Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-22

Mrs. Ivory Brsnn. a lady residing in
Farmingdale, celebrx,ei her 7lst birthday
anniversary Monday evening. She was
presented with handsome easy chair by a
large party of friends, who called 10 extend
congratulations.
Mis- Daisy Warehouse entertains the
Young ladies' Progressive Euchre Club at
the home Of Mrs. Ami Davenport in Farm
ingial, on Friday afternoon. These gather
| lag, of the club are becoming most pleas
ant eve..ts in the winters social happenings.
Mr. Chas II. Partridge, who suffered a
severe fall Tuesday afternoon, was much
improved Wednesday. more careful ex-
| animation of his injuries contradict the pre-
vious report that his leg had been broken,
and il il believed that he will speedily re-
,ov,r from the general shaking up Of his
s.'m.
Sevcr, gentlemen in this city who in
vested ia the capital stock of the American
Nsyionsl Bark Of Kansas City are properly
corcerucd regarding the safety of their
lucsts There are quite number here
wha | | out when the stock Was at 100 and
better Who are congrstulating themselves
nov ths' they unloaded at the proper time
Mr. : Bowman will commence extensive
pairs IN the block row occupied by ?. ii
/ WinslGw, A. soon AS that gentleman moves
into ~ quarters of his handsome new
block The old store will have new plate
glass front and be otherwise improved.
| -pger Water street promisesto be on par
With the lower end so far "a looks are con
ccruai and that in the near future.
partial list Of the speakers and sub
lec's in the series Of practice, talks to be
givcu Curing the winter has been arranged
by General Secretary Murray as briefly as
follows Jan. -, Character AID Reputa-
ton" Rav. Il W. Jenkins; Feb 10.
The New Souh AZ / Saw It," A. C
stilphep. E.q March 10. Law for the
Business Man, Charles l.. Andrews, Esq
The otlor will. be announced later.
This ovening at the Methods. church
Philip Phillips delivers the first Of his series
of three lectures to be giren here on con-
secutivs & tnipgs. He has just closed =
most successful course in Augusta where
he ~as received v h large audience every
night H., lectures upon the interesting
places of the world and illustrates them
with large colored scenes thrown on a
screen by powerful illumination. Many
tire advertisement, including the illustrated
songs, is frstclass
The proprietors of a wholesale liquor and
cigar house, which has done \ large bust
ness in Maine through its representatives..
were in town yesterday on their way through
the State l5osing up the record of one of
| their travelling men, who, Judging by the
been living high ard at their expense He
is well known here as chap of peculiar
| linguistic gifts and one possessed of much
check snl bluff. He has worked the con-
eeru for his own benefit. and is now prob
| ably ENJOYING tbs fruits Of his Rbors in
some other cline.
| The Y NJ. G. A. rooms were packed
TUESDAY ereriux to witness the dumb bell
exhibition given by the young men Of The
/ physical culture class connected with the
ASSOCIATE IN, and the musical entertainment
given by some of our best local talent The
folloxing is the programme
Paper on Physical Education. '.en. Sec Murray
Piano iuttt, Messrs. Winslow 4 Studley
Dumb bell drill, Messrs. f. +. Studicy. +. W
Annes, T.. Jack. : q. Andros. W. \. Annes
Nocai Solo, MIS-. A. 5. Lsdd
Club Swinging, NJ. Is. Murray
Remark '!y Gen secretary.
Piano solo, +. II. Wiusiow
The entertainment was first class and
| accomplished its object that Of explaining
10 those interested in the association the
work that is being done by the physical
culture class. The musical selections were
all excellent AMI were given generous
applause. Too much cannot be said in
praise of the young men of the class who
! went through with the movements Of the
drilt in manner much like clock work
| urier the instruction of the Gen, Secretary
It VA. aiso financially successful.