Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-07
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The Ruggles Street Quartet To Night
A New Randolph Industry-Library
Association Meetiug-Y. M. c. a.
Proiects-City News and Chit Chat.

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This Thursday evening the Ruggles s..
Male Quartet will be at the Opera House,
and the rich treat which has so long been
looked forward to by our people is to be
realized. Messrs. johnson, Meek. Remele
and Clark, will all be there, also Macy, who
is an entire entertainment in himself, and an
excellent evenings enjoyment is looked for
ward to by those who will attend. The
quartet should feel highly complimented at
the way seats have sold, which shows how
thev are appreciated by our people. Over
five hundred reserved seats have already
been sold, which is the largest advance sale
of seats ever known in the history of the
Opera House.
At tn. regular meeting of the Red Men on
Tuesday evening, a committee was appointed
to make arrangements for IN entertainment
at the Opera House early this coming winter.
David Mariner has accepted position
with Gardiner the hair dresser.
Grand Instructor Gardiner, of the New
England jurisdiction of the A .. L. W,
will visit Dirigo Lodge next Thursday even
ing.
A meeting of the Public Library A.socia-
ton was held Tuesday evening The treas
urer's report was read and accepted. The
following officers were elected: President
w. J. Landers; vice president, +. W Nor
rell : secretary and treasurer. c. .. Wads-
worth; directors, H X. Morrell, z. H.
winsIow AMI Henry Richards.
The Y. NJ. c. A. are making arrangements
to organize classes in peumanship. book
keeping and vocal music, AMI in the next
number of their monthly, which will come
out on Saturday next, the matter will be
placed before the public, and should the as
socation secure proper encouragement. the
classes will be organized at once. Such =
movement as this can but be appreciated,
and should be responded to readily by thos,
" he are anxious TO become proficient in the
above studies aud have only their evenings
to do the same. The association have also
put their gymnasium in good condition once
more. and they are now open and ready for
the use of the members.
This Thursday morning painters will be-
gin work on the Jas. Stone store, soon to be
occupied by O Tyler & Co. The outside Of
the building will be painted brick color and
when finished will show up very handsomely
I + d. Tssker. the horsemsn. Is in Araos-
took county purchasing horses for the local
market.
I A gentl. man of this city has dog who
oc Ssionaly does wise tning. worthy OF one
i of us The other day there ~ss put out IN
! the yard dish of soup to cool fhe dish
I ha bandle- The dog has preiilecuo7
for soup. He came alo, TO the dish, iured
by the fascinating fragrance, cop'emrls,ed
the contents long enough to dud iha; il was
his favorite soup; then. taking the htntls
between his teeth. he backed off sever Al d,
very carefully. pulling the dish after HIM "a
ni.c, - hjeh hs cx,n al DO rod bo;h f,oier an
more sequestered. He waited for the broth
to cool, demolished i, wish infinite relish
then dra. gei the dish back to the spot whe r.
be had found it If anybody was "in th'
soup" thst day it was not the dog -Gardise
Home Journal
! The Journal says that Thsd1eus Spear
eel fishery on the stream above the Richard
paper mill is reported a. having the creates
crop this season of any for years.
new industry was started up in Randolph
Wednesday by an Augusta gentleman. 10.
Devine. He has fitted up the Tasker build
ing. next to the harness shop, and will mans
facture russes slippers, brogans, and iateI
boots. Eigh, men Will do the work at FIR
and the number increased ss necessity de
msuds it. The goods will be for PortiAn
and Boston trade, and they have an order fo
. 5000 pairs of slippers to start with.
DR.. Giddings has returned from his trip
! the RaneeIey's.
] Mn. 6. j PrebIe, our granite dealer. h,