Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-13
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Note the arrival Of the leavesf
The W. c. T. U. will meet this afts,pe..
at $50.
Fortunate 10 the garden with hoss Z.
tachment this weather.
Plenty Of cloudy weather but not =,
necessary amount Of rain.
The grounds about the jail are being n.
proved. and present an attractive sppsa,.
aace.
A crew Of Augusta painters afs dscossks
ing Postmaster Manlsyb Small Po,s
cottage.
Was that the new Grove street schosl
house that went through Water street ~.
tefday afternoon?
An elegant plate glass mirror has bsss
added 10 the attractions Of the DsnnsH
care ON state street..
The ice 10 reported - leaving MoosshsoA
lake and the fshermen are getting ready n
visit it At an early day.
Mr.. Frank r. Partridge is having Nh,
he considers the fastest front on the st,,se
put in ct the Fuller drug store.
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Mr.. Psttengili Of Wayne has just brossh
in lot OF new domestic cheese. They
will be handled this season by +. L. Web.
Der.
The freight house and office ct THE N.
ton are being treated to coat Of yellow
paint that changes the appearance Of thioes
to quite degree.
Landlord Berry Of Hotel North and NJ.
]. F. Young went out to Weeks Mills and
vicinity yesterday on fishing trip. Thsy
caught ~ fine brook trout.
Meeting at Friends chapel are increasing
in interest and tonight outside help will b
present. Singing on street in front Of
chapel opposite court house - usual. All
welcome.
Mr.. Geo. Hanks Is supervising the
removal Of . part Of the old buildings o.
the Mulliken farm for Mr.. W. H. GAnnsa,
prior to putting the old farm house into
livsble shape.
The Augusta delegation to the meeting
Of the Maine Breeders Association II
Lewiston yesterday, consisted Of Col. q.
G. Staples, Charles Milliken, c. W. Jones
and A. W. Thayer.
Mr.. Reuben Pierce Of Windsor will put
on the Augusta track later in the season.
his fine bay colt, Donnsl R., sired BY Ken.
nebec Boy. The colt 10 but four year.
old and 10 thought to be coming one.
"The flowers that bloom in the spring.,
ard all summer too, can be seen and bought
| to good advantage at C. X. Partridge Oh
Reliable Drug Store. 1879 wstsf street..
which Burr, the florist will keep supplied
with attractive plants for the flower garden.
Reports Of good catches Of salmon ia
Lake Cobbosseecontee are coming IN.
Henry Getchell caught this week tvo
squafe-tailed salmon trout. one wsighinss
pound, the other three pounds and bali.
George Merrill near the dam took ono
weighing five pounds this week.
DENIES band, after prac,icins In thar
band room last evening, came out at The
corner of Oak street and played two airs,
to the enjoyment Of those who CHANGED 70
be on the street ct the time. 1t was very
suggestive of the pleasure which might b
derived from open air concerts this summer.
Hanging in the window Of Kinsmsn's
drug store 10 bunch Of fruit quite novel
in this vicinity. On cocosnut tree branch
that originally contained l6 cocoanuts thsss
are now four. This branch was broushl
from Florida by Mr.. Kinsman this spring
and ii grew on . tree in . grove st Lais
Worth.
Sheriff Stevens Of this city lost bic 6ns
bred mare Rosewood on Tuesday morning
Of this week. She was an inbred Knox In
foal by Nelson's Wilkes and had 70 DO DE-
livefed by artificial means. The skill md
efforts Of DR.. Fairbanks could not says
her. This mare had never been trained
for speed but had tfotted half mile on he
Augusta track in 1-2l.
A removal Of the old fences on the bill
and thorough overhauling and repairing
Of the fences around the pasture on ths
south Of Western Avenue 10 make II secure
for COW or horse pastufsge 10 also being
carried forward. Some new wire iencins
is 10 be placed on the Eve acre lot on West
ern Avenue but by the enforcement Of The
city ordinance ob!iging citizens to led.
instead Of drive COWS along the highway
it may be unnecessary to DO this.
The substantial features Of the new .
certificates have been decided upon and
some Of them will. in few months, b n
circulation. They will bear . hsndsons
vignette Of the late Secretary Wiadom, ard
will t'ke the place Of the present % Ger
tincates issued under the Bland act bearing
the portrait Of General Hancock. A new
issue was thought necessary becAuss Of ne
excellence Of the coonterfeits Of this or
tificste which were recently discovered, end
the old certificates will now be call 10 ~
rapidly % possible,
Miss Anna W. Weeks, daughter Of ~.
and Mrs. T. T. Weeks Of Jefferson,
soon to depart for the West whore shs
| will join her sister, Mrs. Delsno, wife u
Capt. George Dslsuo Of Tacoma. Wash'ns'
ton. Mise Anna hiss m my seqasintaness
In this city . and will be greatly missed ~
her frisrds, both here and as Jefssson'
Rec sn,ly she ard Mise Mabel Weeks snssf'
tanned very pleasantly ct home, . party o.
friends from Augusta, Who expressed thsn-
selves ss most pleased with Jt6esson ~
the hospitality shown then while there.
The road book shortly to be bsusd y
members Of the Maine division, Lesgus o.
d In - . vx,n1 al al ~