Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-05
RICHMOND.

j. Nj, Hssar and W. S. Hagar are in Bos-
ton, on business.
Caldwell Libby shipped a thousand
pounds of rags TO Lynn, Thursday. tn,
firm have also supplied their factory Thu.
week with fire buckets and blankets.
Mrs. Ellen O'Neil. aged about 20. died
FRIDAY morning after long illness and con
iinement TO her house of four or Ave years
The late Congregational supper neucd
about SH.
The huge stick of candy at W. G. Web
Der & Co.'S. has been divided between
Messrs White, Barter and Lilly, who each
guessed its weight, fourteen pounds, two and
one half ounces.
Sev Mr.. Stiles will preach at Pownalboro
Sunday afternoon, and will hold communion
service here Sunday evening.
r. j. Condor has returned from his visit
to Boston.
MIR. Lemuel Brown of Pownal is visiting
ia town.
One hundred and fifteen Pilgrim Fathers
and frierds attended the sociable 1t Wm
Morris, kimball street, Thursday evening.
Miss Lyde Sturtevant visited friends NJ
Augusta Thursday.
Mrs. C. H. Hodges is visiting relatives in
Lewiston.
tram was helped into town by the passenger
train, having been stuck on the big grade a
few miles below the village
VIM. Ranjlette & Co are closing ou,
their stock of ready made clothing and will
confne their business To boots. shoes aud
gents furnishing goods, supply ing clothing
On or ,ers.
The BE. reports that T. s Spauliing
formerly of his place has been present.. d Nth
n handsome gold b, ajed cane and diamond
Iocket from the Arb0r Vitae Re bekah Lo Iy.
of Los Angeles, California.
). T.. Ames enters the employ Of NJ. :
Parks Monday morning in place of j. 4.
Ridley who enters the Il, pot the same date
M,ss Luis Foster exhibits some line pai,t.
i1gs in smith 4 lIsll. show Windows
Among our aged citizens who are unuSu-
Ally active for their years are Mrs Hannah
HodsdOn and Mrs lab liza Pui,e The for
m'r 93 years Old, pr,.ent.d each of her
grandchildren New Years, with articles of
her own mar uufacture and she does not us,
spectacles at her work The latter, aged
10, c. eb a,ed her blrthday Wednesday eve.
ning, entertaining about 20 relatives in II
very happy manner
GAiu,ha Bros. have about l5O. 600 first
class br OK at their yard resiy for shipme,,
III tnt tprhR
+. + Bibber, brother of " A B.bber.
one Of our druRv.,s, has opened n .ru,
store At Coloraio Spii r., Colorado.
AT the h't meeting ci tn. Odi Fello~,
the liow.Lg officers we're installed in addI-
ton to those r. ported " arden. e. + Reed
| conductor, {. -. Newell: I. G., y. VI
iiuntibgton; G..G B. X ndl rte X. s n
IL, r. A. st t,ou; l.. y n g., ID y
Richards: X V G. T.. II. Marco; L. y
" g., }. Fiagg; Il ). y. 4. T. Searie- (;
l.. 5. ), W. II. lIarlow; chaplain, d. W
waite. The cer' mony was per
formed by ID. & ~, ii. C Reed, assist.
ed by grand master, +. A. Osb ,Tne; grand
warden. +. A. Stet.on; grand ..cre,aly. G
q. Small, and grand treasur,r. T.. "A. Star
'ird' ~ho also installed the offe,rs Of X.
btkah ! ,dge las, evening. as 10 lows: \
Mrs. Hattie Beam; V G.. Miss Florenc,
Osborne; -, Mrs Angie Reed: y. s..
Mrs. Nellie Wood; T Miss Cora O,borne
Augustus Fairclough of New Yotk, ~ Wis
iting his brother, W. X. FAirclouyh.