Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-10

"a Lewiston
Nis. Mamie Lynch Iefs yesterday N ih>
Kessebec for Boston.
Mr.. Nelson Crane Ieft yesterday on
business sT.p 70 Noesebead Lake.
Mics Frances Lapham, Of Augusta, ID
,isiting Miss Marie Theme u Togus.
Miss May johnson has returned from an
..,eaded visit % friends in Massachusetts.
Mr. asa Mrs G. w. curtis, and Miss May
Blanchard returned from Hampton, Monday.
Mr.. ofs,sr Turner, Bo~dosn -, returned
% college yesterday to complete bis ssuiies.
Mr.. Ralph Pia,sted will spend the re-
u.;n41r of the xesk with friends 10 Skov-
hsgsS-
Prof. iIasIos. vho has been spending .
.ao,, vacation at Ocean Point, resarn<d yes
esday.
Mr.. Joe Young. clerk al Kinsman's corner
drug store, returned from too weeks vaes-
ton "Trip yesterday.
Councillors Carr And Lord we're in the
city Yesterday making arrangements in reis-
lion 10 the Getty sburg trip.
Mr. Emile Barber sailed from Paris last
Saturday sad 10 expected 70 arrive in Nev
Yak ty the 10th Of the month
a.. Maaie I. White left on the boat yea
,rsiay for Boston. She will return 70 pursue
her stables al Wellesley College.
Rev. Mr.. Grifia. pastor Of the UnitariAn
church in this city is supplying the pulpit At
Togus during the present month.
Mr.. Albert q. Spiller, who has been Wait
ins hi. uncle. Gov. Bnrleizh, returned to his
home in North Abingdon, Mass, yesterday
Mr. f. NJ Bsynton is spending short
time At OCEAN Point. He started yesterday
morning. making the trip by private convey
anec.
K. NJ Stanley. city editor Of the
Bangor News, passed through the city yes
rrday. on his way to Lewiston, where he
viii represent the News ut the fair.
Among the passengers on the Kennebec
~ere Mrs. Everett Hall. y. r. 70 SON.
A. y. Bangs and Miss Lutte A. Besle.
Mis-. Lena Bean returned SATURDAY from
Eve ~eeks vacation, during which she visited
many towns in Washington Co, taking in
the Eastern STATE Fair, Friday, 90 her way
home.
John ". Lake, the man who was dis
charged BY the court yesterday from the
charge Of larceny, left yesterday for Boston.
He will return To his home in New York.
He expressed himself as satisfied with his
treatment,
Mr.. r. NJ. Banding. of the Industrial
Journal Bangor. pa.sei through the city
Yesterday, On his way To Portland, where he
act. A. delegate from the Basgor Board of
Trade to the convention called to organize a
State Board Of Trade. From fortian he
GOES 10 Lewiston, representing his paper at
the far.
Mr. td"'n + fsrnham, onc of the pro-
prletors at the i'aariman q farnham bag
gage and ps '.enger route. has been appointed
~ carrier No 2, To succeed Mr. Chas- Guild.
Mr. farnhhm is former empioye Of the
Office tnd has alresiy hii considerable tx
perienos Ia handling Uncle Sans mails.
fhe appointment gives general satisfaction
Messre sullivan and Ring II the Augusta
base ball team left on the boat yesterday for
their homes in Boston and vicinity They
have both proven themselves fine ball play
ers and gentlemen, and will always find the
residents of Augusta always glad to see them
il the eliy. either in a professional or unpro-
fessonsl capacity. Sullivan is n superior
pitcher, and uses his head and hands both
when in the boz, and is the peer Of any
twirler in the State. As short stop Ring is
one of the finest, his superior work in that
position winning him hosts of admirers dur
ing his stay in the city.
ro-d,v il. rho a.v thu. p,of Small make.
nj. ,.,,,,., ,.,..h,,s Lon, ~ 1000 fen, n, Nh.
I.exi.,ou STATE Fair grounds and tbou.,od.
will be there to witness the feat. III you
cannot go To day be sure and go tomorrow
AS he will repeat the performance In addi-
ton to this feature others equally AS a'trsc-
tive have been secured. The renowned
PAGER. Little Brown jug. will pace exhibi-
ton miles every day. His record Is note
worthy in this. he paced the three fastest
heats OF any horse In the world, VIZ Zlit.
III, i23 He Is in fine form though having
had few fast miles in the past few years.
In very easy mile in ESQ last week he
was sent home from the last quarter in ~
seconds. He is fat but is rapidly approach
ing condition, and should be in good shape
for this Maine State FAIR lie - horse oil
powerful build, his name being misleading
ss he stands l5d hands and weighs 900 lbs.
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In accordance with the vote ana S'nefsiiy
expressed desire OF the members 't tn's As
soctaaon Ia" year the rii'eehth ""'u'' 1872
union OF the Ihird Maine Regiment wal oe
held at Fort fopham, on wednesday sept
Ill., 1852. Comrades viii assemble on
Steamboat wharf at bsth' ana proceed oy
SfpaneF perpy W the Fort. Tickets