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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-28
N.lson's F.st Nile in D ,trois.

The Detroit, Michigan, Tribune gives
the following account of Nelson's fast
mile on the Detroit Driving Park. on the
22nd instant; An effort was made to
drive Nelson, the king of the turf. to
beat his own record OF 2.1O34. The
king was d'iven by Nelson, his owner,
and was the most beautiful horse on the
track and looked the king of horses that
he is. Mr. Nelson wore a dark velvet
jacket and driving cap, and at the second
attempt set the great horse away. he
was only going at twenty pace when
be crossed the line. but quickeBed up at
the tura. He reached the quarter in 80
seconds and fairly flew up the back
stretch, making the half in / o. 4, a
2 10 rate On 10 the three quarters he
went and reached IL in IS Ia; down
the home stretch the horse seemed to be
coming slowly, but he was not, and he
finished the nile in 2 IL IA This is the
fastest mile ever trotted.in Michigan and
the fastest mile ever trotted with but
one exception. and that exception is
Nelson himself. The king of the turf
was loudly applauded and crowned with
a wreath of roses reading "Nelson, Me-,
1S9l.n The horse was given a regular
ovation all along the stretch, and So was
the driver and owner. In speaking of
the event, John Splsn, the best man
who ever handled ribbons, said, Nelson
could have beaten 10 il he had had a
lighter driver. Nelson weighs ls6
pounds and that extla thirty or forty
pounds tells on horse coming around
the last turn"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-28

A real estate transfer made in Massa.
chusetts town is most encouraging
illustration Of success which may be
achieved by women in agriculture. Ac
cording to the statement, Miss Florence
j. Learned and Miss Gertrude Watson
OF Buffalo have bought for $25, 900 a
farm consisting Of li6 acres, with a sub
stantial modern residence and barn OF
large proportions. The place has long
been distinguished among the farms Of
the region on account OF its size, and
especially on account of the expensive
improvements made by former owner,
who never. realized his projects on
account Of financial reverses. Miss
Learned, who has bought the prop
erty, acquired 1t OF her mother
after the death Of her father,
the late owner. One of the most inter
esting and significant features Of the
incident is the fact that farming Is not a
new experiment to be attempted by
Miss Learned, but, an occupation In
which she has been engaged successful
ly for the past two years She annOun-
ces that she, with Miss Watson, purpos-
es to add much to the productiveness of
the farm Although few Eastern
women have taken charge Of farms.
women in the West, and especially in
California have been most successful in
agricultural operations. 10 New Eng
land there has been much success In
woman's farm work of raising chickens,
keeping ices, making butter and chee.e
and In other subordinate branches. With
more courage for undertaking wider
farming occupations, women may help
to solve the problem of unoccupied
farms In New England Boston jour
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A Communication from Bah.

Editors of the Kenne6ee Journal:
1t 10 not that we especially care for the
personal opinion or estimate OF your
.nrbusiaslie Richmond correspondent,
but that yopr readers msy understand the
facts Of the case connected with Saturday .
ball game o. Bath that we beg the use Of
your columns. There 10 no aoubt what
ever that the game was unsatisfs Glory
to all psfties concerned. but II there
IL to be any faultfndins or blame attached
to any one We want the right parties to get
it.. We will briefly state our connection
With III. affair. Our athletic grounds were
rented to the football team Ut the Bath
Iron Works to play . match game
with the Saccarappss Saturday
afternoon. The bail team calling
themselves the Bath Juniors. wished 10
hire the grounds for the same afternoon
for game with the Richmond baliists.
They were told Of the former arrange
ment but begged leese to play either be-
fore or after 'hs football match. The
Iron Wo k's boys kindly permitted the m to
use the grounds before them with the us.
derstanding that football was to commence
at o'clock and thus the games were sc-
vertised In Bath. Had the Richmond play
ers been on time and begun to plsy Of the
expected time, $50, there would have been
time for both games and no satisfac-
ton would have arisen. Instead,
it wss $50 when they took heir positions
to play. At the commencement Of the
game il was disiiocIly understood BY the
management Of the Bath team and The man.
sgement II the park that the game could
not be played to . nnish. but that they
must give way to the iron workers when
they demanded the fed. The iron workers.
generously allowed them an hour Of theie
own tims.
At 5 o'clock. after the game bad been ia
progress for IN hour and half and nls four
inpiGgS played. the foot ball players de-
called BY he umpire bu, it realiy took an
off .ef to stop he players
OF course IL was unsatisfactory TO the
Richmonds and their sympa r 2 .rs, but DO
other way was pessibIs ~ d n the cireDm
stances. We are not responsible fer the
Ad,e Using Of The game at all, nor for any
impressions the people may have hsd in
coming to Bah.
Our dealings were entirely with the
Bath management AND, aiieP sisipg
them An hour more than the specifisd tins
We felt jussi6ed in stopping the game.
Il wss iu " understcod py the coIt-sct-
i y parties that the foot bail team bad the
preferences, and that the ball game was .
sece ndsry affair What the Richmoad
players understood, expected or vannd il
another thing entirely We uied to treat
every body fsirly, and believe that jus..ee
was done - far - possible. under the cir
cumstsrces
We IRE sorry ihss things we're mt more
harmonious. but after giving ,hs ball
players more than Their allo,.<d time, We
cannot feel e..sersise than jus lied 10 oar
C surse. bepirg that sbis state meps will
eaiishtsn our Richmond neighbour, we are
You,s rsspecsfuile, d
Fl l.. NICHOLS,
Assistant Sscte'a,y, Bah Y. " c. A
Bah, July 81, 1891
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-28
PILES ( fESTULA.

Tie .pportunitg Of y.ur ffe, to be treated ighi
at home you wi zee by the Df.'s appoin
m'n,s) Ihi,een years OF wonderful sScees. IN
Portland, Saturday.
DIR FISK t,eats pi ga with tut the nee OF knife
or lgature or detention from business. Also ]
disease. Il the rectum. No pain or ris :, .ha L.
less operation and implicit. relief. Consultation
fr .. . rres ord with parties NAMED below ar be
convinced.
bR. FrSK'3 unerriDg method enables
him - eaAr.ntee . ture in every case, sh,
he.itste. You risk nothing. Becsuse
others Lave faik in your caseSis no reason
Why you should net accept cure nov
Delay rnay mean cancer Of the rectam. or
diseae Of the Kidneys, bladder or urino
genial organs which will be cure to entail
vital weakness, nervous debility and un
told misery Of hoty and mind. Attend TO
the trouble now.
PrTsFIELD. Me-, Dec. 20. 1870.
D.. Q. 7. Fisk:
Dear sir.-(Good news this time.l ! received
You said, and am so happy this morning must
sit right down and tell you how anil am entirely
free from pain, the 10 all gone and not
think the fullness that Ia down will Trouble me,
and unless it does shall not trouble it, but Just
as on as It does shall come to you or send for
you. l realize that owe my l.fe to you. doctor,
ant my present happiness, would mot be back
WHc'. ~aS VIZ htos tofS JVu sesAio ASA "~,ASs~N~
4 dollars.
The people all think my cure Ia remarkable. Or.
d. has returned from California. and he told my
husband the other night he thouli take the first
opportunity to call and congratulate me on my
true friend. MRS. G. r. Monk.
JOHN BIRD. Whole. sale Grocer, Rock
land cured, very bad Gaze.
Gro. A. GiLCHRtSr. Ship builder
Rcckla Pile tumors very large, cured
with ,ut psin.
CHARLES ]. WALKER, Of Portland
billed to get help by harsh treatment cured
by DIR. Fisk without pain.
Rk GATELY, Ex Department com G..
A. r. Portland cured 8 years ago mo return
Of TIC trouble.
Rev. GEO. D. LINDSEY. Bangor
cured.
Rev. J, C. ANDREWS, Mechanic Fall.
successfully CURED. very bad case.
N. Is. STOCKBID6E. Of Lewiston
treated and permanently cured eleven years
ago.
G. 8. ROGERS, Gardiner cured.
c. W. AVERELL, Gardiner. cured.
HIRAM FULLER, HslIoweli, cured.
G. +. KEITH, Waterville, cured.
So We might gives hundreds Of names OF
parties cured throughout the State. Fol
lowing appointments
GARDNER, EVANS. every MONDAY
A. M.
AUGUSTA, Nor.h, Monday P. M.
WATERVILLE, Elmwood, Tuesday A. n.
3. Hotel. every Saturday
Al home 344 Main st., Lewiston, Thufsday
Friday and Sunday Of each week.
iune2aod&Vtf
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Pair Buudinss su,B.d.

BR,psKwArEs. Mss... July 97.-The
large exhibition hall and building owned BY
,hs Ply mouth Ceusty Asricuhural Society.
located IN th.ir grounds on Con-
,roi stree. VS. burasd this even
ing The building Svas An immense
structure AID had been used BY the &C ciesy
for many years for socisl - we'll Is for
agricultural purposes. The Gre 10 sup
posed to have caught through the careless
ness Of scme boys who had been PLAYING
about the grounds during the day. Tne
loss 10 about ei2 CO; ipsWarce $1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-28

The pulpit at the UniverrAiist church
was occupied last Sunday BY Fred Z
Wheeler. The church was crowded With
interested ffiends Of the young man vho
appeared before them ~ preacher fer the
frat time. The good wishes snd hish "
pectstions Of these friends we're more thar
fulfilled. Mr. Wbeelef's sermon was fro %
the text: Cor. Is SO, "This mortal must
put on Immortality" Is was eEcellsntly
written add ably delivered and gives prom
lee of q brilliant future.
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MORE wBAVHzs coMIaG
An Addition to be Asds to ths City .
Population.

Sups. Stone, Of the Edwaids Company,
received word yesterday from Fall River
that 20 expert weAvsrs and families had
started for this city. They will work for
the company.
This means that ouf population will be
increased by nearly 100 persons. oil told.
It means thst just 80 much more trade viii
be given the local merchants. II also
proves the Wi,dam Of bringing outside cor
Iorations to Augusta and encouraging them
to develops their plants,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-28
REAL ESTATE
Franklin

The following are the real estate uans-
fers in Franklin county for the week end
ing july Is:
LETTER E-Solomon Fl. Chandler OF New
Gloucester, to Umbsgos and Otis Falls Pr'p Com
panies. large tract land, o..
Observation-Disclosures Bros of Gardiner, to 4.
Cullen of Greenville, large tract of land, $500.
PENNINGTON Nancy T.. Russell, est TO j.
LlewelIyn Carrill. land and buildings, eiC50.
STRosG.-Ira Jack to Albert r. Jack, premises.
kls00
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81 TELEGRAPH
soaAAs WHIPPED aAvK1sa
A. chicss, Lsss = 60. IN ftny.sAsss
bloody noas d

rncaso. Jsly ia pe - Eight far
5000 . .i1e, Qaesnsbefy rates tsok place
tonight in . lssxe private bait The cor
tssonzn vszs "a 0srusA Of Calunoas ana
billy HAsains Of 81 Louie. iaa1 OF
San Francisco. GHnan "a. ,hs vies~ {
ne 53d road. Il 10 psii that 80 90
chang a ha1ds On lhs rrsais Tho Dat
Vas fought 9Th two esna- gloves y :.
man ,ipssd in scales II 1876 p do asd
Hawkins n l50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-28

Although 1t 10 not . settled thing that
the mill Of the Shsw NUT Fibre Company
will be rebuilt, yet the indications are
that it will be. ard ,hs expressions from
Mr. Z J. lawrence. who is one Of the
heaviest stot kholders warrants this idea.
A meeting Of the stockholders will be
held ~ soon as the insurance il adjust
ed, which will probably be this week. and
somr de finite action will probably be taken
at that time. When the mill vas burned IL
had jus: been brought to . pay ing point;
mucn rev machinery had bsen ordered
that III production might be largely
increased With email additional outlay for
running expenses. The company have sew
eral orders on their books aad . large
amount OF pulp wood in their yards There
10 good market for the palp, and Mr.
Lasfence thinks thst new mil at Shsv-
nut w,uid sfsrr with ercorrsaiaR pros
pec,s this js something il which the
p~ot le Of the whole is~n hive . SPECIAL
/ t-Iess. Al d il 10 pl-ss4nf uews tr them to
hear ,has the pr1sp-c's for rebu lairg se
good
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-28

large number " esuie. have been
made in oil the clsssss sor NJ. G rsi0's
Ausess meeins - Fsiifi ID Psrk on the
5 n aud 6,h # Ausust. In the Glaze 4 Z
n,ssrs that have never BEEN ia .
race fsr money viii other horses.
IL il sxpscted tlst there will be
as many IS Is starters = perhaps
more. There vii be fnpr rscss on ,he frst
das. viz: Green horses, The 2 IS tlass,
Q 80 class, and p,cers without record. the
ard &l00. On the sscond dss. the races
thu purses being respectively SIPS.
sI75 ant $3.50. Thoush the eu,ri.s
cio.ei yesterday. the lies cannot be
made up uaail reasonable tire has been
allowed fer letters mailed to the secretary
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The new half mile track which i, being

The new half mile track which 10 being
built at the Pine Tree stock farm, is Pre-
gressing finely, and will be completed in
Q cher month. 1t will please the people
OF Kenneeec county to know thst it is to be
. public track. and ihae an enclosure about
tle size Of the one At Augusta will be made
around il and fenced in. Il 10 proposed to
,,ea the nev park With . fall meeting to
be held at date shortly after the holding
of the state fairs. ard liberal amount in
parsss will be offered. The condition Of
the scil Is euc1 a. TO ensure . 6ne track,
Q d under the mana e ment Of the owners
Of the p.rk viii doubtless Prove one OF the
most popular tracks In the state.
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LoossL Like q Joke.

The following has been harded 10 and i.
looks much like a joke on somebody: '61
Mr. o. F. Kiug one OF The fresco painters
now employed Oh the Methodist and Uni.
versslst churches Of Ibis city, was severely
irjuiei last Sunday by being run over by
q dog. Az the injuries sustained were con
fined lAJg ELY to las t.mper, it is thought the
gentleman will recover. AIRY one wishing
to dispose of q second hand revolver in
good working order, or who can furnish
any information concerning the where
atouts Of the dog, will do we'll 10 call on
Mr.. X. at his boarding house.
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POLICE Court Nsws.

Things were quite lively at Judge Az.
drevs' tfiice yesterday. Three DRINKS paid
q fne Of SIS each. A case Of assault and
battery in which two local teamsters were
interested and which hinged npon the ex
istence of license for an exclusive privi.
lege, which it 10 claimed was Issued to the
defendant seven yeaSs ago. The case was
continued until today to enable the counsel
to find the license.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-28

A ecuiayly sad occurrence happened ct
the National Home yesterday morning.
For some time past member Of the Home,
Geo. M. washbufr, has been an inmate Of
the hospital rs be suffered very much from
q heart trouble. HE wife. Who lives in
his city, had visited him daily and wss on
her way there yesterday morning when she
met detail OF men bearing the dead body
Of her husband from the hospital. The
poor woman 10 heart broken ct her loss and
will receive the sympathy Of many friends
here where Mr.. Wasbburn was we'll known.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-28

Mr.. Sumner r. Stewart. = comrade in
Libby Post, No. llS. Newport, has been
appointed princ' p 81. mysticism on the staff OF
Colorei Moses G. French Of the Camp
Btnsou, G. A r. Asst citation. the annual
muster OF which sill be held mex; month,
continuing ten days. Mr.. Stewart is q
resident Of thi. city snd plays one Of the
comets in the Waserville Military Band.
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little fise.yssr-old son Of Mr. George
Ray h4d very marrow escape from des h
"a Fiidsy. While sel,it Z in window he
fe | our backward TO the ground. distance
Of shout 20 feet. M bJnes were broken
By The fail, although The child WAS evident
. iajured seriously Internally. IS he
vumited considerably. He 10 now pro-
nounced out Of danger.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-28

Gen. W W Avsriii Of the U. s army
wss At the Nxtiorsl Home Saturday and
Sunday On his { fl. isl visit ~ inspector Of
the Nation and State homes. lie returned
Yesterday morning. pronouncicg himself 80
very much sratifled ct the appearance mao q
by the men on inspection. About 800 me n
turned out ct the regular inspection Sunday
morning and Gen. Averill pronounced it -
the most satisfactory inspection he had eve I
seen. His remarks generally were very
complimentary to the present manaRemeni
Of the Eastern branch home at Togus.
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aoasshAs EAY
Aed NJ. AID lass Lyaa R.e.ivs Prob
sbly Petal Jules

INV HAvxs July 27.-Whiie g r
Lyon v q GU. drivipg with hi. wife Ia Dsa
bury, The horse became humans eeso
and run arsy. In farming
e,P es the carriage struck hsdfans
tarni GIN tlese,y over. Bsih o;cupao,s
ve,e ,heoxn su and pickle d up uacontcicus
Mr.. Lyon md his wife receised iltefns
injuries Which ii 10 feared viii prove fatal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-28

The following are the real estase trans
fers in Lincoln county for the -sslr end
ing July 25 -...
BooTHBAY HABBoR-George b. Kenniston TO
Kate NJ. Winchester, land, q, eta.
DAsARIsCoTTA-Mary P. L. Stetson to Jane
n. Htsco, k, laad, u
DREsDEs-Trustees Litbgow and Bridge furd
to Bridge Academy. land and buildings. 81, etc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-28

MIR. Join l.. Towie, one Of the * ayers
and prominent resident Of the place, was
taken suddenly NJ On Water street ysster-
day morning and it was necessary to carry
him to his home. He wss quite comfort
able last evening, and his physician sniici-
pstss 90 serious Illness in consequence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-28

At q meeting Of this Universalist parish.
h, Id Sunday afternoon Immediately follow
ing the regular service, it was unanimously
voted to extend call to the Rev. f L.
Houghton. Of R1ckfort. Macs to the pas
iora'e Of this thdrch. He has occupied the
Universal'st pulpit in this city and Fairfield
two Sundays, ard has given excellent salts
faction TO the people Of both places, and it
il hoped that he will see his way clear to
uneart the call
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-28

The Prince. n students sre creating a
very favorable impression here and the
services ,e'J by tnem are we'll after dsd.
70 isy il III last day 'h'y viii be in the
e,ty and srvices will be held at 2. NJ
st the Baptist church an II I IS L NJ at
the Congregational church. All are invits
"a core ani htiog Gospel Hymns No.
The singing by the quartet il very pleas
act festure OF the services.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-28

Abou, 200 p'"pls went to the islands on
the Islspder Sunday, nearly one third Of
the number coming from Augusta and Hal
l.~sli Arrangements have betn made to
change III, leaving time on Sunday moro
irg AM commencing next Sunday the boat
vi 'e-ve here at 8 80 instead of at 9
o'ciocs l.. tie morning A speciL electric
car, chNtsre' by the boat company, leaves
Augusta at I 80 ard connects with the boat.
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drinks al
Augusta

The ne~ nd " heAl.n 10 abkiiag nut
,ances on every baud, the most important
place wbch I. has renovsfed being the old
Harden bus. on B,aos ~ick avenue, .
place which has d. fed AL attempts OF pre-
yious ypars. II Is row looking quite pre-
se ntShIc,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-28

The Unituiau church will be closed uu-
til August 30,h, when morning service
will be cnrductt by Rev. E. J. Young. ID.
ID Of WAlthsm, who ~ss for several
years Professor Of Hebrew in Harvard
C llegs DR.. Yourg is a very learned man
and an 81 qa,nt and enter aihipg prest her,
and he should have the compliment OF 3
large Coz gtegstion when he comes here
The Sunday School will be discontinued
until the second Sunday in Septe mbsr.
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To known meas Of overcoming that obstinate
di .or. err constipation? Of coyrse " u can. Then
why don't yous Ask tho e Who have tired IL, and
III y viii tel that st~sters Stomach ritters Il
q matches isx sttve, tn ,ntuA without violeace
thcroaehiy Alternative, but terfecfly reliable It
inv go ates ton, less Than regulates the aye
TEN, and Il IL chiefly 10 tei- first quality tha it
owes the perm nesey Of its Seeu STING effects,
ii &c, IL yisos Is lacGiEE la the region of the
DO AZ b. tbe stonsch or The liver, ~ al hfui &C.
tivity In those orgses are susI nded. d oostru.
eats snd cas- srrsus In e fsi re sip,iy that asd
no ming Is or tn reia the baweIs mere y
wi hoat nsigorxtiss them. ana their i4x,t We
action Il usnAify sbsupt and vic ebr, they =. ally
T. nd to vesk be or. ans. Ise the Bitters, slso,
Tor m-,srts, rh-sgaaesm, isaigfs f5n. debility
aod kidsey trouble. jaiyf5teod Awfotrm
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yourg Frenehmsn named Butler. who
hes been at york hsying on a farm on
North street. Fsrming1Al., yesterday fore
Don thrust one Of the tines Of p!tchfork
CT mplete'y through The palm Of hi, hand,
atc'ing very painful and serious injury
DR., Packard dressed the wound.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-28

The programme for the open air concert
10 BE- given tonight, if the weather il fAv-
oraple, at Monument Park, in tais city has
been arranged by Prof. Hail, IS follows;
March, "F eison, 2 10 "a" X. b. Hail
Overture, "aeyer's snnual," Beyer
WAT res "Drea m of Childhood" Waidterife
Comet Solo. "SteIIa" r. B. Hall
schGttische, Rosy Cheeks" (song and dance
moyemep,5 Laurendeau
Gallon, 'Con Amore' n. C. Meyrelles
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-28

Jewell. the livery man lost valuable
horse Sunday night. In the morning t~o
Jews came to the stable ard hired team
to go to Winthrop. On their return at
about 2 o'clock Monday morning. the horse
sss taken sick when near the Isaac Carr
pl.ce In FSmiugdals ard died before he
c uid be taken tn the stable. As near IS
can be learned the horse vas suffering from
the pink eye ard the disease had assumtd a
serious nature before he started out on the
return AID refused to eat any supper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-28

Rev. Il. Chase, pastor Of the Methodist
church in this village, accompanied by Mrs.
Chase, started on . vacation nip early yes.
terday morning.. and will drive through 10
Old Orchard with their team. Next Sum-
day his pulpit will be supplied by Rev. l.,
B. Codding, Of WaseYvilie, vho will preach
ut 2 80 P. NJ. Mr.. Chase will be at home
and occupy bis pulpit the second Sunday in
August. but will be absent the third Sunday
Of the month, when Mr.. Codding will
preach again. He will be in attendance
upon and participate in the meeting now in
session at Old Orchard, led BY Rev. MI.
Mclean. Of New York, and also the Rev.
Mr. Simpsons meetings, which begins
August 9Th.
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Nearly all Of The employees of the Maine
Central railroad in shia ci,y took advantage
OF the excursion TO Portland, given BY the
"s:eam Ra,Ir 81 Employees Protective
Union" on Sundsf. They speat the day
down the hsibor and at Old Orchard, and
had Ace time.