Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-25
HALLOwELL.
Project Of Am ateur Dramatic Talent
Coming Sermons-Looking for Lett or
Owners-Personals Cetera.

If Noah had no more ark lights than Halo
well has in her presen electric system he and
his sons must have had hard time of it
watering the critters.
Mr.. George S. Chase, of Cambridge. Mass
is in the city. auditing the accounts at the
Kennebec River Mills.
Mr.. George Ordw ay, formerly of this city.
and until recently of Worcester, Mass, has
removed to Springfield, whence the shoe
fact,,ry with viii ch he is connected has gone
The young eople of the Free Will Baptist
society will give an entertainment in City
Hall this evening. and all are invited to at
tend. Refreshments, consisting of oyster
stew, cake. ice cream, fruit and coffee, will
be on sale from TO l. The entertainment
be furnished by the new Hallowell Orchestra
and the choir of the Free Will Baptist
church.
Mr.. James Harvey, formerly agent of the
Hallowell Cotton Manufacturing Company,
and until recently resident of Farnumsville
Mass. has removed with his family to East
Hampton, town only short distance from
Springfield.
Mr.. W. c. Furnel of Wilton, was in the
city last week on business connected with
his woolen factory.
The A. o. L. W. will present the drama
"a Quiet Home" on the occasion of its levee
December 10, ll-and IL. 1t will be assisted
by the glee club of Augusta.
Yesterday, the Rev. Mr.. Foss commenced
a series Of Timely Topics" sermons by
talking upon Dancing; Right or Wrong,
Christian or Tn Christian, which?'' Next
Sunday, Dec. /, there will be an address on
What the Methodist Church Expects Of its
Members" Dec. s.-Illustrated Temperance
sermon to the Juvenile temperance organiza-
tons of the city; Dec. Is THE World
| for Christ" the annual missionary sermon ;
Dec. 22.-Christmas sermon, Christ, the
Worlds Hope" Jan. 5.-"Thoughts for the
| New Year"
| The following mail matter remained un-
claimed and was advertised at the Hallowell
post Office Saturday evening: Mrs. Will
Bailey, Mrs. Orrin Brown, Miss Berle
Boynton. Michael Bowden, J. E. Conner,
Mrs. Coleman Corners. Miss Julia f. Clark,
Edwin Dearborn. Miss NJ. Davis, W. j
Gardiner, Mrs. Eldors Gullifer, J. NJ. Green
John ID. Hyband. Mrs. J. Hunton, Frank
Hogan, Mrs. J. s. Hill, Miss Sarah Jones,
A. F. Moore, Mrs. Hattie Mastin. Coleman
McCirath, John l.. Palmer. Freeman C
Pera, Lambert Perkins. Miss Annie Ripley
Eugene l.. Smith, Andrew II. Small. A. s
Thing, c. A. Thomas, Mrs. u. A. White.
Mr.. Herbert Wood, foreman of the Hath
away Shirt Manufacturing Company, ant
Mr.. +. Allen. both of Watervile, were in
the city Saturday.
Some Of the local householders who hav,
neglected to take their screens off are sus
pected of letting them remain to keep th'
snow fakes out.
| The regular monthly meeting of the Hal
lowell Loan and Building Association will b.
holden at the City Council rooms this even
ing at ! 80.
The Association of Augusta and Hallowel
Pastors meets with the Rev. s. z. Cochran,
At the Baptist parsonage today. Rev. Mr.
| Cochrane is the secretary Of the association
Mr.. George Minot, Of Bowdoinham, i
visiting in the city.
The italian Band i. not to play At tn
coming Catholic fair, as was expected. Tn
bard evidently does not feel itself competen
! to appear in public. This is the true arts
! spirit. and when it does appear will doub,
less be worth hearing.
All notices and items. to insure insertio
: under .HailoweIl." should be addresse
Correspondent" Box 643, Hallowell. an
. be dropped in the Office before 6 O'Clock @
! the evening preceding the morning on whic
. they are desired to appear.
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