Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-11

Daily Eenathrf Auusaal
THURSDAY. SEPT. II. 1890.
Cards Of thanks and resolutions Of resrs.
viii ns charged AZ the rate OF ten cents q hus
All advertising announcements Of enscr,.i.
men,s whose object is the raising Of ncusv
| siu DC charged .. the rate Of fftccn cent.
| line
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY
| Cio,hing-C, II. Mason.
| Wall papers--H. Il. Randall.
antui-Rcnt.
Loss-Nstch charm.
Sccnl altoiicrSe
The incandescent electric ligh, system
has been introduced into Gsnnett & Morse,
printing house.
| Owing TO connections and heavy Load
| Of passengers the train that leaves ataIO
A. Nj, wss for;y-tiye minutes late Tues.
day,
Quite number of people who expected
to attend the fair in Lewiston yesterday
were prevented from doing 50 by the un.
| favorable weather.
Richard Dixon, before the police cour,
yesterday, accused OF adultery, was bound
over in $500 bonds 10 appear at the nccem,
Der term of court.
1t is expected chat the nth which :ss
| cllsed car and on that account win be
something OF novelty, will sooa be upon
the lire cf the electric road
onc half of the unpaved portion Of
| Bridge street 1t the west end of the bridge
has been made ready TO receive the PAWN,
blocks and tho work Of laying them viii
commence today.
The electric ears bal quite patronage
Tuesday in spite of the rain In such
weather as that there would be very Little
travel for pleasure SO that those who wen,
represent The business travel
MIR Robert Roe, Jr., who succeeded
Major j. NJ. Davis as superintendent of the
Eastern Manufacturing Compauy's pulp
mill at South Brewer, has resigned to take
charge of the pulp mill in this city.
MI. Gilbert Hedges, civil engineer from
Boston, was engaged yesterday in locating
| the line of the electric railroad from Mar.
ke, square mp over Rhnes hill, thence
! through Grove street TO connect with the
line already constructed on State street.
The location he made was practically an
approval of the line previously established
To-day will be Governors Day at III,
State Fair, AMI large number of Augusta
people have signhei their intention Of
attending. The Governor and STAFF will bo
met at Lewiston by Companies Il and u of
the Second Regiment, Co. G. Of the First
Regiment. snl the First Regiment Gun
Company, who will act as escort for Gov.
ernor and STAFF
The Epworih League of the Methodist
Church invite all their fricnls to spend
pleasant evening with them at ,he church
yestry this evening. There viii b, in
s'rum5n'al AMI vocal music, select read
ins'. etc. with plenty of time for hand
shakirg and exchange of greetings be-
tive those who have been separated
duii7g the vacation season..
One Ct the attractions Of ,ha State Con
veHtiln Of the \. =. $. Z. i. will be
chorus choir, composed chiefly of local
talent. Prof. j. j. Turner of Gardiner,
has been occurred as leader. The first ola
series of rehcnrssls under his direction
will be bel! in the Cpugr sational chapel
this Thursday evening at 30. All singers
willing To assist are invited to be present,
careless clerk in an Augusta grocery
store ia place Of plscard reading !swcu
apples, twenty coats, v hjch be was told to
put over ii II of apples in the window,
had one bcung the words "swcct twenty
At one time yesterday afternoon the EIDE
walk WIS hlocksdod with qpito mature sin.
a. women who read the sign with a strange
light in der eyes. while sweet sixteen"
II getting prs, them had 10 step oil the
ei'crslk a1G 60 out around the crowd.
A little maid Of five summers living in
The ii had been v itncsI TO a lecture Ut
the Caudle type delivered b. mamma upon
the subjce Of umbrellas dauouncny in
str9rg rms the carclc'sncss Of her hut-
bard in leaving o.c Anywhere. Later in
The diy the ltte maid cane from call to
The rc'ghbors. ani uprn her rctrrn vie
said very earnestly, Mamma Mr.. G. c1mc
oy. there ard he had 80 umbrella AMI he
never let it either. Don't you wish you
could have tha. man.
The question Is ofttn asked Il this ca
son Of the year, "'Yhy IS the air 70 ull;
a. aaictrcss Of the day seems nlmos, OPP