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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-28
The University.

Mr.. F.. +. Stevens, 80. is the guest of
Rev. DE-. Spencer, Pleasant street.
The Freshmen left for Bangor tonight.
to celebrate their exit in q fitting manner
Their banquet was at the Penobscot Ex-
change, aud there was also a literary pro-
grsmme.
The University and Alumni teams will
get at each other as usua. CONNIE ncement
week, and as several members of the regu-
lar team are absent. it 10 thought the game
will be close, ard the Alumni stand some
chance of success. The manager of the
nine has secured game with the Belfas,
team to be played in that city, July 4th.
The boys are looking for a good time as the
Fourth will probably be q lively day in the
Penobscot Bay city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-28
Maiue Good Teulpiars.

This order throughout the State is re-
ported in unusually good condition espec-
tally in the juvenile department, which i,
growing fast. The adult branch numbers
over 500 live working lodges in Maine,
with about 90, 900 members, and the juve-
nile l25 temples with about 900 me moers
Arrangements have been made by Gen.
Secretary Geo. f Bracket. with the X
w. G. Lodge of the World which will re-
suit in putting special lecturer and organ
iker into the field, commencing with July
AID continuing until the October SEES
sion of the Grand Lodge which
meets at Rockland. Preliminarics have
also been arranged for two huge
Good Tempar and Temperance camp.
meetings this GUNNER one at Sebage Lake
in August, for the western part Of the
State, and one at Maranacook the middle
Of September, to accommodate the eastern
section.
The Good Templsr organization ia Maine
/, the largest temperance association in the
world. aud being strictly non-psrtissn aud
non sc ctarian. occupies field large and
varied and is doing great good in every
community.
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Church Notices,

Rev. F. o. Ward will preach in the Ak
tel school-house at Belgrade next Sabbath,
June 20. at 10. 30 A. NJ
Universalist Church. Morning service
with preaching by the pastor 10 30 A. NJ;
sunday school, II NJ. Y. p. C. Z 6 80 P.
NJ. Roll Call.
Unitarian Church. Services at 10 so.
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. r. A. Griffin +;
Sunday school at IL NJ. The seats in this
| church are free.
Prof. L. F. Stearns of Bangor Theolog-
icsl Seminary will supply the pulpit of
the Conere ss,ional Church on Sunday
Services as usual throughout the day.
St. Marks Church, h Sunday after
Trinity Holy Communion. :. A. NJ; Sun
day School. > 80 A. NJ Morning service
with sermon. 10 so A. NJ; Choral Even
song with sermon, p. NJ. All cordially
| invited.
| Methodist church. 10 80 A. NJ Sermon
BY the pastor. Subject, Christ our Pat
term" IL NJ, Sunday school; P. NJ.
Epworth League prayer meeting; 7 80 P.
NJ. Bible Reading followed by social ser
vice. Topic: Christ, the Head of His
House"
Christian church. Preaching bv the
pastor at 1890 A. NJ. Subject. "Ga,her-
| ing or Scattering" Sunday school IL IS
A. NJ. All 80 under the auspices of the
temperance committee Of the Y. p S. C.
E., the subject of Gospel temperance will
be considered.
The pastor will preach Sunday morning
II the Baptist church at 1880 A. NJ. sub
ject, "A Voice from the Cloud: Sunday
school with aiuls clauses At IL NJ; Y. P.
S. c. E. meeting =. 6 80 p. NJ; general
gospel meeting at 80 p. NJ. A cordial
invitation is extends d to all.
| Az Friends Chapel services will be held
on Sunday at 10 80 A. NJ and $50 p. NJ.
Payer meeting on Wednesday eve at 745
Gilbert L. FAR. Friend minister from
Iors, will speak at the Sunday morning
service, and F. G. Garland ard wife, m n.
isters from North Carolina, viii speak at
tie Sunday evening service.
Free Baptist Church. Service at 10 80,
with sermon By the pastor; Sunday school
at HAS; Young People, meeting at 80;
and gospel service at 80 in the evening.
The audience room will be reopened for
public service Sunday. July s. 1t il ex-
pecssd that Rev. DR.. Penny will preach on
that occasion. The ordinance Of baptism
will be administered in the evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-28
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES

The infant son Of John Brown of Bidde-
ford fell into vault while playing in the
rear of outbuildings and was drowned,
Tuesday.
Abou, fifty hands of the Hayes Mill,
Wi.casset quit work Friday forenoon, as
they demanded fortnigh,ly payment, in
stead Of monthly. 1t is doubtful If the de.
m,nd i. acceeded to
The County Convention Of the W. C. T.
u, Franklin County, was held at Strong
Thursday, with good attendance and much
enthusiasm. Mrs. l.. NJ. N Stevens, OF
Portland Sta-e President; Mr.. E NJ.
Blanchard, of LIE vision. State Treasurer
Mrs. Lizzie W French. of Portland, State
Superintendent of Scientific Temperance
Instruction, were present.
St. tldemar Commandery Of Knights
Templsrs Of Houlton are this week making
q pilgrimage through northern AroostooK
The knights Tempsr of Pre.q1e Isle gave
them pleasant reception and ball At the
Opera House. Presqle Isle, on MONDAY
evening. Tuesdhy evening the Caribou
Lodge repeated the entertainment. and
Wednesday evening they we're entertained
at Fort Fairfield. Hon. Edward wigsin
made them an address of welcome in
the Opera House at Presgue Isle. and Don
Powers replied.
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Personals.

Rev. FIR Charland has returned from his
trip to Quebec.
MIR. j. NJ. Wall of Pitt.feld, has been in
town this week.
Detective J. s. Head Of the Maine Cen
trail. was in the city yesterday.
The wife of DR.. Fred King of Portland.
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. wn.
True of thi, city.
DR.. II. E. Field Of Dexter, was here
yesterday, professional basines, calling
him to Skovh egan.
Miss Ada Stevens Of Boston. is At her
old home in this ci y, where she will re
main for the summer.
Miss Nellie Pcoler, who has been At
Stewart's City Dining Hall, will 20 to
West End Hotel, Bar Hsrbor, this summer
and engage in the came employment.
Mr.. A. F. Mason of Hartford, superin.
tendent Of the agencies Of the .Etna l. fe
Insurance Co. and one Of waterville's
boys. has been calling upon his old friends
here.
Rev. J. L. Seward, the eloquent pastor
Of the Unitarian church, has been in Cam
bridge thi, week to attend the meeting of
the Harvard Divinity Alumni Association,
Of which he is secretary.
Mrs. Chester F. Butserfeld. formerly Of
this CITY. died in Bangor yery auddanlv IN
Tuesday and the funeral occurred Thurs
day. the burial being At Mt. Hope Gem
etery. Mr.. ButterfeId is to succeed Mr..
Davis - foreman Of the Aroos.ook Time,
o1ice.
DR.. Geo. B. Howard, Who vas prostrsted
BY paralysis . short time since, is now
gaining, though Of course from the natu e
Of the trosble, the change is slow. The
public 70 whom the doctor il 80 favorably
known, and vho are making constant in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-28
Cured by Cuticura

Ny disease tpsoriasisl first broke out on nv
left cheek, spreading across my nose and almost
covering my face. 1t into nv eyes, and the
ply -ician was afraid | would lose my eye.iri,t
altogether II spread all over my head and nv
hair all fell out, until was entirely bald b. AIDED
it then broke out on my arms and shoulders, until
my arms were just one sore. II covered my entire
body, my face, head. and shoulders being the
worst The white scabs fell constantly from nv
head, shoulders, ard arms the skin would thieken
and be red and very Itchy and would crack and
bleed II scratched. After spe afing many hundred.
Of dollars. wa pronounced incHrsbie. heard
Of the crricUEA RENEpiss, and after using two
bottles tCTfcrRA REsoLvrST. I could Zoe a
change; and after had taken four BEETLES, | . a.
almost cured, and when had used six bottles of
CUrIcuRA RE-oLyEST and one box of c 4 rrtuRA,
and one cake of Grrf'URk soar, vas cured Of
the dreadful disease from which had suffered for
i've years thought the disease woald leave a
very deep scar. bat the CUTirrRA REMEDIES
cured u without any scars. Icanaot express with
a pen what suffered before using the tUTIcugx
REhspIes. They saved my lite. and feel II nv
daiy In reeo-r nd them Ny hair il restored a.
z'od ~ ever, and 20 Ia my eyesixht. know Of
others who have received grea, benefit from their
use. Mrs Rosa Kelley
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-28

vEw YORK. June a.
FLouR--Receipt,. 1o,is2 ptgs; eHports. 3ise
bhls; sales, 2 o.as kepea, quotations incIud
ing City mill extra, q 2sae4 30; patent, ~ s0s
t5 rs, superhne, q ooas2 rs. extra No 2, b. 1os
o. IS; winter wheat low grade, q 50a&3 %; Min
rfsotA extra. o. soae4 80, Southern sour dun
rye -four quiet.
wBEAT-Receip's - exports. s., roe. sale,
$500 lower: No spring - No = red -Sls
8, No red, SeiagB. e,ey'I. s4.aafi. fob gsI.ps
deiiv'd, No aaId. esa9Si, No / northern, 9s,
RYK-dull.
EARLEY-qniet.
CoEy-Receip.s. Is5.,fp exports, -. ~, .a,es
2if oc, lower. fesBer. tlls4i,; Soz, AIaslI
store aud elevator. i,sate afoat
0Ars-Receipts. - opo, exports. q ,a3l ,aIes
i39 90 firm No :; ca, DO whir al ;Sox. s3la3i
do white a5asG, No ,,'ss3s; do -hite, az Hixsd
Western, ia33.; white do, 3la4i
CoYFEE-fair, Rio, fair, 20.
SUGAR-Raw firm, refined firm; demand
fair; crushed tis5. extra crushed, slasJ; white
extra crushed 4 st: cut loaf. n; grznalated. si.
PErRoLEuw-- steady, so
PoaK-Gniet
BzEF-siesdy.
LARp-d1ii. western team, d g7kaea lll clos
ing ~ is city steam, Is 10 refined dub; oosi Inc =,
u o6ie ~; 5. A. d IL
BorrEr quiet. western dairy 7al5; do
creamery, saf7l
cHssss-.teaty rreishts to Liverpool firm.
State. sssi, fancy. SIC,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-28

David Gilcross. an inmate Of the Togus
Home. was arrested Wednesday by Deputy
Sheriff Ames for assaulting . fellow soldier
named John Monnihan with heavy club,
fracturing his skull and severely injuring
him in one Of his eyes. The injured man
Is now lying in the hospital at the home.
ard it ls thought tina, he would have been
killed had it not been for the interference
brought before Judge Andrews yesterday
ani bound over to appear at the next term
of the Superior Court. lie bears a hard
name among his associates. and the officers
of the hospital SPEAK Of him as bad char
acter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-28
SUPERIOR COURT.
June Tsrm-Hon o. q. Hail. PGssidins
G. 7. STEVENS, Sheriff.
w. s. CHoArE. Clerk.
+. A. SMALL, Stenographer.

G. T. STEVENS, Sheriff.
w. 3. CHoArE. Clerk.
+. A. SMALL, Stenographer.
WArERvILLE. June p.
Langlois W. Maine Central Railroad Co.
This case WAS concluded at noon. with a
ver'ict for plaintiff for $500.
Alice Gallagher va. Robert l.. Proctor.
s. s Brown for plf.. W. T. liaines for
deft. This 10 an action on the case for
personal injuries. the complaint being that
the deft. removed two planks in the sid, =
walk on Main ST., Waterville, and dug n
trench to the cellar Of store for the pur-
pose of drainage, and neglected to place
about it the proper safeguards, and that the
plf fell into it aud suffered great injury .
S3CO) being claimed. The defence is that
the plff. carelessly walked into it in broad
day light; that though she WAS bruised,
WAS not greatly injured; that the deft. had
4 permit from the city to take up the walk,
and was actually doing the work for the
owner of the building, who had the charge
of the manner Of doing il, and therefore II
any body were liable it would be the
owner.
The case Of the defendant had been
op ned At the time Of adjournment.
Court took recess until evening when a
case will be taken up to accommodate
counsel from out Of town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-28

The funeral e Mrs Holmes. wife Of
Dr. N. fl. Holmes Of this city. occurred
yestesday afternoon. She ~As In the 1871
yeas Of her age and had lived here over 81
years. She vas benevolent lady, ard
hAs been i,ien,fed with the Ueiiarisr
church il this plsee ever since it sss o.
gauixed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-28

Mr.. Harry B. Ilallock, of Amherst Col
lege, '93, has lately won the lst prize in
the two-mile bicycle race CT the New Eng
land Inter Collegiate Athletic Association
AZ Worcester, Macs. 1t is q splendid medal
Of solid gold and beautiful design. He also
won the second prize at the Berkeley Oval,
in New York city. This prize is hand
some silver medal. and he has beside sew
eral souvenirs Of victories won las. year.
At the Berkeley Oval he only lost the first
prize by two feet, or one-tenth of second.
The time made was minutes and 6 sec
onds. Mr.. Hallock 10 now visiting his
parents in this city, Rev. and Mrs. l.. ii.
IIallock, College street.
Mr.. f. GIlpatrick, whose shop is on
Front street, has the contract to make the
repairs on the basement Of City Hall, fol
which the City Council made provision At q
recent meeting. New sills will be put in
and other necessary work done, among the
| rest system Of ventilation, so arranged as
| to prevent the woodwork from rot,ing Out
so rapidly. Mr.. Gilpatrick is now working
a crew Of eighteen men, and among Other
work in progress. he is finishing the new
house I ear the reservoir. begun by the late
VIM. Brown. and now owned by Mr.. Hsvi
laGd. He has just finished quite isb OF
the buildings of Mr.. A. p. Emery, located
on West street, and used in his wool bust
ness. The work done at this place ha
| been mostly on the outside. and the i'm
provenent made in the looks of the plsci
is noticeable. He has also been engage
in an extension job at the foundry o.
Messrs. We6ber and Philbrick, and upo,
the residence of Mr.. Frank Weber. bu
of these We will speak at another time.
| We saw Mr.. Andrew S. Farrar. of Dex
ter, in the city yesterday, he being just OF
the point Of starting across the country il
his carriage, bound for home. He hai
come from the stock farm of Mr.. ii. G
| James, few miles out of the city. Mr.
Farrar says that extensive preparations ar
being made for the coming celebration II
| Dexter the i,h, AMI tha: it is expe ted I,
be ore of the greatest events of the kim
known to the history of the town. Ii i
under the auspices of ii. F. Stafford Post
No 8. G. A Il and the dedication Of tn
soldiers Monument. with Grafton by tn
'hero of the empty sleeve" Maj. Ger
Oliver O. Howard, now commanding TIN
Department of the East, being the success,
or of the late Gen. w. s fIanc) ck, will b,
the great event of the day, though ther,
will be various other features common l.
the regular 4th of July celebration. Gen
Howard, with his son and nephew. who i
the son Of Rev. 4. Il. Howard, will arriv
| i'll Dexter on the morning of the 4th. an,
will be the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Farrsr
tine families being Connected after the Ash
Gen Howard and the young men. with Mr.
Farrar, will 60 to Moosehead Lake on
fishing excursion, to be absent few days
July 81, Gen. Howard lectures in Bridgton
and OH the 3 l he will be in Portland, t
attend the reunion of the Army of tn
Potomac.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-28

The frame work of the government coal
shed is we'll night completed sad boarded
10. Work Was commenced yesterday in re-
moving the lookup and other buildings
which stand on the erourd to be occupied
BY the nex Kennebec Central railroad build
irss. The lookup was moved to its future
abiiins place in the rear Of Searle,s block
and the old Lewis tsorehouse which has
been purchased BY W. ID. withee Was
started on its way to Mr.. withee's lot At
the south erd Of the town then il will be
used a. = stxble. Preparations for the
erection Of the other ailroad buildings viii
be pushed ~ fast ~ possible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-28

Children's Sunday will be appropriately
observed at the Uaivefsalih church to.
morrow. la the forenoon Of 10. 80 the pai.
tor, Rev. y. NJ. Hough.oa, will preach
to the little folks and in the evening thsy
In him. will give q concert consisting Of
chorus singing and solos interpreted with
readings and recitations, TO which all are
invited
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-28

A part Of The edition OF the Colby Oracle
sas received from the biniery yesterday
forenoon and was put on sale At the boob
sand. ia the city. IL is volume OF about
$50 pages. nes,iy printed and illustrated
and add for the low price of 50 cts- per
copy. No aIunuus should be without the
Oracle for 1890.
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ANUS SEM EN- rs.

"She" will be put on at Granite Hall the
evening of July ith. The Lancaster News
speaks OF the company in the following
commendatory terms:
"Mr. Justin Adams version OF She from
II. Rider Hagg,rd's famous story 80 pleased
q crowded house at Mechanics Hall last
evening that return engagement was in
sisted on at an early date -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-28

Mr.. L. W. Shea, n resident of Smith
town. met with peculiar accident Friday
afternoon while crossing the bridge. He
was asked by man in a carriage to pick
up dog that was running sloag beside the
team ard place him in the carriage On
loing so the dog turned ard ssvsgely bur
led his teeth in the flesh of the mans nose
and lips. cutting the latter so badly that
Or. Turner was obliged to take several
stitches TO close the wound. which cut the
lip through entirely in two places. The
most cold blooded part Of the affair was
when the owrer of the team uncere mont
ously picked up his reins and drove on
without any word of thanks or of inquiry
INTO the extent of the msn's injury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-28

1t is expected that there will be quite
number of people ii the annual meeting Of
the Good Will Farm Association in Easl
Fairfield mex. MOI day forenoon. from
Waterviile. not only people Who live there
but those who will be in the city to attend
the commencement of Colby University
There will be nothing special to engage
their attention Monday forenoon, and the
fame Of the Good Will enterprise has %
extended that about every body knows some
thing Of it, and desires to see the place and
the boys. The report Of Rev. G. W.
Hinckley. the protector of this philanthropie
enterprise will be of unusual interest. The
train which leaves here at 10 A. NJ. will
leave passengers at the door of Good Will
Farm house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-28

~ the annual election Of Gardiner Lodge
NJ y. I .. o, r.. held Thurssiay evening
The following chisers were chosen z. o.
y -fy. Noble Grand =. II. Douglass. Vice
On nd A. J. Hooker. Secretary; J. C.
LADDERS, Treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-28

Tourists. emf n ants and mariDArs find that Ilo.
ss.,si sloinara htfter. ts medicinal .Afesuzsd
against nnhsalthfui Influences, upon which, thev
can i"Tai'itly rry. since /, prevents the nfeets
that an unhealthy climate. visizied Atmosphere.
uhsreasto1. a or on shaiesouse diet. bad vxrer or
other conditions uH.xvorzble 10 h~aith .a.ss
other sis- produce. On bong voyages, or e,rr-ys
ny isnh - isfrafes adjacent 10 the sqnstsY il +
esPec ally useful az pTev~ntive OF the Isbyt.e
eomSiatnts and disorder- OF the s.ouarb liver m
bcvei.. which spt to attack natives n ~. to-,
perAe zore- @ojouFning or travelling in surh ~.
g'oa-. sad - an excellent pfosec'i,n sxziou the
.hi'as,er oI eSue"- sosd. sudden changes Of tsm
y not onty psev-Bs imiernistens and r. mIri.nt 70
yer, shd o'her dise aces Of EaIsrt itys~ bur er.d
ieatss them, fzet which has t<ep mott ytOus ~,
years past IN North and soeth Aaetics NsxtsS
inc west Indies, Australia aud other cosnt1es.
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ksnnebsc comnandefy. u. o, G. G., OF
ID city elected the following officers for
the ensuing year at the meeting Thursday
evening " c., 3. II. Dow; V. N. c.,
Annie Ann.f w. r. I. o. Ever; W. H.
" " Small X. Of r., /. s. Mitchell
+ X. Of H.. A. Fuller V. T. James
walker; W, /, y. Ii. W. Hsmlin; W.
O u Is. y, Ring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-28

Hon /. C. Libby. OF Butphap, hs.
bought the dne residence Of ID. ii. swan,
on Summer street. in this city, the price
paid being about . SEQ. He may conclude
to establish his home here. which would he
piece Of news that our citizens would be
glad TO hear. but this will not be at present.
Mr.. Libby brought the property named As
An investment, and he does not make many
mistakes In transactions Of this kint.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-28

The Congregational church was abant-
sntIy alled Thursday evening with an audi
eacs who, judging by the hearty and
frequent applause, highly appreciated the
ane. eloquent and sryumsntAtive lecture
shieh was delivered by Mrs. Mary T.
Laihrop Of Michigan.
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Te Nervous Dsbilitatsa Men.

II you will send Us your address. We vii
mail you our illustrated pamphlet expl ,p
ing all about DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro
vol,aic Belt and Appliances. and tlei
charming effects upon the nervous de5li
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YtAl
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-28

A farmers wife living near Dover, n
j.. broke duck egg into frying pan a
few days ago, when ont rolled an egg of
smaller size. The larger egg was of or
binary size and contained a perfect yolk
The inner egg was about an inch and a
half long, with perfect shell and nor
NAL in svery way.
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Marriieo.


CUMBERLAND.
In Portland, June II. Charles ". Wilson Of Port
land. and Mis-. Henrietta Mcdonald Of tape E.iz
Ab~th. June "a. frank Soye. stroBt nd Mis- Allies
Maud toss both Of Portland, jane u. iisofae bif
ford WEIGH and Mrs be ssi~ Alien Rand.
In bo~foinhAm. June is. W. Edwin Timer 81
Sioux Fails. south Dakota, and n 50 Moliie g. BIB
Der Of Bowdoiuhan.
10 cumber.a al, June IL. Capt Charles II Saw
yer ana Mrs. Ella y. Doten, both Of North Var
mouth.
KExSEBEc.
In Wztervi.ss, June -, Aipheu. A. Gro.. and
Miss Hattie H. DAVIS. both Of Oakland.
OXFORD.
In Iryeburz. June u. " lillian q Robs rita Of Con
way. NH, and Mis- Myrs Hiaaey Of Boston, Mas.
In hfosnfeid june "a. Fred Fitch Of setsao
aed Mis-. MARY y. Hin Of Brownaeid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-28

Some Fruits Of Modern Missions" will
BE- he subject Of the pastors sermon a. the
Ft't Baptist Church, ner, Sunday. Rome
80 a Mission Field" ~ill be illustrated BY
atom. forty views thrown upon the screen
BY he use Of the stsreoptlcon in the even
Ing
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41e1.

IN Portland. June %. Mrs. Marian y. BaeislA.r
and mo afhs.
=. A. Greeiy Hospital. June %. Mary R,lan1, aged
SOHgKsEr.
In New Portland. June II, Dssiel G. Ne,calf
aGed = Year,, 4 naonths.
AGED - years and II months.
YORK.
in Biddeford. June II. John A. Elliott. syef N
years. June II. Mrs.. Sarah HaAlock, ased Is wear.
months; June Is. Thomas Gleason. formerly q.
Portland. aged IS years. "
In Acton, june z. Resben WipcheI, aged g.
yesn. June u, Mrs. Oliver G. Titeomb, aged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-28

sir. z. ID. Ta,ker has engaged Mr. Ride
oat Of Houlson to train and drive his stal-
Hon, Pilot Victor. should he prove fas,
enough TO trot his maiden race on the
Fourth At Augusta. He was handled al
A Augusta Thur.dsy by Mr.. Libby. and de-
q tie the bad condition Of the track. tro.ted
10 good form and made fast mile. He
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