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

Daily Keanebef 5oaraal.
n BnEs DAY. JAN. I. 1850
Cards Of thanks and resolutions Of respect,
will Be charged ct the rate Of ten cents . hue.
All advertising announcements Of entertain.
menss whose objec, Is the raising Of money.
will Be charged At the rate Of fifteen cents .
line.
NEW ENTERTAINMENTS TO-DAY
NS~ Adv sKiisAAkSrs.
browns lnsta Relief.
Equitable Mortgage 20.
Dans's ssr>apsrilla-
Investment securities.
See sdvt. 90 Sfeess' Cash S:orv.
Foreign postage amps.
Wanted hoar,ers.
Hotel Eastman.
Socol 2li,,.iers.
Fianneis washed with Brussels soap are
always white and nice.
picture of the Amherst Glee Club wss
displayed in Hunts window yesterday
Grand Army Hall will be the scene Of
another select assembly next Friday even.
ing.
All the lady eompositors at the New Age
office are now laid up by La Grippe, the
last giving in TO it, Tuesday afternoon.
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Meetings. demise is almost forgotten.
A. Mac escaped La Grippe he ought no, to
complain that the latter has usurped his
place in the popular mind.
The boys want the privilege of sliding
on Winthrop Street, and are circulating a
petition among the residents on that street
asking the city government to give them
permission.
| The Drug Clerks had an enjoyable and
successful ball Tuesday evening. About
eighty-five couple were on the floor, quite
par, of whom were from Gardiner and
Hallowell.
| The post office will be open from ! to 10
A NJ. to-day, and from l5 to SIS in the
afternoon There will be but one delivery
by the carriers. the morning. and but one
collection of the boxes, at six o'clock in the
evening. The money order office will re-
maiu closed for the day.
The Journal acknowledges the receipt Of
an original and somewhat unique pen and
ink calendar for 1880, from Mrs Hannah
j. Ba ley Of Win hrop Centre. 1t 10 COW
cred all over with peace and goodwill"
TO which work the unseltish labors of Mrs.
Bailey have long been given.
| New Years Festival WAS held at the
ves,ry OF the Free Baptist church last
evenlng. Nearly two hundred were pres
ent and very pleasing entertainment wac
carried out by the children Of the Sunday
| school. Refreshments were served and a
very pleasant and enjoyable evening passed
by those present.
| The attention OF our readers is called to
the excellent securities for investors which
are advertised on our first page today by
Hon. Fred Il. Richards, the we!l-known
Portland Banker Mr.. Richards is man
of widely recognized financial ability and
investors may feel assured that the securi-
ties he handles i'll prove both profitable and
safe.
Boys should be careful about skating on
the ice that TO ms along the edges of the
river. IL is din and IT, acharou, in placss,
and not over and abov. tough anywhere.
We sincerely hope ilal se shall not be OBJ
hRel 10 chronicle any drowi any accidents.
We would suggest, too, that parents have .
duty To perform in keeping their children
away from such dangerous places
! Ihe shores of the river AS far down rs
can be seen are lined with ice. Consider
able drift ice is now running here though
the river below is frozen solid IL i,re-
ported ,hs, the ice il in excellent share
nos, clear and smooth. and will require
bat little planning To make it marketable.
All the companies have first class aelds aud
ice men are more than sat SIZED with the
49,,
Miss Edith Blanche k'mbsll entertained
large number OF Der friends at = five
O'CLOCK Tea ilesday. at her mothers resi-
dence on winthrop street Mrs. Bradford
h'hioaii' ana Misses kimhail, North and
Hamilton received the guests OF the even
ing. Refreshments were served from FIVE
10 e'eh' CLOCK ana the event WAS one
'"A' VIII long De remembered a. one OF the
most pheasant OF ''e season.
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