Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-28
NEW ADyERrIsEnENTs TO-DAY.

Chaduick'p music ssorc
Psise's eclcry ceopoant ~
Sere barRsiis-The bazaar.
70 Los6 4 Iowclfs new I'D
Choice prov ieions-Gco. ID. Hasken.
y Is. Stevens, teacher OF place forte.
Nccol JNotfcrs.
Bosssn's New Word.
'.ehc said che loved me last for sport,
fiud that I've been trtoked
Ny heart and life are wreeked-in ebert,
Completely havertcked."
Snow.
"ship Alloy" tonight
8. Liszis Ever in g. A. r. Hall SUNDAY
evening. See church notice.
A brief hail storm Of about minutes d..
ration passed over the North end yesterday
noon.
Thanksgiving morning was the nearest
perfection Of any the oldest inhabllaas
recalls.
The Rev. r. +. Griffin will preach Il
the Unitarian church tomorrow, closing his
pastorsge with Christ church.
The county commissioners were 10 ~.
sion settling matters In relation TO the One
new bridge that has been completed q
Clinton.
Master +. Lester, son Of Il. Douelass,
fell in such way ~ to cut OF . cord end
artery in his wrist. DR.. Frederick dressed
the wound.
Mrs. Leland will meet the young gentle.
men at . o'clock Saturday afternoon, and
the young ladies At 8 o'clock for rehsarsa
Of the Christmsn cantata.
Thanksgiving afternoon there was Q
most enjoyable impromtu dance in Union
Hall, about twenty couples taking part.
Prof. H. M. Pullen furnished the music.
The county union Of the Y. p. S. G. L.
will be in Augusta, Tuesday, January 10Th.
A interesting programme 10 now beng AZ
ranged and includes come interesting speak
efs from out Of the state.
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"a couple Of sAugusta boys, Alexander
Henderson and Charles Cushing. csls-
brsted Thanksgiving day. by taking $50
miles tramp after game. They he'd
pleasant days outing, but--they only
secured two rabbits.
The loupcervier that was seen around
Mr.. Fred Thorneis = few weeks ago 10 new
located in the woods just beyond the Togu
home, at the toath end Of Togus pond.
Although several sportsmsn have had shots
at him he 10 still at large.
INe sermon at St. Marks on Sunday
evening will be on the subject Of Missions,
The service will be fully choral and il hsM
in order that those who have no opportunity
Of attending the St. Andrews Day morning
service, may attend this service 10 place Of
the one on Monday.
There was = hearing before Judge
Whitehouse at the Court House yesterday.
The'csse was Marshal II. Holmes. petitioner
". r. A. Waldron, executor Of the will Of
Sarah Plat Holmes. The petition was for
leave to bring suit. Walton and Waldfon
for executor, and 8. s. Brown for petition
er. Judgement was deferred.
The three leading hotels in this city. us
Augusta House. Hotel North and Cony
House set before their guests on Ibsuhs-
giving day Al dinner some very elaborate
bills Of fare and the food was served In
manner calculated 10 make the travelling
public seek out the hotels Of Augusta ~
he proper pisces to spend their Thapks-
isirg when on the road.
There was really extraordinary interest
taken here Thanksgiving day a. To the re-
suit Of the Princeton football cams
in New York." said Mr.. W. =. Walsh, the
Popular mansger Of the Western Union
office, yesterday. "All the afternoon
crowd was At hand waiting 10 hear The
news. Not even in the palnish days Of
baseball have known ~ much interest 10
be shown. Almost ~ much was shown
about the Harvard Y ale game, though. II
seems to me that football 10 tho GINNING
game"
There WAS q meeting Of the building
C ,mmittee Of the Maine Worlds Fair COM
mission in this city Friday. The committee =
h.I 49, St..s~ sv.t1 ha