Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-13

Hon. Seth NJ. Carter Of Auburn. WAS in
The city yesterday.
0us ". Andrews, Esq, Of Monmouth,
ss at court yesterday.
Mines Florence Fuller and Lizzie Harris
visited Portland yesterday.
Judge Larrsbee, Of Gardiner, was in the
city yesterday on Court business
Hon. Lewis A. Barker took the after
noon train yesterday, for Bangor
A. l.. Wells the furniture dealer, went
70 Portland yesterday on = business trip.
County Commissioner Carpenter. re-
turned to his home in Pittston, Wednes-
DAY.
L. d Carver, Esq. and 8. s. Brown,
Esq. Of waterville. we're in the city yes
~rday.
l.. T. Thayer, treasurer Of Watefville,
paid County Treasurer Blanchard . visit
yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Parker. Of Oakland,
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Walter II.
Davis OF this city.
Nj" Susan A. Brook and Miss Alice
Harlow left on the 1910 A. NJ. train yes
tsrdsy for Charleston, s. c.
Mrs.. Henry She lden took the forenoon
train yesterday morning for Philadelphia,
where she goes on a visit to friends.
NJ. Frank Partridge, . member Of the
Board Of Pharmacy, vent to Portland yes
isrday to attend meeting Of the Board.
Howard owen, ESQ leaves on the traIs
this forenoon for Fryeburg and Conway,
n H.. where he will lecture Thursday ard
Friday evenings.
Augustus Hughes OF Bath was in the
city yesterday Mr. Hughes 10 interested
in horses, being connected With the Ssgs-
dahoc stables At Bath.
Nj" Mary Payne. Who lives with the
family Of Mr.. Abel Russell in this city, left
yesterday morning for Weld. being called
home BY illness In her brothers family.
Chas. II Smith Of Boston, Who has been
visiting Judge Z. c. Stevens, departed for
bio home on the afternoon train yesterday.
n. Smith 10 . large fruit dealer in Boston.
Mr. Frank Ridlon. one Of the directors Of
. Boston Electric Light Company. was in
NE city Yesterday. While here he visited
10 electric light plant and examined the
v'tsm. He speaks very highly Of the sys-
TN and service Afforded.
Rev. rr. Kicker Of this city, writes to
Zions Advocate. Portland. under date Of
Feb S, from Las Vegas Hot Syringe. New
Mexico, aying that himself and party are
veil. and that he may be addressed for .
month at Psmiena. Cal. care Of Rev. 7.
n Lord. 'It isa wonderful country this
Of cure, vrites the Doctor, but every
Day our thoughts and hesrts turn fondly
back TO New EnglAnd {"
The correspondent Of the Fairfield Joar.
eal In az account of the entertainment and
lecture in Goo Templsrs' Hall. Riverside.
AL week. thus speaks of the lecture by
Hon J. 5. Hobbs of this city I'VE had
expected much from the lecture of Maine's
accomplished Librarian. J. s. Hobbs. and
certainly oar expectations had not been
misplaced, lie had chosen fruitful sub
lect, The Tendency of Things, and his
handling of il evinced a thorough knowl-
eaee OF the matter under consideration.
be scanned briefly. a. he vas obliged TO Dc
10 'he time at his command. the fields OF
Nhsion politics, literature. science and
M, 'horing that the tendency in each and
al mad always been towards higher level
and that the tendency Of everything nov il
"sards better appreciation Of life's high
:" du'ies and towards q more perfect man
aeod. He believed the time had come o,
n near At hand when he. who had done
mo" Tor the establishment and mainten'
snee OF the Hottest morality and the up
aiuns Of his fellow men no matter VIVA
us religion or his politics, would staut
-nefe he deserved TO stand, above all the
N" His lecture throughout vas able
Nnosriy and thoroughly interesting"
Mister Citizen have you already got you
fireworks for celebrating the running o
we ar't street car through Augusta? l
nay % little early. but one gentleman Of
water street told the reporter yesterda.
'oss he had good lot saved up 70
"e occasion. II the road goe
through to Gardiner it may be ,lieve
"H Aususans will not be the only ones
rejoice. One of GARDENERS most prom
oent citizens vas seen at the station yet
Hfaay impstiently waiting for the trsiE
isn'it between the two cities BY means q
'ecsneity vn mentioned and he e,
pressed great confidence In such q
arrangement. He believed Il would great
facilitate much needed communication b
"een the two cities and prove . mutul
seheft, and he could not see Why it shoul
v more Of q benefit to one city than 70 u