Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-01
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The Open Car.
al know ihev'r~ all with one aecora Ia
In universal song,
NoS Chanting notes Of praise because
The open car Is xoae.'
consumption grim they boldly charge
Upon the open ear.
And coughs .., and eolds, aud vile la grippe.
"oh hshr' say 10 all this stun.
And "pah'" TO all these folk;
tive me the glorious open car
Where you can sit and smoke"
liemloek bonghs for banking hon.s. -.
in the market.
Several from this city attended last evan,
ing Halloween party at Pittston,
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Blodgett the truckman had biz ioh |,
hauling the scenery for Hands Acros. IN.
Sea-"
Mr.. George ID. Haskell, the grocer, av,
he shall keep his store open on Taes,,v
Friday and Saturday evenings.
The sad fate that the first small dr;.l
leads to is well illustrated by sign in M.
city, Small Bier for Sale Here"
The two-story house which Mr.. n
Humphrey is building on Gage street !, y,
and boarded. II is To be a well buih
house.
Prof. Capen seems TO have the luck !.
gathering bouquets out Of season. Sa,uni.v
while in Belgrade he picked II full blow,
fragrant Mayfower.
There will be a chrysanthcmum sale At In.
store of the James T.. Fuller 4 COMPANY
beginning today. The plants are from the
greenhouses of C.S. Goddard 4 Son.
The Portland Company is building 20 boz
cars for the Kennebec Lumber Company
and the foundry lhas turned out 600 cr
wheel axle boxes, says the Portland pvew.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Mcnamara, business manager
Of Chas. Frohman's "Wilkinsons Widows
was in the city Monday, This bright and
highly entertaining comedy will be put on
at the Opera House the evening Of Nov,
sth.
Today being All Saints day there will be
morning prayer and celebration Of holy
communion with sermon at St. Mark's
church this morning beginning at 1880
o'clock. The Rev. j. W. Sparks Of Water.
Vile will ofliciate.
At ten o'clock Monday the sun wal
shining brilliantly and the air was like
summer zephyr and everyone was predict.
ing an Indian summer. An hours time wu
sufficient, however, for u marked change
and the Indian summer dream was n, an end.
In the local regarding the football game
at Bangor Mr.. May was spoken of as UNI.
pire. The word that appeared umpire"
was written "referee" but the types persisted
in having it umpire. Mr.. Veazie was the
umpire. No fault whatever was found with
Mr.. Mays refereeing.
zone of the Boston 4 Maine directions
assures the Sunday Telegram that in the
near future train win run through to
Boston in three hours, leaving here at A.
NJ. Like assurances have been received
from other officials in the past; but ,eis
ish dot trains-Portland Argus.
Superintendent of Mails Carson, who
spent Sunday at his home in Mt. Vernon,
says that when he left home Monday morn
ing the hills of Vienna were still white with
the snow that fell Saturday night. Their
was nearly three quarters of an inch Of
snow fell in Mt Vernon, Saturday night
but it disappeared Sunday.
The first of the three Shakespearian re-
.itals TO be given by Mr.. y. C.. Abbot, 81
he nitarian church will occur this evening.
rhe play selected viii be "Jnlius CGsM.
scholars and all admirers Of
he Bard of Avon should avail them.
elves of the opportunity here afforded to
listen to a scholarly Interpretation Of the
arious characters in this great play. See
l0tiees in another column.
The seven candidates initiated last even.
ny into the mysteries of the Gardner
.odge, A. q. L. W., by the degree team Of
iighlani Lodge of this city were donbtls"
atisfied with the manner in which the cef-
mony was performed. \ large number
If the Augusta and Hallowell brethren S.
the degree team and report
most enjoyable evening and abundant ho''
'itality on the part of the Gardiner breifs
en-.
The merchants along Water street Who
AVE their places lighted by electric lamp
we're notified Monday by the company 'hs'
he price would be raised beginning today.
The incandescents that arr run to G.a VIZ
ost the person who uses them 81 cenns
month. and those that were paying 10 cen"
month for burning will now cost 30 eeo"
month to use TO . Z. NJ. Al night lamp
II those burned later, extra.
A surprise party was rendered to Mr.. ana
irs. II. s. Smiley at their home on Jses-
on street by their Beighbors and friends
aturlay even NJ, and presented them %
oxen Of friend hip and esteem beautiful
liver cake basket. spoon-holiIer and spoon
very pleasant enjoys able time was spen'
l social chats and games. Fruit, cake ana
ofIee we're served. Mr.. and Mrs. SMILEY
no go away for the winter, carry VIII
rem the best wishes of their many friend''
The weather wise predict mild sin'e'.
hey say that all indications point that way
he fur of the gray squirrels is nnusuai'
lin and the down on the partriiges 'he'
~ il not a. thick a. usual The birds, TOO
re late in leaving their New Engian'
ONES for warmer climes. Yestefisy
Itlc ''fiv catcher" out summing himself am
'rhap- in pursuit Of fly. flew against one
the plate glass indows in the post o'n''
it'll such force that his tiny skui w
'usie in.
Congressman Bon,elie. who has been "
onnecticut went through the city yes'e'
~ on hi. way home in Bangor. se'e'
comment men we're at the station s''
lked with SIR. Boutelle sbou, the com'os
ection. The congressman from the fou'''
istric, appeared very sanguine. He ="