Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-01

Daily &eaaebef 3ouraal
SATURDAY. MAR. I. 1880,
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t'ards Of thanks and resolutions Of rr.,...
wili % banged as lhe rate of ten cent. . IN.
An advsn sing announcements OF enter,,;,
nents whose object Is the raising Of mo,.,
viii b charged u ne rate Of fifteen cent.
kns.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT ro-pAv
Nsw ApvxsriskNkSrs
Fruit Sale-Gannett Morse
Hunt's Remedy Co.
Lsnber-R. c. Piner-e = Co.
Wanted girl.
Socol 2nnllcrx.
WIDE Hiatus.
The one great cause Of all our woe
We learn Il but TO rue.
lis the difference twixt what We kpou
And what We think we do
New iork EresiaV ssa
Small boys are "bulling" the market in
marbles.
There is no more economical sosp mad.
than Brussels
Attention is called to Gsnnett 4 Mo,.s.
new advertiser ent
The April term of the supreme court
begins on April FOOLS day.
The Beef Company's handsome new
wagon was on the street yesterday.
Mr.. II $. Bisisdell has sold his finale
bred horse TO Mr.. W. II Lowell of H.lo.
well.
Quite number went TO Gardiner to ,.s
the races yesterday, aud returned di,sp.
pointed.
Mr.. Fred Hersey, the enterprisins ,bo.
dealer, 10 in addition to his store here IN
run one at Hallowell.
The young people of one Of the mission
bands Of the First Baptist church give an
entertainment in few days on their ami
versary.
Supreme Court sits here Tuesday, Jus.
tee Walton presiding. The term will
probably be short one. it is thought, not
longer than week.
Mr.. +. W. Simmons has purchased a
double tenement on Melville street Of Mr..
James +. Fuller. Mr. Simmons intend. to
occupy the house as his residence.
The task of preparing the foundations
for the stack Mr.. Horace Cony intended to
erect on the site Of the old carriage shop
has been abandoned till cold weather
comes
Those in need of lumber, and especially
icemen who are so much delayed in getting
material for new houses and stacks will do
well to read X. c. Pingree & Co.'S ad. in
this issue.
One of the spans that took parties from
this city to Gardiner to see the races thst
didn't take place yesterday was dudley
Buck" and Butter Scotch" They made
handsome pair.
The Harvard Qusrtette appears at Ban
gor March 3. Portland March 3. Monmouth
March Z, and with Miss Flora Cochrane,
pianist, and Miss Carrie +. Hale, reader,
At Augusta March q.
All members of Morrill, Commandery.
No 1926, L q. G. C., who are interested
in its welfare and success, are cordially
invited to meet in Golden Cross Hall this
Saturday evening at I 80 O'Clock
Col. Thomas Lambards term of office as
superintendent of the new public building
expired yesterday and he ceases to act
longer in that capacity. Custodian Manley
will pay what few remaining bills there are.
A prominent member OF the H. of ?.
fraternity in this city, informed II reporter
yesterday that there is to be Il Division
Uniform Rank, X. of p, organized in
Bangor to be known as Lewis A. Barker
Division
City Marshal Norton of Gardiner, and
Officer Stinson of that city, brought three
prisoners from that city to Kennebrc jail
yesterday forenoon. Their names were
Horace Sherman, Larry Donahue, and
John Williams. They were given 80 '
days each for into1icstion.
The kennebec Superintendent Union
meets for the regular monthly session at
the L. Nj. G. A. room. Augusta, at 2 T. NJ.
next Monday, March 3. All superintend-
ents and assistant superintendents of Evan
gelical Sunday Schools of Augusta and
vicinity are requested to be present.
The annual election Of officers of Trinity
Commandery, Knights Templar was held
last evening. G. X. Tilden, f. C.; Z.
McMurdie, g 4 c. Dudley, c. G H.
Allen, Prelate II. A Heath. s. W. 4; c. W.
Jones, j. W.. Treby johnson, Treas 4.
Blanchard, Rec The installation and ban
quet will be two weeks from last night and
will be private.
Mr.. +. NJ. EstAbrooke, who runs on the
short train between Bangor and Portland.