Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-11
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Fire Insurance s Downing.
For SAle- Bailding lots.
Aosel keynolds.
For Sale-farm.
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Republican Caucus.
A caucus for the purpose Of selecting Seventeen
delegates and seventeen alicrnaies 10 the Ccsnts
Convention, June 18th, will be held NJ the AlA-rs
mea's room Monday. June 10th At SPIN.
Per order Republican City Ccmmit,cc
L. II. Hull, Chairman.
Nocal 2lloticrs.
Mr.. Wade has small fab pond stocked
with carp.
White frost was seen on Brook rad
yesterday morning.
Augusta Lodge will attend in q body u,
Masonic Celebration st Portland June a&,h.
Tho schooner II. 4. Russell was tovea
up to this city yesterday by the City Of
Lynn.
Anelection has been ordered in Company
+. Of this city for the evening Of June I'm
to choose Let lieutenant.
Lawyers Offices looked deserted yes,es
day, a. the occupants were in attendance on
the opening court At wsterville.
Mr.. John Stanley, who formerly worked
at Mr.. Chas. Doughty's harness factory.
has purchased the Church farm on the Bel.
fast road and will reside there.
Seth Williams Relief Corps, install
their officers for the coming year At G. A.
X. Hall this evening. A special invitation
to Portland Corps. Ladies are requested
to bring cakes.
A large, life size oil painting Of John W.
Chase, Esq. late steward and treasurer Of
the Insane Hospital Is on exhibition in Davis
large show window. The painting is by J.
ID. Arons, Portland.
A fine large crayon portrait Of Judge W.
7. Whitehouse Is exhibited by Hendee the
photographer in the window Of Gase&
Soule's. The Likeness, 10 perfect and the
work Of a fine order.
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Messrs. Fairfield, Brooks and Lewis left
yesterday to attend the s. of V. Convention
at Waterville to-day. 1t 10 expected that
at least twenty five of the members Of the
camp will go up to-day.
Adjutant General SprAgue has decided to
have erected on the muster grounds two
buildings for the commissary department,
to be erected in the rear OF the centre Of
each regiments quarters.
Mr.. Geo. Doughty 10 occupying his new
quarters in the rent formerly occupied by
Il. w. Soule's warerooms. II 10 very con.
venicntly fitted up for his harness business
and is a very desirable location.
Delegates from Chelsea to the kenncbec
County Republican Convention will be
chosen on Saturday afternoon next at2a
P. NJ. The nomination for representative
from that class will also be made.
The Maine Central Railroad will seli
tickets at all stations In Kennebec county,
good on all trains going to and from Au.
gusta, one fare round trip, "wednesday.
June 18th, the day of the republican county
convention.
Yesterday workmcn were engaged in re.
moving dunnagc from WiIlismsou's coal
sheds that have been cleared Of the ice and
were putting it in the new stack around by
Williamson & Whitehouses to help preserve
the ice still stored there.
A. M. Goddard. Esq, has jus. had com.
pleted convenient little boat house Just
above The dam, aud has purchased a fine
canvas canoe. Other parties are building
a boat house near by and tho place is com.
ing to be popular locality for those thu,
enjoy boating,
Bangs Bros new mill 10 all rooted 10
and the painters are at work. The foun.
dation for the new boiler arc already to re-
ceive it and it is expected every day. The
track connecting with the main road /. all
laid and by the 18th of June the machinery
will probably he in m nfioo
The schooner Lawrence Haynes finished
loading at the Arsenal wharf yesterday with
ice for New York, taking 3is tons The
l.. B. Sturgs that took part Of il. cargo
from Whitehousc & williamson sheds
completes her load at the Arsenal. This
ice is from +. o. Ward & Cos stacks.
The Republican town Committees Of the
representative class including China. Chel-
sea and Albion met a, China town house at
I o'clock Monday afternoon for the pur-
pose Of considering which town This year
shouh have the repre- sentative 20 the L.gs
latnrr. 1t was decided that Cheises should
have the candidate i.;.-",' 'i.d
There was meeting Of the Ladies' Au1il-
larry Y. VI, G. A. at the Association rooms
Tuesday afternoon. There was q large at
tendance and plans for different kinds Of
work in aid Of the Association were psrf'e,-
ed. Committees were sppointe to care for
providing flowers for the Association rooms
during the summer and to make efforts for
enlargipg the library.
At the regular meeting Of the X 'ilroad
Co nmissioners held here yc,terdsy, Hon.
II. B. Cleaves appeared in opposition to the
application for an clccsri: railroad around
Peaks Island. No one appearing in favor
Of the application it as dismissed by the
Bosrd. The commissioners have appointed
. hearing at Scion, June Path, In relsiion
to crossings over the Somerset Railroad eI-
tension. The commissioners left on the
afternoon trim for Greenville and today
will make an examination Of the Canadian
Pacific.
The Cardiff Herald Of las, week contains
under the display headline Some 81 The
HusiIers' short sketches Of real estate men
in tina. city which IL described by brilliant
writer a. being in the throes Of psrturi'ion'
One nj these sketches begins A. follows: