery seats for the concert at the Thanksgiv-
ing ball, will be on sale at Blanchard's book
store.
1t is reported that the kimbali Bros, who
own the shoe factory in this place, are ne
gotiAtng for the purchase or lease of the
two shoe factory buildings in Richmon l, made
vacant by the removal of Caldwell i Libby
TO Randolph. 1t is thought if this should be
done, that the kimbslls will remove their
kennebunk stock to Richmond.
The kenn. bee arrived in Gardiner We'd
Iesday morning At s 35 O'Clock, which is the
best time of the season.
Fred White, the shoe man, arrived home
from his Boston trip Wednesday.
The house and ell of Mr.. Joe. Farrell,
who lives about mile from East Pttston
village, on the Windsor road. were burned
to the ground "Wednesday morning. between
twelve and one O'Clock. The barn. which is
situated near the buildings, was saved, 10
gether with the live stock, farming tools,
etc. also some of the household furniture.
The fire is supposed to have caught from a
spark from the chimney. The loss is not
IL, IL II,
at least, by insurance.
Mrs. Freeman Trott is in Boston visiting
friends for n week or more.
The funeral services of John Hatch, who
died of apoplexy in Richmond Monday night
will take place this Thursday afternoon at
two o'clock, local time, at the residence OF
Mrs. Goodwin on Robinson street Rev. g
W. Hunt will conduct the services, aud the
| Iluivpraa lisf choir " iii furnish Nh. u,usic
John Berry, Lewiston rounder was
locked up "Wednesday forenoon for drunken
ness.
Mrs. Capt. Whi,more and laughter left
on Wednesday for Baltimore where they will
join Capt. Whitmore for sea voyage.
Next Monday will be pay day IN the rail-
road For good and wise reasons the pay
day is changed from Saturday to Monday by
the contractors.
Next Saturday afternoon at o'clock seats
will be on sale at the Opera House for the
Swedish Male Quartet which will he here one
week from today (Thursday,)
Capt. +. ID. Haley returned from his Vir-
ginia trip Tuesday evening.
Joseph Jordan, Bridgeport, Pa, and p. }
Foley, Boston. were among the guests at
YOung's, Wednesday.
There is some talk being made of having
the Amherst Glee Club, which consists of 25
male voices direct from Amherst College, at
the Opera House, sometime during January,
if satisfactory arrangements can be made.
II. S. colby, Portland, and C.. c. Reed,
Rochester, N. Y, were registered at the
Evans, Wednesday.
The foundation for the new depot at Togus
has all been laid and workmen are now get
ting ready to put up the frame.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Universe
list church held a supper at their church
Wednesday evening.
The Nahumkeag Tribe of Red Men of this
city will pr. sent their play "Mock Adoption"
at the Opera House sometime during the
month of January. The play will be de-
scriptive of work in the above order, intro
ducing Indians in full dress and all the acces
sories. The following gen'cmen have charge
of the affair aud vii 20 their um ,st to make
it success: A. l. Stepl enson, Ben Shaw,
W. G. Ellis, Geo orge Mari and II A. Fuller