Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-16
and their friends At an oyster supper on
Thursday evening at the church ye ssrv

and their friends At an oyster supper OF
Thursday evening at The church vestry.
The following named gentlemen wer,
draw Yesterday as iurors for the April tern
Of the United States circuit court At Port
land: Grand juror. Ray T. Wood anc
David 3 Stevens; petit iarJrs. George E
Reed and George N. Douglass
IRE new desk WAS placed in S. n.
AAxcy's insurance Office yesterday for the
use Of the city clerk, Mr.. c. .. Wsdsworth
business meeting Of the Y. W. c. A.
VIII be held this evening at the rooms. A
full atts ndanee Of active members is request
ed As in portant matters will be considered.
Mr.. Z. E. Lewis the architect of this city
went o Boston yesterday with the State
board Of health They will make a thor.
oogh examination of the school houses of
the Hub and vicinity. Mr.. Lewis 10 con-
nected with the board of health in this city.
Mrs. Louisa Steider is on visit to her
brother. Mr.. Stephen T. Merrill, manager
of the Oaklands. Mrs. Steider has been in
California for some years past. and is now
visiting relatives after an absence of fifteen
years from this city.
Misses Coonay and Sampson will hold
their spring opening, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday Of this week Al the emporium.
Exquisite pattern hats and bonnets from
New York, untrimmed hats in all shapes,
flowers. feathers, ribbons and fancy goods
In abundant and delightful confusion, form
the attractions.
Smith, Tobey { Co. received a car load
OF potatoes from Skowhegan parties, yester-
day.
The Pilgrim Fathers hold sale at their
hall this evening.
j. W. Bodwell, of the RodweIl Water
Co., OF Oldtown, vas in the city yesterday
at the johnson house.
Mrs Al. Moody WAS taken sick with diph-
liberia Sunday. At the came time another
case appeared in the person of the hired girl
in the same family, which resides at No. %
Highland Avenue. The place has been
quarantined by the board of health.
Wes. Gordon, rather plucky gentleman
of Randolph, had quite lively scrimmage
with three drunken roughs from South Gard
iner, Sunday afternoon. The crowd en-
deavored to enter the house by force and
succeeded partially. but before they had
very far were met by Mr.. Gordon
" ho threw two of them into the street in
quite lively and rather q mixed up manner.
The third took the hint and left peaceably.
One of the offenders was arres sted by Officer |
COnnor but the rest escaped.
Sewail b. Collins left yesterday for Ly m,
Mass.
The schooner A. +. j. Morse was towed |
into port yesterday by the Lynn.
Messrs. Geo. and Arthur Brown left for |
Boston Sunday night on the pullman.
Silas Blodgett q deaf and dumb resident
Of Randoll h died suddenly yesterday. He
vas about 20 years of age. Heart disease
Tas the supposed cause.
case of diphtheria appeared in French
family in what is known as the Bee Hive"
in Randolph yesterday. The building is
occupied by five families and the four re-
naming have been ordered out. If the re-
luiremen of the board of health are not
complied with the entire building will be
placed under quarantine. The board of |
health have taken charge of the affected |
enement.
Mr.. o. c. Rollins the popular proprietor
,f the Evans presented his guests and board
,rs with some fine spring lamb for yester-
lays dinner.