Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-11

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OF It's officers and rifInhers and brief
history Of the board from iss nrganiza-
lion in 1871, down 20 January lst, 1891
Excellent like1esses in group are given
Of President henry Lord. Vice Psest
dents ) Wheel wright. John s Jen-
ness and William Flowers, J. G. Clark
OF the board Of manager and 81 cretary
z Il. Banding. The total number Of
members L. POI
A Bangor man tells the Commercial
there was no soprano at his church on
Sunday. When an explanation ID asked
be gays that saturday night the soprano
had dream In which an angel appeared
and told her tina. the Lord wanted her 10
sing anthem No So Sunday. ehe get mad
ana said abe wouldn't be bossed by any
body. and so she stayed away from
church "
This il as good az new.
PortIand's steeple Jack Ia az work on
Il sky-scraping Job that makes people
snudder a. they watch him. He Is
painting the steeple and fixing the yane
on the hureh Of the Messiah Between
z and o'clock Wednesday night, Jack
went TO the church and sli alone by him
self, by method which haa been secret
In oteepie Jacks family Of climbers for
years, went up to the tip.rop in twenty
minutes and fixed his block and
tackle and the rope 10 which
ne fixes his boatswain's chsir
which be sits In when he does his paint
ing Thursday Jack climbed up again
with perfect ease and stood on the ball
at the top Of the spire with his hands
clssped above his head. In this position
be was seen by hundreds Of people vino
admired his nerve, but did not envy him
his situation. He was hung up in mid
air al day yesterday painting the spire.
The job will probably last several days.
during which Steeple Jack will be a
noteworthy man about town.
Bath Times: The Wholesale dealers In
Ice In New York are again worried, as
they have been of and on for the past
ten years. Their experience Of two
years sgo has taught them that II the
ice does not make in the hudson By the
first Of January it is not likely to make
at all during the season. The agents
Of these companies are securing the
entire country TO the far north OF
New York and New England, and
have contracted for ice privileges
Indeed they are rather fearful that
the experiences Of two years ago
may be repeated, and as the many men
Of inexperience who plunged into that
business during the excitement of 1890,
coming out in most places pretty badly
bitten, know more now aud viii be less
likely to plunge into it again there will
be less stock of the cool comfort put
up and the prices, il the Hudson crop
fails, will be something terrific But
Bath dealers feel that they would he
we'll satisfied to let the Hudson stay
open all winter.
Mr.. ard Mrs Albert Sanhorn celehrat'
ed the - III anniversary of their marriage
at their residence in Norway. last week.
The children and grandchildren were
pro sent. Notwithstanding that Mr..
sanborn is now N3 years OF age
he is spry and active Mira Sanborn ia
his junior by six years and enjoys excel
lent health. They were married at
Baldwin. where they lived until 1888
when they moved to oxford where the
made their home for 10 years, since
which they have resided in Norway.
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