Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-25

rocks.
Benjamin. Piper has displayed a stage
sign over his door showing that his store /,
to b, the headquarters of stages running
from the CITY as well as for the electric
railroad.
Mr.. Charles Morrill, upon his return
from Ca itornia recently, brought with hun
Il cone from tree in the Mariposs Grove
tina. measures nineteen inches in length sud
four inches in diameter
| A travelling man who resides in this city
states tina, vhuc riding near the banks Of
the Dead River iecently. he observed a
man moving with mittcus on his hsnis.
| Evidently the carly frosts have found their
way to that see ion,
| The Star of the East had her name on
enc side covered over Friday night with
boards, says the Bath Times. Tho pastry
work around The wheel WAS smashed in by
thc waves on the trip from Boston Thurs.
dsy night. II was pretty rough weather.
| Mr.. Howard owen is gaining quite
reputation SIS n pedestrian. for one GU, of
! the ranks Of the professionals. lie very
often walks for exercise from his cottage
oG ;ha shores of Cobbos,cconicc Lake to
his heme in this city, distance Of FIVE
miles, in an hour and halt
| Next Friday the Wiwurns VIII make an
excursion from Bath 10 Augusta AID To
gus. The oxcursionist, will have an op.
po:tunity, says the Bath Times, to enjoy
ride on the electric railroad from Gardiner
to Augusta md Togus. The fare has been
placed at s.; cents from Bath.
MIR. Robert Packard has purchased the
stone in the Old pier, there being consider
able that is suitable for building purposes,
anl las erected derrick and hoisiiag en-
ginc on the wharf Immediately below the
bridge where he will land the stoue for
convenience Of transI oration by team.
| Mr.. Shirley Stone Of Saco died at the To-
sane Hospital, Thursday. lie bal been m
inmate Of that invitation about two wears,
and hsd been gtal0aily failing during that
time. He leaves two brothers and sister,
Charles and George Stone, and Mrs. Amos
Y. Marion of Saco. His remains were
take 4 10 Saco, for interment.
Mr. Chgs Miilileen. has fac lot Of
SWcotpeas ,liat need only to BE- secn to be
sdniired. They have attained the height
Of nearly pix fcst and being stuck with
small bushes stand very erect, uating the
| appcarA,ce e y huge bouquet, and are
completely covered with blossoms Of every
e Tor. Mira. M,ilikch takes grca, pride In
having her flower garden look well md ~
uolly succeeds.
| Mr. Geo. Doueit has his crew 1t work
exec waiting for the foundations of tic walls
Of his r,w block. 1hsy ere going down
ten CT tvs Give feet tciow ihe surface and
the Foundations OF the walls viii he about
cilh; feet thick Nj. DtughtJ s block is
20 BE- six 't1rics on The front mi eight on
rear, a1d such solid and ex,c5s.tc fOunja-
uoas as rs be'ns III VIII be REQUISITE u
, sustain such heavy structure.
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