Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-05
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Fox hunters were out in force SATURDAY.
Clear, iuyigorating air Saturday, one of
Defenders finest.
"Quin' puby got drunk SUNDAY and
spent last night in the lookup.
The kennebee Light Il Heat Compsnv i.
wiring the house aud stable of Lena.n
Titcomb, Esq.
Peter Murphy, while assisting in the Oh.
GRAFTON of sticking pig Saturday received
a serious cut from the knife across tho
back of his left hand.
The gates on either side Of the Rines hin
railroad crossing were operated SATURDAY.
They prove long-nce,led protection at hi.
dangerous crossing.
A part of the machinery in Bangs Bro..'
mill starts up this morning. The mill il
covered in but the iron for the roof is ex.
pectcd to arrive today.
The paper before the keunebec Natural
History and Antiquarian society tomorrow
evening will be read by Mr.. Samuel L.
Boardman. subject. Presidents in Angus.
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Work was commenced Saturday laying
the sewer from the foot of Murray street to
Pearl street. Mr.. Ira II. Randall will then
connecting with this public sewer.
| Win Mcdonald had his right knee quite
badly sprained at Bangs mill Saturday. A
pile of cards tipped over pinning this leg
against another pile of boards in such
| manner rs TO quite severely lame il.
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rection of Coomb's Mills Sunday afternoon
about : O'Clock. The light was very bright
and must have been caused by big fire.
II looked much like the light caused b.
burning hay barn.
The proceeds of the entertainment given
| by the Nom Partisan Y, Thursday night
amounted to S3I0.69. This is good new,
for the fund is to b. applied to a work,
which is approved by almost every one, q
practical saving of drunkarls who are past
saving themselves.
| We are requested to state that during
the absence Of Mrs. Bureigh this month in
Chicago, any person in this city or vicinity
desiring to subscribe for stock I'M the
Woman's Dormitories, may place their sub.
scriptions in the hands of Hon. George L.
Beal State treasurer.
The Portland Argus prints the following;
The veterans of Togus complain that the
Home band, which, by the way, is one Of
the best in Maine plays "too much Dutch
music and not enough Yankee" The vets
are probably right-they don't want CLASH
cal music, which they call Dutch, but some.
thing they understand.
Sousas Band returned TO Boston after III
Maine trip and delighted the people OF the
Hub. The Herald says that the band b"
gained free recognition of its merits from
the most critical, and Bandmaster Soun
has certainly demonstrated that this coun.
| try can maintain as fine military band
can be found the world over.
s. ID. Woodcock was able TO be out again
saturday. On Thursday piece of WOOD