Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-16

Boyle Of Ses York. Representing lyeso3,
Bakeman & Tzyior, Nex York. ~ drlive,
an Illustrated lecture on drav lng At the Lin
coin street school house for the benefit OF
the primary and intermediate teachers Of GU.
city, and all others who mas be interested.
In the afternoon the same gentlemen will
speak a; the Central street school house to
the teachers in the grammar school
Tuesday vas one Of the dastiest DAYS Of
the season. AZ the contract for the street
sprinkling closed closed Oct. lst it vas some
time before the sprinkler could De got out,
but it was better late than never.
Mrs. Carrie johnson and Mrs. L. j. Cottie
of Maiden, Mass. who are the guests Of DR..
Packard, left for Dexter in company With
Mrs. Packard. Tuesday afternoon.
IL. b. Toxier, Stratton, and NJ o Neil and
Thos. j. O'Neil of Portland, who have
charge of the construction Of the road bed
for the kennebec Central railroad, we're
gsests at the Evans. Tuesday
The Ladies' Circle Of the Methodist society
Are to hold Harvest Supper" at the vestry
of their church next Thursday evening,
Good entertainment will also be furnished.
The 1928 train going east, vas delayed
some ten minutes at the station Tuesday
afternoon, owing to broken shaekling pin,
the engine on starting going OF without the
train.
Samuel Farmer. ho,el-keeper in PHILIPPE,
was in the city TUESDAY
A. r. Berry. Who has recently accepted
an excellent position in Chicago. intends TO
leave for his new home on Thursday.
The Harvard Quartette will appear in To-
gus Thursday night.
About sixteen of our young ladies and
I.l th.
Postmaster Hagars, Richmond, Tuesday
evening
George Banks, employed by the Kimball
Bros IS enjoying his vacation with friends
in Massachusetts
Varlel, the artist, has recently added four
as handsome scenes for his work as can be
found in kenuebec county.
Thomas Lambsrd. Esq. one of Augustus
leading citizens, was on our streets Tuesday
with his turnout.
Rev. k. W. jenkins, of this city, was in
attendance at the State Sunday School Con-
yentlon in Augusta Tuesday.
City Marshal Morse of Augusta, was in
the city Tuesday.
Miss Hannah f. Allen of Farmingdale,
who has been visiting in Quebec. returned
home Tuesday.
Frank Dunlap contemplates opening an
intelligence office in this city, where those
in search of work can obtain the same. The
idea is a good one and would pay if carried
into effect.
Monday evening the Continental Hook
and Ladder and Hose Co., turned out, and
headed by the Gardiner Baud. behind which
was an express wagon with q handsome
chamber set thereon. proceeded 10 the resi-
dence of George foulehan on Spring street,
recently married, and one of their number,
and after serensde presented him with the
chamber set as token of the high regard in
which he is held by the comrades. The ser
enaders were invited into the house where
they were treated to Refreshments and a
most enjoyable time At a late hour the
company departed, leaving behind them the
best wishes for future happiness and
and prosperity.
The first entertainment of the Y. NJ. c. A. |
course took place Tuesday evening before
one of the largest an1 he most select and
refined audience that ever gathered in the
johnson Opera House. The attractions for
the evening were the Harvard Quariette,
of Messrs. Paine, Collins, Ken
dali and Burnham, and Miss Carrie Z. Hale,
reader, and the programme, which We give
below. was most excellent and attractive
one, nearly every numDet Deihg ehcOten
Following is the programme
Away away" Written 'or tie Harvard quar-
tettc Bracket
Quar'etie
studying together" Anon
VI - Hale.
Alto Solo, ">ta Dreams" strelezki
Mr.. Paine.
,,t,.. So. a. The lack.
'oS' "-'' b. Mars's Little Wise Man.
The Angel and the Shepherds From Ben Ilur
Wallace
Miss Hale.
Fathers Lullaby" Wiske
Quariette.
Bass Solo, "B.d uu Love song Pease
Mr. BurnhaIn
''Olt King Coal Edes
Quartete.
The Rug Auction. Getchell
Miss Hale.
''1hc Gras-hopper." Ih' me
'ph, the Grd-SuOp-er sat on sweet potato vine.
And the big turkey gobhier he came up behiud
nd goLbed him down oil that sweet potato vine
Quartette.
The Harvard Qusrtette. which is composed
of Messrs. W. +. Paine, c. NJ. Collins, l.
f. Kendall and C. Z. Burnham, together
with Miss Carrie f. Hale, the rea' er, made
their headquarters at Young's, Tuesday.