Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-10

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J.F. Boyntoa Of Marlboro. shipped .
tsndsome $500 horse 70 Boston yesssrdsy
"a the Ksnnebec. Ths horse vss pur-
hased Of Taskes 10 this city.
The double track Of the Maine Central
ss been laid from point just above the
ridge which crosses the town landing. for
. distance Of nearly half mile.
Mr.. c. n. Harden will soon commences
,stensive repairs on his drug store. The
;hsnges include . femodeling Of the in
ssstos and The pastins in Of . new plate
,iass front.
Rev. Mr.. B<emsn. rector Of Christ
,huFch 10 this city with the four lay dele
.ates left yesterday TO attend the Diocesan
Convention Of Episcopal Churches to be
ield in Portland.
Mise Hattie Protheroe Of this city and
dss. Small Of Augusta. left on Saturday
,ighgs Pullman for Des Moines, Iowa.
they we're accompanied - far - Boston
" Prof. PYotheroe.
MessFs. Al Collins and Henry keldOn.
cast the hook In the water Of FINS Brook,
HhitsAeld. one day recently and returned
18th So handsome trout. This 10 one Of
the bet catches Of the season.
A telegram received yesterday announc-
ID the death In Nantucket. Macs, Of Mrs.
Josiah Macy, Of cancerous trouble. Mrs.
Macy vas sister Of Capt. Arthur Berry
II this city and was . native Of Gardiner.
residing here 10 her younger days.
On Saturday afternoon Frank l.. Harmon
while at work ct one Of the ice houses down
river. was struck In the hand with pick In
he hands Of fellow workman. One finger
vas badly torn and several others somewhat
.cratched. DR.. Piimpson dressed the wound.
Hiram Choate, Of the firm Of Choate 4
,..II a,..u.s. -. Ia the c;ev 70 10 vdav In
consultation with Afchitess Lewis. figuring
N the estimates for the construction Of the
new school house on Cushnoc Heights,
augusta. He will bid for the construction
If the building.
Mr.. A. J. Libby has had two handsome
colts sired by his stallion Arrival recently
iropped at his Pine Tree stock farm. One
is out Of India who was sired BY Henry
Membrino and the other out Of Maud B.,
~ho was sired BY Stephen A. Douglass.
Both are horse colts, bay In color, Of good
size and give excellent promise.
A class Of stenography will soon be or.
ganizsd under the auspices Of the Y. M. C.
A.. with Mr.. viii z. Perkins Of Portland,
4 practical stenographer, a. instructor.
Several have already signiHed their atten-
ton Of joining the class which promises TO
be large one. Those desiring to join
should consult Gen. Sec'v Bates.
The funeral Of Miss Dorcas Gay was held
from her late residence on Vine street yes
terday afternoon at two O'Clock. Rev. DIR.
Dyke, pastor Of the Swedenborgian church
in Bath conducting the services Mr. DYKE