Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-24

sufficiently strong
Paper pulp is now made from the forest
leaves. II it proves equal to wood fibre il
will be great saving of timber, for the
pulpers have been running close race with
the lumbermen in deforesting the honest
face of this good earth
Another swinile practiced in this State
recently is that of an umbrella operator who
goes into a jewelry store, looks at some
rings and slides one from the top Of the
show case into the reccssrs of his half open
counter.
At the setting of the 26th sun of the ho,
moon, or in plain English, next "Wednesday
night the Cushnoc Indians will ras" up
three hunters to the warrior AMI chief de-
introduced. After completing this work the
war paint will We washed oil till next fall
Mr.. Asa W. Townsend of this cit, hal the
misfortune to lose n ten days old hly last
week. 1t was by Dictator Chi,f OUT of Mr.
loss II began to falter when four laws
old, and Mr.. Townsend had veterinary in
attendance three days, but it was impossible
to save its life.
They tell us at the postoili,es that next
W. IA nnnhar If cha ,tlI t.L ola
in the international money order schedule
The principal one will be the raising of
amount of issue to 800 to all the principal
foreign countries except Great Britain and
her dependencies to which the maximum re-
mains as before $50.
On Monday. July |, the new steamer Ken.
nebec will go on the route between Boston
and Gardiner She will leave Gardiner
Mondays and Thursdays and Boston on
Tuesdays and Fridays. The Star leaves
for Boston Immediately after di.charging
her freight on Saturday, and will leave that
city every Monday and Thursday, returning
Tuesdays and Fridays.
Popham Beach is bound to keep up with
the times. BY special arrang with the
Boston Globe, dwelers at the beach will re-
ceive on the steamer Perc, V. the Sunday
edition of that newsy paper at ten O'Clock on
the morning of its publication. The Percy V.
paired this spring, having m de the trip he
tween Bath and Fort pophsm in a. minutes
recently.
Superinte den, Hanks is WORKING dligent-
ly at the Park, making preparations for the
coming races The nv building is just
what has been needed It will b. divided
into seven or eight box stalls allow .ng ample
floor room. The building will be- Thoroughly
ventilated and the area IN front will make
eate the accommod, atoms.
The fine work that is nov beiag turned nut
at the custom tailoring establishm mt of : l..
Huntington is appreciated by NIL who see
it, sni like good aud stylish garments Mr..
Huntington has in stock = large and attract
i've assortment of fine, medium mud low
priceI wooeus and We ihnk our r,aIers
will be interested it, what he ha. 10 say in
his neg Advertisement in another column Of
this psper
Street Commissioner Dn't,n has been re-
pairing the country roads for the past few
vi NJ has q, L..
with the = al machine. having th N in ex-
ccllent condition. The reno si Of tn. cul-
vert opposite the residence of Hon John L.
Stevens on Western avenue to III. friction
of that street with Chestnut 5 rec, y an i'm
provement which will be mu appreciated
by the travelling public. Tue north end Of
Water street will soon be ready for paving.
Union Hall was filed Sunday afternoon
with an attentive, intelligent audience TO
hear Mrs Josephine c. Woodbury., Of Bo'-
ton, speak on the Ethics of Christian Science.
She claimed for this science the highest
morality, in strict accordance with the Scrip
ture. and which. when rightly understood,
will promote in every community justice,
order and Christianity. Whatever evil might
fasten itself to this science, Mrs. Woodbury.
said, could mislead the public but short
time, and woull die Of it- own depravity.
One week from next Monday night four
applications for admission to King Division
Uniform Rank X. Of 7 will be COZ -idered.
At the next annual State meeting Of the or
der to be held in Lewiston during the last
week in this month the only business Of i'm
portance will be TO decide upon the place and
time Of the next annual field day. The cor
dial invitation Of Belfast Division No. TO .
spend three days in August in that city will
probably be accepted. The Belfast people
propose to decorate the town for their guests,
lodge them at the commodious hotel just
built, and entertain them with sails drives,
brilliant receptions for which the coming
Penobscot Bay summer resort is noted
Numerous parties from Augusta and other
cities are making frequent excursions to that
delightful summer resort on the shores OF
Cobbosseecontee Lake, Hammond'- Grove,
where fine fishing, good boats, nice water
and pleasant cottages abound. Mr. Hammond
has recently purchased several new boats
which visitors to the Grove will appreciate.
The Cafe ~ill open on July LIST with cook
Of many years experience from Boston IN
charge, twelve persons having already en-
gagged board for several weeks. On Friday
afternoon a representative of the Journal
noticed through the Grove several parties OF
well-known people, among whom were Hon.
Lewis Barker, Y. II. Oven and wife, Mr..
John W. Chase and wife, Mr.. W. G. Boothby