Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-21

bridge, Mass
Mr.. Arthur Piummer spent the ssbbati
in Winthrop.
Leslie c. Cornish. Es4., vent to Banso
sunday morning.
Mr.. Frank Yesson Of Randolph, vas /,
,ovn yesterday.
Mr.. L. p. Hersey 10 recovering slowly
from an stack Of influenza.
Mr.. Ira ID. Starsis left for Moose RiveI
,ssvr.ay, to be absent week.
Mr.. 6. ". Allen and wife Of Lewiston
.sre visiting in the city Monday.
Valuation Commissioner J. W. More.
cell ard John Hall returned yesterday.
Attorney General Littleneld passed
through the city yesterday afternoon going
East.
Nj. A. P Foss returned yesterday from
vio to Gusliord where be spens the Sab
bath.
M, Fred A. Little lief, yesterday for q
-, to Canada lie went by the Grand
Tr1n<.
Mr.. r. W soule went to PHILIPPE, Mon
a.v. called there by the de srh Of her grand
mother.
Hon. J. Manchester Haynes took the
NINA. NJ. train Monday for Boston on q
ba,ins" trip.
Mr.. Henry 6. Barker, proprietor Of the
o.u,hs. store, Gardiner, passed the Sab
bath in TIT, city.
Mr.. Frank y. Severance on Bangor
.,,.s, il, eonined to her bed with . severe
form Of la grippe
Iohn Priest of Skowhegsn, Who last
summer tsrled the sphere for the Angus
...s. IN the city Monday.
r H. Fi.ke, Old Orchard, and Daniel
Work York Beach, we're among the arri-
val. at the Cony House yesterday.
ns,uty +. = Marshal Burton Smith Of
po,,l.nd vas in the city yesterday. He
,.. beeu III and is taking = few days Of
rest.
r v wilson, formerly = mail carrier on
Tho Ea,, .ide has gone 10 Lowell, Mass,
.hs,, he has q position in = large grain
store.
Re, Walker Gwynne commenced his
seventh yearAt 81. Marks Sunday. The
msmbsr.hp has largely increased during
this time.
Mr.. c. 5 Hchborn has so far recovered
from illne.s As 10 resume his duties as
e.,bi,r If the first National Bank yesterday
morning
Ns..r, Warren, Bixby. Porter and
Kate. of the committee to examine the
Trea.urers account. were at the capitol
yesterday
E.s. Fogg Esq,. Of this city. went to
Ellsworth Yesterday to attend the January
,,rm Of the Supreme judicial Court Of
Hancock county that co1venes to-day.
Ms. Jennie Aver who has been in the
ei,y for several weeks returned to Provi-
d,nce. X f. yesterday, where she has
6ne position a. trained nurse in q hospital.
Mr. Gro W Coombs of Coombs Mills,
thi. city, left yesterday for New York.
where he will spend the next two months.
returning 10 this city about the last Of
March
Nj Julian Wilier. is slowly recovering
from hi. llne. The case was very critical,
M Wilder not eating or sleeping for
eight days During most of that time he
sas unconscious.
Mr. C. r Hall Of Boston, Macs, was in
the ety yesterday in consultation with
County Commissioner J. NJ. Carpenter re-
sariin, the settlement Of the estate of the
late Capt George Green of Pitts,on.
John p Deering Esq. Of Meirose.
Mass. who has been visiting his mother.
Mrs C. u Dsering on State Street. left
for his home IN Melrose, Mass, yesterday
morning Mr. Deerng was formerly City
Treasurer in TIN. city. He is now in the
lumber business at Melrose and a member
Of the Board Of Selectmen.
Mr. Enoch Frat. the Baltimore hundred
millionaire Who gave that city a magnih-
cent free public library at cost of about
5000 600 an account of which appears
In ,no'her PLACES an own uncle of Mr..
Geo. O TObey of this city. Mr.. Pratt is
aos eighty years old but hAls and hearty
sud constantly active in great benevolen-
eiss
keunebee county boy gets another
promotion in the West. This time it 10
n Prot. $ A Jones' gative of China, form
ery Professor IN Colorado College at Colo
| nio Springs, and he ka- just been elected
TO the Pr sii y cf the Nevada State Uni
'ersty Reno, Nevada. The Evening Ga
iette Of that clt, Of Jan. llth, says "if
one can Judge ansthlng from appearance
President Jones. the pewIy selected Presi-
n dent Of the University, is the right man for
to dll IL i,a man If dne physique, com
handing IN appearance, a fine conversation
h1a Inspires conf hence at once. He
"grsdualiy working into the harness an !
nsday or two he will be fully installed. =
There will always be something new and
nos that people who really know very little
about 1t, begin 10 think that the market is
hooded With organs and every body has one,
men comes All innovation. II is called the
pneumatic symphony and takes the place of
IN 'fgansue but is fuller and richer in tone
And can be played in connection with the
Gsan To have tine orgsnist sit At the
keyboard star, the symphony, which by the
'E sa part Of the organ and directly
Above the keys, and accompanying it on the
"saa proper. one might easily imagine an
orchestra broken loose into rhapsodies or
"oe plsyet's mood changes, the fancy re-
'e''s to church organ and choir The
~ "@peony has to be listened to that it may
ee,pprecia,ed.
ioe new French people who are coming
"Nn are fading abundant opportunity
~eealn abiding places at the North end.
iae thrive new tenement houses Of the En-
anus Company on Cushnoc Heights have
OaE partially been engaged. two Of the
~'ee berg now nearly empty. l, is stated
""nearly half of those in attendance on the
'anaay services at the French church were
'"nser~hc had recently arrived to work
We hes mills. The new arrivals are
Au 10 De smopg the most Intelligent. sober
'1 INDUSTRIOUS class of French people in
Ns states Our traders slresdy notice q