Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-29

Arue Of tnAnks anu resoiutfoos OF rspect
,in DC -harged at the ra,e Of ten cent. . hue
IN adve,, ing announcements OF entertain
nents whcse o iec, is the raising of mon,y
rill be charged q, he rate Of fifteen ceu,s
Inc.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT TODAY
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Amu.emenis-rhe Two BArueys.
tn rent-rooms.
Hub Vented Nursing Bottle.
Wan ed-vest makers-
Canoes.
Aocol 2llolicrs.
Golden Cross Order entertain one week
from tonight.
Hon. Lewis Baker of Bangor, WA in
the city yesterday.
Hon. Chas. +. Littieheld leave. for hi.
home this morning.
The fret bluehsh of the season are At
Knowltou 4 Young's.
II. NJ. Rires had large carload of car.
riages come to this city Yesterday.
1t is rumored that J. W. Harlow will
sell his trucking business to George Blod.
geu.
MIR. ID. ". Wait is on from New York.
He will make his home in Boston for the
future.
DIR. G. W. Martin WAS call to pi,,sa,d
yesterday. in consultation with DR.. Griffin
of that place.
1t was refreshing 10 wake yesterday and
find the sun shining on streets no longer
thick with dust
The Tileury Company brought With
them to town, Sunday night. 6fsy.dye
pieces of baggage.
The liquor fines imposed at this April
term Of court amounted to 5000 Some
of these were on old cases.
The foundations Of Bsngs Bros. new mill
are now ready. The work will begin imms.
distely under the supervision Of Mr.. j.. M
| Murch.
| The play last evening" not ending till
after the down train left, several Hslloseu
eople in the audience were Obliged to walk
home.
The A. o. U. W. Relief Corps will nom.
mate their officers for another year, Wed.
nesday afternoon. A full attendance 10
desired.
| Mr.. Robert Packard who has the contract
for removing the old bridge pier began op.
erations yesterday in removing the wood
work on top of the pier
The following Judges attend upon the
Law Court which sits here the term begin.
ming May 81: Chief Justice Peters and
Judges Walton. Virgin. Libby, Emery and
Foster.
!
There will be a parish meeting at the
first Baptist vestry to morrow "wednesday
evening, to decide whether or not the pro-
posed changes in the auditorium of the
church shall be made.
Lindley's Company left for IIallowell
yesterday morning. and one of them at
last wore happy smli" on his face. lie
had just received news that he had drawn
81, 900 on lottery ticket
I The Street Commissioner yesterday had
his men engaged in grading up at the west
| entrance to the new bridge. The road was
being put in condition to receive the new
paving as soon as the ground settles.
The Augusta Driving Park will be put in
condition for the season in few days. The
frost Is not entirely out of the ground. but
Is soon ne il is the work will begin. The
track, however, will need but few repairs
|
| Were the month of April taken AZ a basis
for computation, one would infer that
Augusta people were rapidly going insane.
Yesterday the fourth person thus far this
month was committed to the Insane Hos
pitsl by the city authorities.
A. NJ. Rollins was Saturday thro En head
long into the galley Of the vessel loading
At Cony & Whites. and badly bruised by
Z mauus of bis plot .u ,ch az ia, III. inway.
ing gear. Tom Anderson had one hand
badly cut with pick, aud Joe Desett bad
. portion Of one hand badly crushed.
The Haynes and Dewitt Company will
probably occupy their elegant new quarters
in Aliens building this week. These will
consist of two rooms on the front corner
looking towards the post office The main
Office is lighted by five window. and 10
finished in hand polished black walnut.
The diplomatic corps at Washington have
purchased an elegant tea service Of solid
silver for q wedding present to Miss Mar
Raret Blaine. This WAS selected few
days ago AMI is now being engraved with
the name of the bride elect together with
the date and the names Of those from whom
it will be presented.
Ample accommodations have been pro-
vided for the Maine member. Of G. A. R.
who will attend The National Encampment
Department Commander Anderson saysh
will not surprise him if 5000 20 from Maine.
The post at the National Soldiers Home OF
which institution he is treasurer, Hill send
ZIG men, accompanied by the superb band
OF the home.
James Welch and Hugh BOYLE Of Bos-
ton, who have been down in this vicinity
working on the ice, cam, to thi. city Ssiuf'
day and before leaving were so drunk that
they tsrried till Judge Andrews could 10
tervew them. The result Of the interviev
Monday morning va, 81 and costs each
and not being able to pay they lie ii out 10
Kennebec Jail.
| DR.. W. r. Elwell, Assistant Surgeon 1
the Soldiers Home, Togus. contributes
| the New York Medical Journal IN interest
ing paper on the effect Of the influenza
among the inmates Of that institution
There were 364 cases, about twenty PER
cent. OF the whole number Of men 10 me
| Home. Five Of the cases we're fatal ana
| MANI tsv. be.,, Ief in n ,ehlp condition.