Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-20
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THURSDAY. OCT. 70. lssa.

Hint for These who Haven't.
AT the risk of accusation
OF harping On one note
We declare with reiteratlon
You mast register to VOTE"
Nutmeg Match tonight,
Beastly weather Wednesday, don.eter.
know.
Percy Means is quite sick being threat,
ened with typhoid fever.
Installation of the officers of Cushnoc
Royal Arch Chapter this evening
Perusing that new city directory--when h
arrives--may possibly be like reading an.
eient history.
Mrs. DIR. Sherman, the well known chi.
ropodist will be at Mrs. Downs, Brids,
street from Oct. 24th until Nov. LIST.
The Boston Rivals" left here YESTERDAY
for Bath and Rockland. They have been
in Rocklsnd each season for three years,
The new organ for st, Augustine's church
has been ordered and will probably he
placed in the church in abou, three week.
Volume eight of York Deeds" was re-.
ceived Wednesday by State Librarian Car.
yer from Brown, Thurston Co.. Portland.
The Mt. Washington search light was dis.
continued Oct. 18th, bu, parties occasion.
ally visit the observatory hoping to see II.
The draw head on the postal car of the
1910 A. NJ. train yesterday, broke above
Newport and delayed the train nearly an
hour.
The second days races at Merrill's Park,
West Gardiner, were not trotted YESTERDAY,
owing TO the rain, but will be uotted this
Thursday, afternoon.
The first lot of potted crysanthcmums.
ferns, begonias, etc, from Burr's green
houses will be received at Partrdgcs ,oppo.
site the post office today.
Prison Inspector c. W. Jones has
been appointed State delegate to
the American Prison Congress to be held
at Baltimore, Dec. ) and $.
Tomorrow being legal holiday the banks
of the city will be closed. Persons having
obligations maturing on that day mus, be
careful and take care of them today.
The auction sale of Mr. =. II. Gaslins
stock of horses, carriages, harnesses, etc,
today at bis former place of business is sure
to attract crowd The bargains are
many.
Street Commissioner Dunton is having
the foot of Rines hill paved for few rods
between the Maine Central track and where
the steep incline of the hill begins. This
needed improvement will be appreciated
Wednesday the last lot Of ballots for use
in the towns in this State at the presidential
election were shipped, the time occupied in
preparing, printing and shipping being but
two weeks. The ballots to the cities remain
to he shipped.
The French parocbal school fund has
been nearly raised so that there is now a
certainty of establishing the school, The
nuns who are TO teach in the school are eI-
pectel TO come here about Christmas, the
school TO open soon after.
II the day is clear We many be able 10
The duration of the eclipse is three hour.
and thirty seconds beginning according TO
Washington time at ll.57 A. NJ. II will be
seen here shortly after noon.
The funeral of Mrs. Walter A. Wood at
pettingills Corner, Wednesday, was very
largely attended. The funeral was con.
lucted by Mr.. j. NJ. Cross and the sermon
vas by Rev. DR.. Penney. The remains
were inferred in Riverside cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Phinneys
friends gave this popular couple very
pleasant reminder Tuesday evening Of the
irst anniversary of their wedding. Drive
Whist with six tables was enjoyed and
thoroughly delightful evening passed.
The Maine Central gives exceedingly
ow rates for the round trip to Bath, Oct.
~. for the Fete Breton and Grand kirmss
,f Nations. Tickets from Augusta, Garl'
FER and IIallowell. are only ~ 30, including
Omission. Rates from other towns on the
line are correspondingly low.
Friday, Oct. 81, Columbus Day being
y national holiday, the T.. q. will be open
10 the public from 8 to 1890 A. NJ, and
from 4 to $50 p. NJ Morning deliveries
by carriers will be made rs usual, and
by carriers at q i. VI. The
.arriers' window will be- open from 10 $50
in the afternoon as usual on holidays.
Ladies or gentlemen desiring fine gloves
perfectly fitted will read with interest the
in another column Of the
opening on Saturday next of the Louvre
by Mrs l.. =. Whitney q, 23l Water street.
This store will be stocked with complete
line of kid gloves exclusively from the IN
rst French and English manufactures in all
he newest shades and STYLES.
"Whcre do all the people come from and
IS here do they go?" il query one often
hears in the depot as the hca,iIy loaded
trains pass through. Business on the
Maine Central il very large the present
fall. II takes every man and machine to
seep up with the freight and passenger pro-
;ession marching from the sea-shore,
farms and factories. Crews 10
Ioublc work, passenger conductors are run
ring freight trains, and extra trains and
pecials are too common to talk about.
A number of young people met al me
ZONE Of Rev. u. T. Newbcrt Tuesday even
ng for the purpose Of organizing Shakes
,earian Circle. Mr. Ncwbert was chosen
resident and Miss TeDa Green, secretary
meeting was appointed for Oct. d. y
which time will be begun the reading Oh
the text being the ko'e
dition. The circle is open !"
MY young person wbose desire
!, il to know more Of the character ah'
works of the great Bard Of Avon
,leasant feature OF the evening was the
presence of Mr.. T.. c. Abbott the SHAKE
pearian. Of Boston, whose rcci'ais IRON
L.. .-...4..all,. frnIn .. Hamlet