Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-21

Daily Stnnebtt aoaraal.
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. u. 1897.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TOpAy.
Wan'e,i--lsly clerk
Wsnied-Mea 10 work.
Buriett's Business College
New ad--Erskiae 4 Packard
New ads. :. Williams sons.
ACCOMMODATIONS Whitcome,
:. 08sNS Jliaiiets.
W. c. T. L. $50 this afternoon.
Capt, n. W, Cole is re-shineliug and re,
pairing his stable on Court street.
The Rev. Walker Gwynne went to Der.
ter yesterday to attend the quarterly meet,
ing of Board of Missions for the diocese Of
Maine.
The Cony house was crowded yestedsy
with the prominent members of the Grand
Council of the order of the lnited Fricuds
" no made it their headquarters.
\ musical entertainment of unusual
merit will be given in s. Barnabas' hall,
Bangor street, next Monday evening. Sept.
%, for the benefit of the East Side chapel.
Several or our well known sportsmen
who have been out recently say that the
partridges are out in force this fall. nearly
| every wood containing several fiocks.
The nine-thirty train yesterday morning
came in late owing to hot box ON one Of
the cars and was delayed here over half an
hour while the box was being cooled on
| DIR. \. A. Jackson of East jefferson wife
and family, who have been spending few
days with Mr.. Fred Hamlcn ON Pleasant
street, returned home yesterday,
| F. A. Waldron, Esq, Ex Sheriff, c, r.
McFaddcn, and Deputy Sheriff j. I. Hill
of Watcr,ille, were among some of the
many names ON Hotel North register las,
| night.
Mrs. W. $. Gilman of lloulton, formerly
of this city. was in the city TUESDAY ona
brief visit at r. W. Burbank on Greeu
street Her son, George W. Gilman of the
Aroostook Pioneer of IIoulton, and wife.
were also in town stopping at W. II.
| Dunton's.
| The produce ma rkct remains unchanged
from last week. Good hay has shfened
| slightly, Sl9aS2O being asked and SlsaSle
bid. Medium is at SlGaSl7. But little
hard wood has come in as yet, hut several
loads have sold at sj5oaSG per cord Soft
wood is dull at $3.50,
| The directors of the village district nov
have under consideration the question Of
observing Columbus day October u. The
plaf is to have the 1000 or more scholars of
the district meet at some central place ont
ioors and then GO through an appropriate
programme.
The kcnnebcr Light and Heat COMPANY
has finished the work of transferring the
electric lights formerly on Charles Dougty.
circuit to the company's wires. Mr.
| Doughtys dynamo has been sold and
shipped to the Norwich Conn. Dyeing and
Bleaching Company and his lighting station
has been entirely dismantlcd.
The life of the Court street small child
was in constant danger yesterday. First a
small boy on high wheel, riding on the
sidewalk, knocked down baby AMI ran
over its neck nearly strangling it. Then u
couple of little girls drove their pony at a
| run through the street with the result that q
boy was knocked down. tramplcd upon and
nearly run over, escaping miraclously
| Those who attended any or all of the rare
series of entertainments given by Philip
Phillips at Meonian Hall year ago last
winter under the auspices of the Green
Stree, church will be delighted to know ihat
the celebrated lecturer and singer has been
engaged by the same society for three enter
tainments on the evenings of sept. ~ and
| 30 and oct ! The entertainments will be
given this time in the auditorium of the
| Green Street church.