Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-15
Church Notices.

At Friends' Chapel, services will Do held
on Sunday at 1890 A. M. and p. n.
Pfsyef-meesing Wednesday evening at 30.
Unitarian church. services 1t the usual
hour 1890. Sunday School At IL NJ. The
pastor. Rev. r. N. Griffin will by reques.
repeat the sermon delivered on Sunday
Nov. 20, entitled "Chris.-The Wonder.
full"
Meonian Hall Singing by G. F: HAYES,
the Misses Cross and others; preaching by
Miss Pratt. Subject: 'The Or in the pit on
the Sabbath day" A cordial invitation
extended to all.
There will be no services at the Univer-
salist church tomorrow morning. Sunday
school and young peoples meeting at the
usual hours. One week from tomorrow
the pulpit will be occupied by Rev. Ira A.
Priest Of Adams. Mass.
Congregational church 1890 A. NJ.
worship and preaching by the pastor; Has,
Sunday school; 8 2. NJ, Y. P. S. C. E.
meeting in the chapel; p. NJ, Praise ser
vice and first of series Of addresses by
the pastor on The Church Creed.
Rev. c. +. Owen of Gardiner will preach
at the First Baptist church Sunday at csc
A. NJ. Sunday school, with adult classes,
At IL NJ. Y.P.S s. c. E. meeting at 6 ?. M.
Att Brother Howard Owen will deliver
his lecture on Joshua and his Times
St. Marks church cath Sunday after
Trinity, Morning Prayer and Holy Com
munion with sermon 1890 A. NJ; Sunday
school $50 P. NJ. First Evenso,g with
cAtechizing 8 P. NJ; Choral Evensons
with sermon P. NJ. All cordially invited
At the Methodist church, 9.i5 A. M,
class meeting; 1890 A. NJ. serm IN by the
pastor, ''Individualism Of Christianity
1905 p. NJ. Sunday school; & p NJ,
Epworth League prayer meeting to which
all young people are especially invited;
2. NJ, sermon illustrated by three large
paintings. Subject, THE Shallow of I
| Great Rock
Free Baptist church, services at 10 80,
children's talk. followed by sermon by the
pastor, subject "Idlers;" Sunday school d
ll.i5; young peoples meeting at o'clock,
a. o'clock the second lecture in the series
of Important Questions, subject, "Wha
Hast Thou Done?' Special arrangements
for siuging by both mixed and male choir'
All invited, bring your friends.
The Augusta and Gardiner Electric road
will probably be equipped with snow plowi
this winter and in this connection il ma,
be interesting to note the new plough to b'
used on the Boston electric railroads tn,
coming winter. 1t 10 six feet wid'
and eight feet long; the cab 10 eight fee
long and seven and a half feet high. Their,
is q platform at either end for the drive
and conductor. Like the ordinary plough
it 10 equipped with diggers in front of tn,
wheels. The Sc are essential in the electro
plough, as they serve to produce q more
perfect contact with the rail, necessity il
electric propulsion. A new and move
mechanism for raising and lowering tn
diggers and shears is seen in thi
plough. 1t is operated by 9 spindl
and hand wheel from the plat
form. The electrical equipment is com
plete and thorough. There are two fifteen
horse power motors inside the car. Ties
are Of the ordinary railway type. Beini
inside the car body, they are protected fror
the rain, storm and wind. The plows ar
all equipped with . powerful brake, whic
requires no turning of spindle, but simpl
the pressure of q mans foot. The result
are instantaneous and most effective. Th
interior Of the plough is lighted by bunc
of three incAndescent lamps. On eacl
platform, over the door, there are singh
lamps, which furnish sufficient light to me
operating the Plough. The customar
headlight is carried on the dasher at night
Three men can easily operate the plough
a motor man, trolley man and man o.
disgers and shears.
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There are many in this city who in sun
| ,,a,. ne a hava foupI tho hslrpv hreeze