Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-12


sented.
The operetta, .'Queen of the Lsssie,ss
something all should go to. especially ,hr
children.
There were six from this city who wen,
on the excursion to Montreal and oueAe.
yesterday.
s3o3.03 was the peculiar sequence Of s,.
ures on bill for a carload Of freigh, out
this station yesterday.
The new diagrams of the Opera House Il
Opera House cafe are much more conyen.
lent than the old ones for those who M,
them as guide to selecting sests.
Mrs. George Cottle fell Monday evening
breaking bone in her left wrist. Mn
Cottle fell from chair on which she wu
standing to escape from rat that had been
let loose in the room.
Mr.. Arthur Beeler, who on August Ia
broke his leg while at work for M.
Blodgett, the truckman, is again at work.
lie goes without cane and is doing the
work of an able-bodied man, which he Is.
Notice of the social Of the First Baptist
Society was given on Sunday to be held
with the pastor, ~ South Chestnut street.
A cordial invitation was extended to all
friends. A pleasant evening is anticipated.
A Jersey COW belonging TO Alonso Savage
was struck by an engine on the Maine Cen
trail above the pulp mill Monday afternoon
The animal was not killed outright but was
so injured that her owner will probably kill
her.
The county commissioners were in SEES.
sion Tuesday. Commissioner Andrews
was unable on account of poor health to be
present. Today the commissioners con,
clude at Gardiner the hearing between the
Kennebec Central Railroad aud the Ran
doph shoe factory.
Mr.. Eugene Mclaughlin presented the
Journal yesterday with some punches Of the
finest celery that we have seen this season
which he raised on MS pace
Weeks Mills. MIR. Mclaughlin FURNISHES
Geo ID. Haskell with thisceie'y'Mr' hssse"
having the exclusive sale oil /, 10 TINS c''s'
M Ch,s X PARTRIDGE. the druggist cor.
NOR of oner, JIouse Block has received biz
f.,, ;m,or,,,;or ofbvac;nths. Chinese water
uuo. ,r,,,sos anil other hulb. for winter
,1o.u, :, h,,.. or oor,v s,r;nv flower, ia
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The managers of st. Marks Home CRATE
fully acknowledge the donations for Sep
TENDER. Mrs Thomas Lambard, oatmes
Mrs. Henry Bradbury. grapes; Mrs. wm
Badger, pears; Mr.. j. Il. Fuller, grape
aud candy; Mrs. II. Is. Miiliken, pear
grapes, beets, tomatoes; Mrs. X. johnson,
corn and tomatoes; knowlton Il Co., three
quarts of oysters and crackers.
The view from the observatory is nos
one Of the finest that can be obtained 10
this county. The brilliant autumn foliage
As far as the eye or glass can reach is much
more brilliant than usual, and the effect Of
the sea Of rainbow tints is relieved g
clumps of fire thrusting upward Ike
peaked emerald isles in mid ocean. This
may seem fiowery description. but the
view will be found to bear il out.
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Inc funerai OF nneaoie'-"e"e'"' "'a'
w. freese 'ook pace NJ r"'eA"' ""''"
z''h' me services oe'"e VI a'.'' '
r;,h all tho military honor. due the rank a
tho de.d. and the fupc,a, corteye was one
NJ the mos, imposinp ever seen in Eureks
II will be remembered that Gen. fme~
married Hallowell lady and was LOCATED
Ga, g., ,;mc ,t Auu.ta after the close Of the
w.r The Daily Humboldt Times devotss
nearly column to the account Of the fun.
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