Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-29

Rev. II. A. Griffin's Sunday evening talk
1t the Unitarian church on the subject Can
Fact be Lie" is said to have been one of
the most original and scholarly lectures ever
delivered in the city.
The following were drawn yesterday as
traverse jurors to serve at the November
term Of the SUPERIOR Court which sits at
WateSville the second Tuesday in November
X. b. Capen, $. A. Russell, A. J. Law son.
The supper and entertainment at the Uni
versalist vestry Thursday evening, oct. ~,
will be given by Mrs. s. 5. Williams Mrs.
W. II. Reid, Mrs. A. ID. Townsend, Mrs.
Ruel Glidden, and Mrs. J. s. Hobbs. Sup.
per at half past six.
Some good colts have been promised for
the breeders exhibit tomorrow atth Angus
ia Driving Park. Popular prices will rule,
Admission rs cents to everybody. Grand
stand free. II stormy the meeting will be
postponed to first fair day.
Many of the store keepers on Water
street took advantage Of the rainy weather
yesterday and the store counters and show
windows came in for fair share of stten-
ton, and are looking as bright and clear as
q new button in consequence.
An elegant Ivers 4 Pond piano was placed
in the rooms Of the Y. NJ. C. Association
yesterday and will be used in all services aud
entertainments during the coming year II
10 of excellent tone and finish and is an adj
dition which has been much needed for some
time.
One of the prominent kennebec ice men
was in the city yesterday. lie does not think
that there will be single new ice house
built on the river the coming season. The
ice is nearly all closed out now and should
the season be god one the houses will
probably all be filed.
The schooner Lizzie ), Haynes which was
lost on Bodies island was largely oSned in
this city. j. Manchester Haynes. Geo. +.
Weeks, Geo. N. Lawrence aud Orville ID.
Baker were among the owners. Several Of
these gentlemen held insurance while to the
others it will be total loss.
Harvey W. Miller. member Of branch
No lOos Order of the Iran Hall of ,bi. c;ty
h.. ina, ,ece;x.d , chsck IN, s,oo n. settle.
ment of a claim. Mr.. Miller has recently re-
covered from four weeks sickness and has
received the S25 per week which is pail by
the order TO members suffering from any dis
ability. 1t is a most satisfactory adjustment.
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co,or. an tho two hands i. s,..d;I, iuc,4..;ny
in p.r;. and vii, IDENTITIES. cros. IN. oce.u
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n.,e y,ev and the o,he, bl,ck I'M, many
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ence, and clothe one hand in, say, light aud
the other dark tan.
On Friday evening OF thi. week ali those
who are interested in the formation of a
singing school are requested to attend a
meeting for organization to be held In the Y.
MICA. rooms. The gentleman who ba,
been selected as instructor. Prof parks i.
an acknowledged success AS a teacher in
vocal music and sbould the class he formeJ
it will doubles, be productive Of excellent
resul,s.
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o'a '"'' "eek' a'd '"o"eh n's many ff'eho'
'eJo'ce ~ MS sood fortune IN receiving the
appointment 10 'ne lucrative once oil D. >.
re"s'oh agent yet ali regret to part e'en
temporarily win 'he pe"'ai captain ana MS
charming ~he and daughter. Capt. tlark