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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23

Mr. &pofford, librarian Of congress. is
reported as saying that America has not
produced during the last twenty years
"a single author Of great genius ike
Nathaniel Hawthorne or Ralph Wal1p
Emerson" This is quoted in way 20
lead unthinling people % suppose that
America is producing no eminent writ
ers. But ON closei Inspection it is found
that the statement is limited 10 authors
like" Hawthorne and Emerson Eycn
with this limitation it is not unlikely the
statement is too broad, for here in the
single city Of Philadelphia there has
been produced at least one author in
works Of the imagination whose books
win 1--we as long as Ilawthorre's. This
rs George H. Boxer. Md in works II q
different hat more scholarly character
the writings Of Henry Charles Lee
based upon the patriotic literature Of The
middle ages. will he likely to survive
when Hawihnrnc's are forgotten Phil
yieluhia Ledger.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23
STATE NEW s.


SpttH "iNBspk
Mr.. George l.. lies aud family of Nor
folk, Nebraska, are visiting az Mrs. Susan
Bryant's. Mrs. lies being q g-andisughts r
of Mrs. Brysn.--Capt and Mrs. jameson
of Norfolk, Virginia, are guests of Ms
Jameson's father, Mr.. A l. Simpson, who
has been very III for four weeks but Is now
abb to ride out Capt. Jameson and Mr.
Hes have recently taken delightful trip to
jefferson fishing A number Of our you "
men hsve recently taken an outing in Bris-
tot. Henry d Cooper. Berton o. Mociy
snd Charles Cookson.-Mr Charles Moody
and Wife of Cleveland. Ohio, are s.: pg
st Mrs. Moody's Old home. The country,
which is 81 Il kept beau full by ne frequent
rains. Is visited by mary in the mon.h of
August--Nr Charles Hexi.s and daughter
Mabel so to Hope next Moaday TO be pies.
ent 81 the reunion OF the He~i family
Rev. Mr.. Geliar, pastor Of the NJ. +.
church is taking vas ioa of three weeks
with his family at Norshport-A s. s.
picnic is Planned for next week at tie
old canpground in South Windsor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23

Phthisis, or pulmonary consumption.
causes more deaths than any other dis
ease. more than many other serious dis
eases combined, Beside the list Of its
victims the ravageS Of such dreaded
plaques as cholera, smallpox and yellow
fever pale into comparative insigniii-
canoe.
If phthisis could be eliminated as a
factor in the destruction of human life
the mortality tables of the life insurance
companies would have 10 be reconstruct
ed, and certainly everything going 70
throw light upon the cause of this malaN
or the means Of its prevention is of III
terest from an insurance standpoint,
Therefore statement recently made
hy Professor Behrend, the eminent En-
g!ish medical authority. who anticipated
the famous discovery Of Koch, is Of nc
little Importance.
He SAYS that in the course of a prac-
lice Of thirty years. largely among He
brew patients. he has not met Il single
case of phthisis in the members of that
saith. lie attributes their immunity t,
the jew ISL Va NN'fati''iAs'ss $500
Strengthening cattle.
of course it is not asserted that IN,
Hebrews never suffer from phthisis, hut
Professor Bchrcnd's experience would
seem to indicate that the disease is fai
less common among them than among
the Z, neral population.
1t is known that hebrews are, rs Il
race, long lived, aud investigation may
show that their strict sanitary dietary
customs protect them from many dan
gers to which other races are exposed
The germs Of phthisis rs well rs of Other
diseases have been found in abundance
in unhealthy animals and it is alto
gether in accord with the latest scientific
doctrines that such diseases should h,
communicated 20 man by eating III,
nesh Of diseased animals. The Who'll,
subject deserves and will yet receive
thorough investigation. r. Philadelphia
Underwater
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23

The series of summer services in the
interest eff the New Jerusalem church
which have been he'll every sunday during
he past two moaths will &c brough, to a
close tomorrow Sermons have been de
Ivered by some Of the ahiest divines in 'he
ranks of the New Church aud they have
been most Interesting and have al rscted
large audiences. Tomorrew at the | niver
.slss church Rev. II. Clinton HAY will
reach at the services CONNIE ncing at 10 30
A. NJ ard 100 p. NJ. Subjects Mornog
Now learn parable of the ag tree"
Prophecies ab~r; the Chriit'an church full
iIled with refererce TO Mr.. Drummond's
book. The Gressest Thing in the World.
Evenirg--''I am the vine, We are the
branches" a parable teaching about the
Christisn church Of the future.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23

\ locomotive working under press
ure Of 40 to iGj pounds 10 the square
inch may move railway train at &
velocity Of sixty miles per hour, which
is apt to be considered wonderful speed.
But it IL slow compared with the rate Of
motion Of the rrojactile from a modern
great gun Such projectile flies at tins
rate Of + ,SsJ miles per hour. irnpelle-I by
a pressure Of 5000 to 1900 pounds rcr
square inch.--Eew York Telegram.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23

Indications are thst the KenEebec Cen
tral railroad is to have a considerable nun
Der of excursion parties to transport DARN G
the remainder of the season The stock
holders of the line go out to the Home
Tuesday If pleasant. Dresd n and powdoi'
ham people have written for dates AMI rates
the latter for 400 people. In add on to
all this, Pennell of Bruns~ ick. the Maine
ex ;ursion king. Was in the place yesterdA y
IN consultation with the managers of re
kennetec Central in regard to monste,
excursion to the MAI ,orai Soldiers Home
from nil points on the Maine Central art
eonnectirg lines. The trims every d. Y
are well filed and the line j. doing a larry,
freight business outside of that for whic i
it has a government contract
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23
This Ccmiug Trot at Belfast.

The Waldo Trotting Horse Breeders
Association have arranged for a series of
races during their second annual meeting
at the Belfast Driving Park Aug. &c and
81, which can but afford the pa rons two
lays OF excellent entertainment. Below i,
the program of the races:
TUESDAY, AUGrsT 20.
STAKE No l. YEARLINGs &C j Shaw
f Guenn; G Il Ellis Esthe rorook; {
Gilman Extreme; c b Wellin ytol
eh Mascot.
STAKE No. 2. 2-YEAE-OLps.-S Wit
hsm rames br G NJ W; A NJ Nor ell b S
Adam Forepsu2h; Z L Mirih b Patty
Patchen; Gilman Brigham; G Ii
Wood $ Gid Knox; b Wellington g f
&c ibine.
STAKE No. 5. 40 CAST n Drake
rames m Isabel; Z L Walker b Morga
hu1@; Chas Milliken b g Jim Matt; G j
sllvgs Young Gi ieou; II II Coombs ch
nc; A A Litt'etield b Polly Nelson; Il
2 Z II bury b Baymont Chief; II For
cs d Prince william; X B Pillsbury br :
f. nix S; & W Cottrell eh IN Jenny Lind P;
T. Wiswell b Hyronemous; G o Bailey
~ Irez T.; Geo A Jacseon N Ii Tie
nche; C W Morse 2 m Aggie Morse.
TAKE No. 6 2.35 CLAss.-W C Marsh
81. b Harodson; Mudgett Bro, b rhack-
,inbiu; c b Gilman br Gea Hancock.
STAKE No. 5. Running HoRsEs.-Eutry
re S. Entries close at date of rsce, an
the Assoc alton adds S25 to the stake.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23
Railroads { STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject Jnnc
10Th, 1880.

t'utii further notice trains leave Augusta 40
follows;
come WESy-sso A. N. for Lewiston,
Rockland. Portland, BOSTON and Montreal, sAS
A. NJ. for liallowell, Gardiner and South Gardi-
uer. 80 and l0-s2 A. NJ. teNprvs.l for Lewiston.
Pennington, kocklsnd. Portland aud Roston, II, 10
A. NJ. and KS T. NJ. for ualowcll. GaIuinrr and
50 Gardiner, sis PM. for brunswick, Bath. Rock,
Nnd, Portland, aud Boston. S.tS, (cSrrcss) Fort
and and Rostpn; h.fS L. NJ for lalowcll, Gtrti.
ncr and Son,h Gardiner, ii.oo =. NJ. nigh, fall.
nanl for Lewiston, Bath, Portland aud Boston.
GOING. ENsT-2.ia A. VI. might express for
ikowhegan. Bangor liar iiarhor. st, STEPHEN,
81. John and ArooSIook County, p.0a A. n, for
Naterille and SsuwhcEan ga /, VI, lrNprssl
ior Watcryillv, Newport. pnVvr, fo>croti, Haa-
.nr and Bar lIarh"r, StS 4. NJ. for Waiorvillc.
Skowhcgan, Belfast, Dexter, Dover 4 Foxcrof.
Bangor, ST. Stephen. ST. John and Aroostook
County, and at ? 80 Z. NJ. for Natcryillc, sun
day paper train for Waieryillc and Bangor at
VI; <. NJ.
The Night Pullman Trains run each way every
aiEht. sundays Included. but not TO Skowhcgan
ON Monday mornings. or 10 kelfast and Dexter,
OF boy ond Bangor, excepting To liar ilarbor.
The day c>prcss trains going kastat 2Hr. NJ.
ana West ~ 10 - A, NJ, run daily, Sundays in-
ciudcd, between Boston, bar iiarbor and ST.
John,
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Augusta
leaves South Gardiner, as, 1850 A. NJ, 1880 and
~, l.. NJ, Gardiner, 6'lt. Hoo A. NJ; Ice anu
tiS =. Nj. Halloweli, 6iY aud MA A. NJ; La
aud 4 80 4. NJ.
Through tickets to California and all points
South and est may be had OF D.. IL. Walker.
ticket agent, Augusta. the only office selling VIA.
al routes and checking all baggage FRYE Of ox
v"nse.
PAYSoN TUCKER. Vice rrcs. s Gen'i Manager.
4. T.. BUOTuBi. Gent Pass. and Ticket Ag't
Portland. June 18th. 1870
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23

Wednesday nigh; the fires we're stared
in mors'er brick kiln At The yard of H.
Partition & Co. on the Fairfel road. This
- the third kiln burned here this season,
and Mr.. Frank Nadssa who has charge of
the business tells Us ii is the largest ever
laid up on ;his yard, having IS arches ard
containing $50 900 bricks. Il has taken a
crew of twelve men ththrse ma ,biu,s, Just
six weeks to get it ready and put the sres
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23
Enemies OF tho Potato

One could almost say that man Is ont
of the worst enemies Of the potato. il We
may Judge from the manner in which h,
sometimes uegleets one of his best Nege
table friends. While ii reQuires a warm
rich soil, he gives it a water-soaked clay
bed, and when the feeble plants come Il
the surface no encouragement is givcr
them to struggle against the weed, thai
threaten to choke out the last spark OF
life.
Many insects prey upon the narcotic
heritage of the potato. the most destruc
tive of which is thcs Colorado beetle
But with this well under subsection by
fully understood plan of applying Lon
don purple or Paris green, there rcmaiu'
now only to develop the methods of over
coming the blighIs and tots, the worst
of which is the so-called wet rot. Thi,
is due to the growth of a low form q
vegetation closely related To the mildeN
of the grape. IL first appears ON th'
leaves as frosty patches, and from there
il grows down the stems, aud finally II
slender threads reach the tubers, caus
ing them to rot.
From the fact shat the leaves are iirs
ttacked, and the rot works down I'll,
stems to the potatoes, il is evident tbs
when the leaves and stems are dy .us
prcmaturely the tuhers should be dug -
once. Let the potatoes dry thorough y
in thcliield after digging, and store oul,
the sound ones in u dry place with ;
good circulation of air. Avoid damp
poorly ventilated room. The Vines an,
IL decayed tubers left in the fiel,
| should be burned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23
Resolute and Mouutaiueer Lpwsr
Records to 20 8 4 aud 2 So

BosroN, Aug. 22.-During this after
noon at Mystic Park. Resoiute, roam sal
lion ownei by Appleton Webb, Wa;ersil t,
Me-, started 10 beat his record of - Ia
He made a mile in 221 IL. Later he
mspa another trial making mile in 226
81 Mounrlinear, bay sIalliSn owned hs
Webb, dropped hi. record from 10 20
23S Sweet Biier. chest Ut mare owned
by J. Baird, 10 sed h,r record from 50 u
227 II Agnes, bay mare owned by
Crawford, Belmont, lowered her reeo d
from SO Ia 10 , ~ L.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23
Our Schools.

The fall term of the Kicker Classic |
Institute a. Houton Will beg nexe Mo y
day. There promises 10 be large attsn
ance of scholars. and a cces,fnl t.rm j.,
looked fer. The instructors department Of
the school has been greatly sttengthane |
bg the addit on of Miss Jenaie Hitchels.
formerly teacher in the Acadia Seminar
at Woltville Nova Scotia, who vii! teach
vocal music.
Prof. f. L. Sampson, the new princiaal
of Foxcroft Academy is to be assisted bs
Miss Florence E. Leonard of Sharon, Mss,
Miss Leonard is young lady of culture a.
refinement. a graduate of Wel'esly College
and an excellent teacher Of French AMI
German
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23

The crew OF men who have been EN-
ployei removing The Old bridge p,ers in tbs
river stopped work s1me days ago. Th'
report is about that they dii 50 for The
ressoa that ihes ha received 60 pay for
their work. In justice 10 the contractor
We will state that there is no foundation
for the report. All the workmen inter
vie we'd said that they had been paid ant
tia, the work viii be commenced agalt
Wit IN a day CT two.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23

well defined movement is row going on
here, Looking to the establishment ard sup-
port Of public library, for the entertain
ment ard instruct on of such as may desire
and necessary regulations. A small library
has been maintairel here for several years,
bat the cali for books has been greater
than the supply for some t.ma; the move
ment which has bee sar ed has for its 6b-
lect the addition of needed works and a
goolly sum has already been pie 'ged for
in this library movement mprise several
that are pr miaent il eduaationsl sni Ihi .
anthropic matters ard il is hoped that Wa
tervi lie az before long have public
library that shall b, ereditable to city of
it' size and importance. I. IL Ger AMY very
deficient in thai respect nov-not up to
numerous country towns with less than hslf
az much population and wealth
Next W edus sday will he quite dsy II
Waterville as the S.. John excursion for
the Cautious of Pafiarohs Milhtent will
then start from this CITY. The Fatriafchs
Militant band of Boston (2l pieces, one
of the very best for outdoor business in
New England which has been engaged for
the occasion. will STRIVE here on the Pull
m IN Wedne> lay morning.. Canon Wor
umhus Lewiston. and Canton Evergreen Of
Gardiner " II arrive here on Jewett's trsil.
AZ 10 o'clock. end will be escorted to Il e
{ Elmvoed Hotel by Canton Hslifsv of thu.
ciiy, headed by the band Be fore dinner
there will be An outdoor concert from the
/ park in front of the Elmwood, and previ-
Gus TO embarking upon the train at l.t0,
there will be a iiue street parade. The
Canton from Belfast VIII probably JON tie
company at Burnhsm, and Canon Bangor
will fall in st 'hs; city There is to he a
grand ball at s.. John. Thursday tight, Al
/ TIE excursion will include visits 10 Halifsx
and various other points of interest, the
company to return Sunday night This ex-
cursion was projected And is to be under
the general direction of Canton Halifax
1 1t ha. been under consideration for several
months, ami 10 pains have been spared in
working the matters up, and rerfseing all
( the arrangements
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23
By TELEGRAPH.
eusaas ior Possession Of His Insane
DAUGHTER,

New YogK. Aug. a2.-Gietra Dussch, =
young immigrant who arrived here last
week on the steamship Augusta vietoris
and who vas detained on board the ship on
account of her demensed eondi.o on, was
taken to the Barge Office Hospital today,
The Augusta Victoria sailed today without
the girl. though it had been the intention
of the immigra on authorities TO send her
back to Errope. She was passenger on
. train in Bohemia which was wrecked
Several persons were killed, aud the shock
and the sights she Witnessed made her ia
sane. Hel father lives at No. IL Hester
ss-eet. He called a, the Barge ofiee Gay
or two ago TO plead for his daughters re-
lease, and when this Was denied him h.
threatened to bring suit 10 effect his pur-
pose. Proceedings were besua and the
transfer from the ship to the hospital was
made. The fathers contest for the posses
sion Of his daughter promises to BE- Al in
teresting one. There is 3 conflict of law
in such cases. One law provides that no
insane person eat be brought into this
country as an immigrant, aud smother law
prohibits the separation of families.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23

All work in the Masonic Lodge here i,
uspended for two months, or during tn,
hot weather. When the me, ngs are rc
sumed in the fall, The iudica ions are tbs
work will come to hand fully as fast as i
the most remark able in the history of IN
lofge, in point of work done, but it is II ..
a. tcipa.ed that the immedii,e future vii
show much, if any, falling off Their l.
evidently marked reviva! in Mas ,ric in
terest, AM many believe it il to be per
mlUput
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23
fairfield LOCALS

Dr. Robinson has taken the spl nts from
the arm of the little SIP arm girl, which was
broken five or six weeks ago. 1t is getting
along as well "a could be expected.
Work has been commenced on the new
street laii out by the selectmen, on patit on
of Mr.. Fred Woodmsn, across his land from
Min to High street, on both sides Of the
railroad. 1t wall open quite a number of
desirable building lots, which will b.
wanted at good prices. Fairfield is growing
and the people must have chance to bui j
,beir housns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23

On MoaGay mex the change on the Alma
mail route goes into effect The route is
aor'ened two miles hy thu commission of
mail By special carrier from the Randolph
office. II is a return 10 the old method
iai Mr. Perham. the driver Of the route
'sy it is much bet'er liked by the patrons
of the ipe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23

TIE WAYS Of auctioneers in different
parts Of the world vary greatly. In Eng
land and America the seller bears the
expense Of the sale, but In France the
purchaser bears the cost, per cent. he
ing added TO his purchase. In Holland
it is stin worse, the buyer being required
TO pay 10 PER cent. additional for the ex-
penses Of the sale.-Chatter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23

Some ladies' from New York were in
town the other day visiting friends and they
took occasion to look into the new church
completed this year by the Univer3si st
society. They were very profuse in their
expressions of admiration for the edifcc.
both its ex.erasl and interior arrangement
and fiui-h. The chu:ch reflects credit upon
the tosD and the citizens here generally
orp Dro,,d of il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23

\ meeting Of the vesiry Of Christ Epit-
,cpzl church vas held Friday forenoon at
nine O'Clock and IL was voted - have IA
tuwer Of the church repaired at onee
Nessrs. Henry Richards, Sidney q Decker
ard w 4 Wbitmore were appointed Il
o. mmlttce to have charge Of the work
Wors men have already commenced the
erection Of their stagings
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23

In view of approaching Labor Day, Rev
II E. FOES s.ll preach tomorrow. the frs
OF two sermons relative 70 the labor ques
ton. The first will be entitled, What b.
Gospel has Done for the Laboring Man,
md the second, What il has yet to do TO
Him" The sermons will BE- delivered a
I'll. NJ. f. Chu.ch at 80 P NJ, Aug. 2
aud 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23
Track aud Stable Gossip

Mr.. Thomas W. Pitcher of Belfast, drove
last week fourteen months old colt that
attracted much sitertioa. The animal is
after the stallion Americas. is a bay with
black poin's and weighs go pounds The
youpg stallion is owned by Mr. Byron T..
Pitcher aud is at the Parker plsce, Quincy 5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23

Ar A. C. Wesco,t is getting a bit AK
aus rsgardir the safety Of the sckoonsi
j. j. Little which ief, here .~o weeks az
sith cargo OF paviag bios * for Ne>
York. Tae W sci and cargo we're not in
sarsd and the fac that Lohlng has bee I
heard from them gives ample cause to-
sorrimest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23
yennebeC Central R. R.


On and after August LIST trains will run rs fol
lows
Leave Randolph 30, II .ca A. Nj; Acc. 80,
T.. NJ. hrrivr 1T National iium, 20 ll2
A. NJ. 3.7t, ~ l.. NJ
Leave Rational Home. pi5 NJ, leo, 10.
10 r. n, Arrive at Randolph 40 A. NJ. Ia
3h,, Tor. NJ.
10 accommodate people wishing to attend the
hHnd concerts at the National Home, Sunday
nitrrnnun- trains viii leav" randolph AT . ~ aud
3.i5 T.. NJ. each sunday mtil furIhrr notico,
Leave National Home NJ ~ and so y, NJ.
r. a. LAW ION, superintendent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23

The fri~nss. OF Rev e. \ Brown, sill
De sorry TO ham TIA. h. has resigned his
position as pastor Of the Free. Bsp'isi
church In this city. which capacity be has
iaed for resrly a year. N-. Bros n is q
ye, ac'ecidei where he will ioeate. He
viIs Treaea bis farexell sermon next Sab
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23

Mss-s f s Smith Of Ellsworth and
samuel Bodily of Portland. members of
,he new irm of + S Smith & Co, which
ia 70 occupy the store beneath the Opera
II use were in the city yesterday They
'he Inter part of neA5 week and will have
it Oman ia about Two weeks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23

At two O'Clock this afternoon, the steam
or Kernabec sails for Bar Harbor on one
# the finest ocean excursions ever offered
rhc residents Of kennebcc Valley. The
excursion is given by Canton Eve green.
q. q. f, of this city, and they will leave
Goth ny unlens to provide for the oomfor
and pleasure Of ali who make the trip
The exenrsionists spend Sunday at Bal
ilThlr returning to strive here Monday
morning. The Gardner cornet band &C
companies the excursion and will give con
cett,. II the weather is pleasant. bur dred
Of oar people will make this pilsi mage Il
be Desert Is'e--'he prince of summer r
sorts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23

\ fair sized aulienes listened to Mrs
Perkins temperance address At the Meth
pi st church Thursday evening. At th'
lose I sas decided 70 form Woman
Christ sn Temperance Union and Mrs. a
) Lad! was GIBSON Presi lent an Ms. T.
G. II Smith Corresponding Secretary,
,bout tn of ihsSs present ag ;eei to
io'n as SC We and honorary members Th'
organization Of the branch will be compile
ted Mpuday evening. when meeting vii
be held in the Mathodi,t vestry To whici
~ sho are interested are cordially invited
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23

A black and white lizard some six inches
long, astonished patron Of tie water works
the other day by making ii. advert into tie
sink through the faneet Evidently the fl
tiers need attention.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23

The Maine Central workmen have been
taxing from under the tracks the big lin
b RS that were put there as a support at the
time the sewer was eAlsn led across The
depot grounds from College TO Alder
streets
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23

Ethel-Did Harry seem very much pu,
out when goa told him you didn't love
him well enough to marry him:
Agnss-sIo, the brute. He merely
said. ''Weii. business is business and
left the hoEsse.-M1aSey's Weekly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-23

'rhos +. Shea OF the Il dgewood Ice
Company sni prime favorite among the
icemen. LETT Thursday for Sebsg) Lake.
where he will superntend the shipping OF a
large amount OF lake ice which is sent into
Portland by rail