Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-28

man; infernissi0n; White Rose WALK,
Banjo and Guitar Club; Grafton. ia rank
aud 6le," Mabel S. Pierce allesory, Light
hears's Pilgrim age; quartette. ''Soring
Dance" Misses Jewett, Palmer, Drew and
Ha.ey: review of the school year; Fannie
Jose; miscellaneous business. The
program Was finely carried out and the
large audience was greatly delighted with
the entertainment was a great
day for ball playing The game in the
forenoon by the "lrrisistibles" and the
Immovables' awakened great Interest, As
this game was by unskilled players. The
"Irrisisubles" won, IA to 10. In the after
noon the Lewiston high school team played
with the Pine Trees, the former winning
the game IL to 8.
LINCOLN.
Fact Jefferson.
B. 2. Brown and family returned t, their
home last week having spent the win
ter in Augusta c. Hatch with his
m jther left here last week for Pennington
where they will remain several weeks and
perhaps locate permanently Geo. VIM.
robey is clerking At the Jefferson post
office. Memorial Day will be observed
here by Borneman Post. Hon. o. ID. Cast
ner will deliver the Grafton at the church
in the afternoon. steamer River
Bette" left here last Saturday. She will
rup between Waldoboro and the Islands -
W. learn that the First Baptist and Bunker
Hill churches have extended a ALI TO Rev.
MIR Harden of Hebron. He 10 expected to
be gin his pastorate here the first Of June.
North Rootbb1U
A'o'"' A'o''o"y'
Harry Giles fost u. A. H. mas presented
oehooi District NO. with nice nag
he nagstan formerly on the PARK, VIII De
moved scross the street to the High schoo:
srounds.-C. r. smith has been appointed
census enumerator for freedom and Will
leave Tor that town Saturday next.
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Goodwin returned Saturday from a .hor,
visit in Somerville. Mas'.-Mrs. E. +.
McFadden took the kennebec MONDAY for
Boston.-Mr. True Cotton returned Mon
day Grass is looking we'll: sptletrees are
in blossom The stars aud stripes were
flying Sunday at Mr.. +. ii. Bankers resi-
dehce.
prxopscor a.
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The farmers have improved the past
three large days in planting and many have
their potatoes and corn planted The Re
pubiicans will hold caucus May 81. to
choose delegates for fourth district con
vention holden in Bangor in early June.
Hon. Z. A. Boutelle is their first, second
and third choice Memorial sermon at
Ra, n ! WsncocL whn.s v;y;d dasc,;n
tive powers as di ,played BY the events of
81 to '65 were listened to by A large and
appreciative auiience.-D, Merrill with
the assistance of DR.. Mou!ton removed a
cancerous tumor from Mrr. Burgess last
Monday The patient is doing finely
BUYERS are paying 20 cents per pound sor
wool in this vicinity.
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The X DuhlIcQna on tho oath choap -
H. Friend and Charles Is Friend delegates
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Newport.
Rev. Mr. Wharf of Thoma.ton delivered
A yery in ere.,inu MemoriaI ,ermo, i, NJ.
ridisp Hall sunday l..,-Mr Charles
Bysckett ma. been Guite .;ck for two waak.
and i. .tilJ co,8n.d IN tho house NJ
Geo. W. Stu,r, ha. heen .nnoin,ed cansns
eDumerstor for hi, toxn and xill comma.,cs
his Ju,ie, on Monday Ju,a 9I-prof
Starr lectured in Meridian Hall SUNDAY
PIscArAQUIs.
Do.. .,d Eo,.roe
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tne pa't Ulh'ef o. fo1es nave oeen cap
'u,eu oy a'ueren' parsons ~'n.n rev
n'"e, Vi lover ahu roAcrot', me pest
COX n'u"u III Tue county, perhaps ~ the
o.s,e' Is 'he one oTneu oy b''Jah norton
o. Doser, ne Is nov we've years Old A.
setn VI scent Is ever sno cspante OF en-
"u''"e 'Augue a"a iohe cnaees' as recent
pursu,i VI '"eiVr hour, ue mohs''steh- ms
.u'.,H A'a o. 10Y n~' heipea DIS master 70 30
YIN" o'y ,o- pet. =" MS nIe "n'e' ana
~ y. kvu' ''r "sny mt re II
s"pae'o"s NV pas .eeu pulenssea N FOX
" VIC 'aisro.a' ny ueo.
ere ct there on a coal shed l24 feet lony and
"a vide and keep large stock on hand to
oil orders. They have made arrangements
FOR supply to be brought directly from the
mines IN re nsylvania and shipped from
Perth Amboy, N. j.. TO Bangor or Belfast
no,;,o,v Tho mao ~ coal 60, fns, =. be
coming more and more general in
these places. and the people will
appreciate this new enterprise of 81
nim aiways noted for its snap.-
Mess's- Dyer Hughes who recently pur
1has-d the p'ai manufacturing plant Of
the Bay State Company, formerly OF Bos-
ION ana removed the 'sme to Foxcro't.
are getsi 9 things IN readiness 20 commence
piano making In earnest The work. will
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