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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14
SocaI JHotfcrs.
A Course in Literature.

So much improvement has been msde il
d. in srltt met'c IN the lower scboo {
thst more is sccon psbed In three Lesson:
a week than was formerly done in FIVE
Mr.. Robertson pr poses to devote at leasI
one lesson wtek 10 reading from stand.
ard su,hCrs. he folio wing is q course 8:
arranged BY Prircipel Parsons and read BIT.
fore The teachers at their last monthly
meeting
FIRST YEAR Fables and Folk Series,
Hous htnn. NJ film & Go :"H rs AndeYsoa's
Stories" Houghtoa, Mlfiii' & Co or Glnu
6 Co. other sources, la sthorne, "Tsugle-
wood rsles;' Dickens, "a ChiId's Stors
"A Chiid's Dream Of Star" To be resd
t. the pnpll.
Second yesv-''a sus A darson's S;oiies'
or same mstetial as tina previous year. III
pupil TO read the stories, or 70 be read &c
t1e pupil.
Third year King Of the Golden River.
Rusbin, Gi Z & Co.
Fourth yesr-' The Crest Sore Fee,
The Great Csrbu'cle, Hawthorne
II 1usht1n, NJ fl n & Co.
flfin }eh-'l hng"~oto laes, HaN'
horne, Hough.or Nj fl n & ca.
Sixth yesr-'S xe,cD B11k," Irvi Ginr
& Go. "Eooch Arden," fen iyson, Hug
ton, b. fl 4 & Co.
S,y-p5h sssr--"Tsles Of Grs1dfaihe'.
Scfft. Gins & c. or "Th" Wser bsbie.,
Xxi g.lsy, G NJ & CT 4 \ mas Carol
FIVnth yea" rhe Peasant and tbs
Prince. Hsrres MsItinesu CHM & ~.
Hie~sths, Long!ollo~, Hou.bIoD, NJ fl 4
& Co.
Ninth yesr --"Shsfp Eyes and Other
Papers" Burroughs Houghton, Mih &
Co = UlyssesAm ny the Pho l'cians, HO
ne=) Bryant, Houshton, IA fl n & Co,
"a Hun'iog of the Deer, ard other Es-
saw" Warner. Houghton, NJ fl & Co.
Tenth Year - Masterpieces If Ame1i-
can Literature" Houg1top, NJ fila & Co,
Lambs Tales from SHsse'pesre."
Toe books to be- Owned bv the pupil.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14
BY TELEGRAPH.
CARRIED LINCOLN
On That Hazardous "trip to Washington
In 1851.
Death Of George W. Knox, Wei
Known Washingtonian.

WASHINGTON. March Is George W
Knox, = promioent citizen of Washington.
well known IS the founder Of one of Tbs
largest private express companies in thu
UnIted SAFES, Gisd here Today in his 6Sl
year.
He wss conductor ef the train hesw ssr
Phil.delphls and Wssbir giou on VII c.
President Lincoln made the hazardous
trip 70 the csritol before taking the eslt
Of efhca in 1861.
He was he only employee on the trsir
Who knew the identity Of his 6isli osuishet
Passenger.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14
Completion of the List of Registered.

Ch.s f Nssan, West River road.
EitorAs Stevens. j, A ison rect.
Chas Dougtty. W-'sr street.
Allen A Fssksli, Eastern avenue.
Herbert F Davis, n nth s:res'.
Lorei - Ellis, Nai ,hern avenue.
George E MSc5meer, Or We street..
Herman Cresmsr, Howard street
Russell G Pernett. Melville street.
james F Kelly, Weston place.
S J Gsllsgre,, Melville street.
WIN c Little fad, Grove street.
Abbott, Cnild street
S epben Tracy. Bangor rosd.
Arthur Tetrsul-, Northern avenue.
Leon B'rtier. Wster s,re,t
Rober, f Newcomb, Crosby street.
Edward Tmosut, FtsGklin street.
q 60 Fl Bemis, State street.
John j. White, Page street.
Warren Taylor, Lock erect.
Geo Fl Merrill, Lock street.
Al2erHou Dudley, Bangor road. -
Chss + Jackson, Augusta.
Alien 4 Cooper, West RIVER road.
Jsmes G Cummings, Wade road.
Adolphas Arsensuit. Bridge street.
A G Sua'i, Western ave.
L sba P Fletcher, North Belfast road,
John w Rove, STATE street..
p II Murphy, Arsenal t'eet.
Chss Fl ID wing. Arsenal street.
james F. Sevens, Stone street.
Wiilism . Greer, Is lltcn Hill.
VIM NJ Berry, Nor, n street.
John II. Day, Arse al street.
Alton A. Morrison, Maple street.
H L Avefiil, Maple street..
II X Magee, C,py street.
WIN Lessor, # Washington street
james A Jones, York street.
L G Swift, Jefferson street.
Geo j Allen, Crosby street.
J hn ( Hall, Wst-r street,
Ed-in dsrtshorn, Western avenue.
Fred d Reynolds, Page street.
Frank HAYES, Brsckett's Corner
Edward E FsrrsDd, Belsrsde road.
JOSEF phi A Greenwood, Hospital street
Hsr!welI W Lyon, Arsenal street.
W jones, Wilter street.
WIN B Getchell, Winthrop court.
Edwin A hur toor, Winthrop street.
Robert Gi'lesTi', OAK street.
Harry II Whit el, Wiuihs; p street.
p 5 George, No Belfast road.
J hn HargFY, Lock street.
Coiumtus ChurC hill, Conv street.
Registered Friday Evening.
John Foote. Pleasant street.
Geo + FsVg, Winthrop street.
Frsnk NJ Ktiredge. State ct.
Jerry W Glide No,tbe'n avenue.
Albert PoOler. Bond street.
VIM Whit i1qhAm, W ter street.
Eihsidgp W Merrill, Ffsukliu street.
VIM Fl Lsrsoee, Arsenal street.
Fred NJ Pa"ick. Green street.
Samuel HAYES, Mill street
Asa A Chapman, Winthrop c3utt.
Samuel HAYES
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14

Shoe shop matters are still receiving the
enthusiastic attention of the town. rne
off GERS OF the temporary assocation formed
are again 70 meet the Boston parties ihi-
week snd if possible make final decision
"a to building the shop and the locasio.
Mr. Charles Luce and Others have been
actively at work du'lng the past week it
cressins the subscription list. Quite 8
number have doubled their subscriptions,
and others hsve promised to do so when
they are IS uted of the success Of the move.
Mr.. Luce says they will undoubtly be called
upon. "Son ebody is going to come here, .
said Mr.. Luce. land we're going to be 81
work on bulldog When spring opens"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14
RANDo LPA LOCALS

Town meeting II la. AID it is probable
| he contest vii be liv.l Il ore
At a meeting of the r. puhhcsns Of the
own held Friday evening, he following
town CON N ittee was choseD L. W, Coed
speed. M DuHton, +. II Dunnipg. Edv in
" Rowe, ID. Dry, Fred Cuts. F. F
| johnson, Daniel Jones, A. Cox The
| matter Of securing room for Republican
heai q Iarters WAS discussed.
Rev. W W. O.Ief, no mas 80 faithfully
and successfully minlstered over the RAJ
doph and Chel.es Methodist churches for
the past four years, was invited to return
for the fifth yesr by unanimous vote
taken at the annual meetipg held here lss
| week. MIR. Osisr is 3 nopu ar clergyman,
= good speaker and q faithful pastor and
his Pensioners evidently sppre cste all the
| sterliI qualities which he posseses.
The warrant for the tom meeting today
| is posted in the post office and contains
| Thirty eight sfiicles. smong he matters TO
come up are the choosing Of moderator,
| town clerk, seiectmen, assessors, overseefs
| OF the poor, town treasurer, town agent,
su;ervlsor of schools, one or more read
commissioners, committee 10 act With
Gardiner committee in care of the bridge,
rusut officer. suryei ers Of lumber, wood
ard bark, pound keeper, sesl.rs OF Leather,
weights ard measures, culie's OF hoops ard
slaves. fire war4ens. fence viewers and
isld drivers. tex collectors, ore or more
constabIes, suditoc Of accounts sud other
off err The seton Of the town will also
De sough. on the raising Of the following
sums OF money: For the support Of
schools, for free high school,
% pay town iseIs, for high
ways ard bridges, TO pay tom
lie b. and intere.t, for Memorial dey, fer
Dire aep4T meut, for fremen, for expenses
4 bridge, 10 pay Gardner Water Co, for
cob.inseL; expenses for street Light, f r
school book &C provide room for term' =
date school. for lookup. for srsv,l IN be
us,d on tie street And 10 zee il the town
Sill fix sie y hen taxes shall become due,
TO accept continuation Of Central street,
90 keep see idewslss ear trcm s-o=. and
% rso.sc, other bush ess to c ma b'f lie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14

teachers from tDls station Saturday Their
sehoos having closed the following have
returned n their homes: Miss Buker,
Bowdoinhsm; Miss Ackley, Cutler: Miss
Sylvester. Turoer Bridge; Miss Merrill,
Pennington; Miss Young, Msunicus; Miss
Hersom, Belgrade; Miss Clarke, Athens !;
Miss Addie Hoyt, Earpsvell; Miss Hobts,
Shawmut. Many Of the school children
were at the sta ion to see them IF. Supt.
Butler tells the JOURNAL that the winter
term has been very successful one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14

among the g-eS' ztIi..s ftst 81 ~.
Mile i disc 's,rng His Me- IIes,. Cur
has proven Is-f /, De OF uf t,se mot ia.
portsnt Tn dem.4d for Tt h.. t.c m
Astonishing Already the II. u n ( mat
disease Is D. log feg1!atIsL Md, &, d may
unexpected cures effected I. sou rslievss
short breath, ia ttrtnz psiDs ia side, s'm.
SHOULDER, wesk aid bu"gry spaHs. oPpres
zion, swelling Of = kes, sndthsfirg ard
heart fropsY. DR. Miles oJok on Hart
snd Nervous Disesses, free. TIE uh. qqs!.
ed New Hssrs Cue soid AZ yaAta Ite-d
h7 Bo rduch, Webri-r & Co, also bs
Restorative Nervire for hssra che, IS,
spiees, hos H,shes, FERROUS C ILL, opium
habit, etc. oec1+ .cd&sly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14
Satisfaction

Is ausrs7seei to ever, ore Who take
Hooa's SsrHpuilis f.ifly srd scecritea {,
diraotior. Tn's g n nnlg rrsps-an,n Of
which 100 Disc. De DoilaI" c.n ra3 b.
said.
~Hsve you seen Hoods R,iay Dsy
AND Bali % Pszzls : For p.rtieulsss send
{, e. Hood & Co Lowell, Mas.
Ho DE Pils cure liver ills, ja1ndice.
bl.ousness, sicK hsst'ehs, constipation.
d2wlyfolsmchdd&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14
BEDFORD, IND. SCORCHED.
Eleven Business Blocks and Three Resi-
dences Burned Loss, $4,000.

BEDFORD Ind. Msrch - This man
il g eleven business blocks, mprising half
The the souh eide OF the PAIL c Qlarc
am three residences sdj9lniog ~ere burned
Oliy three buildings were iGsurs d 81
these for but email amounts.
The fire started II q chicken house ar d
vas incei d sr.. TIE library Of CIV Alto =
ne7 Zirilg ard the city r-cnIds were de-
auo>ed. Inc total loss i, S45 COO, distrlb-
u ed amorg nesIlg 20 persons
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14
TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

Chss Smith Of New Vineyard has lat. =
traded his black PAGER, said to be the fastest
of any h ng in that village. This was son
Of C4rensugnt by Fesrnaught, 2.23 IA.
j. Z. Collins of Pennington has sold 10
A. d. Horn his rcan five ear, I'D Geldir &
by Mszspp4, very good actor and can
show well TO sleigh,
Maple Crave Farm, Aubu-r, makes the
claim of having the fret colt fosltd in
Maine in 1892 The fact is that Fsitvie~
some three weeks Of sg, at the time Of the
afriyal If The Anbnrn your g.tEr. Feb. %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14

Weston & Bssiuard iosI q vsiusbie
~oikiDg house Saturday afternoon. A pair
Of horses had been 81 work hauling logs on
ihe ice from the pile to the firms mill. On
the first trip up after dinner the horses broke
through the ice in mid stream The mil
crew rushed to the drivers assistance ard
cces dad 10 getting one CT the horses GU.
.llve, bus the o,hef went uLder water and
as dead when taken out. The horse was
valued a. $500
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14
While szum Sul

While szum Smart, one Of the tostlerl
al Capt. Je%els stable, was leading psl
Of horses from their stalls Ffidsy Afternoon
oae Of the animals ran against him throw
ing him To tie floor of the stable in such
manner as ~ disIocats bis shoulder. Nj
smart did not resliz9 the extent Of tie u
jury for some lims ahiOking he had osei
badly bruised. A physician was flsli!
called who discovered The dislocatioa an
dressed the icjury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14

A horse belonging TO DR.. Stowell created
qu!le little excitement On Main street
Ffidsy afternoon. Tee animal stared
trcm the upper ED of the street and ran st
a terrific pace down through the business
portion narrowly escaping collision with q
mum er of teams. His career was finally
opped by collision OF the carriage with q
telegraph pole near Lovtjoy's je~elry
store The carriage Was almost completely
demolished Further than this no injury
was done.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14
fairfield LOCALS.

A sptcisl town meeti g t. BE- haId this
10 d. eide the loc+ton Of TIE rev
school bus at Slssmu, appropriation
for which was rade st the annual town
meeting. Another matter to be brought
will be to see If he Town viii vote to re-
sced the vote taken no. to license billiard
rooms and also If it will vote to grant
licenses
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14

The chimney Of the Carraosssstt Pulp
Coz mill has bssn vomiting sparks on
.iloy highs sTd Chisf Thug has COM
plsite ed 10 the & m several times. Nov the
chief ssys. Zone mo.e day @: .psrks and l
gill dump shelr fire" TIE sparks blow
directly OTTO the wooden buildings close to
the mill and Ia rear of,he blocks en- Mad =
son avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14

At the meeting of Heath Pos. Fridsy
evening a committee was appointed 10 al.
range for 40 "Individusl Supper" to b,
given at the hsii next F iday evening
~ili be public TO members Of the post snC
heir wives, members Of the relief corp
sud their husbands and q few invite,
1uests. The Ideals novel one. Esoi
person who goes prepares aeupper. Thes'
,uppers sre arranging in separate plates q
the table and are numbered. Correspond
IL 9 tumbers are placed IN a large bcx AMI
shsken up and then drawn out. The pei
son holding a humber Fl DIS the CORES
1ondiag pls,e ana then proceeds TO sppro
priats its contents. II is likely to result i,
no amount Of merriment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14

Saturday afternoon word vas received
here inst Simon Grover of this place, at
YORK for the Madison Investment Co. 6,
Madison, fell 40 feet, striking on his head.
Later Adviees IS procured by the JOURNAL,
20 to show that Growers fall WAS broken
by striking some wires and ths. the result
instead Of beigg fatal Us WAS expected, he
escaped with one broken rib and SON e
severe cuts ciu.ed by the wires.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14

Tde canvs.sars for the fair which opens
at C.tg Hall tomorrow night, for the bene f
very generously treated by those On whom
Il ey have called upon thus far. Many
were not ST bone, however,
and Others would naturally be
overlooked by the csnvssser in making
| their routds. All such who are interested
IN the maiatsnsncs of a f ne band here. and
wiling 10 assist il lis support, are request.
e 4 10 leave such articles as they may see
fit to give g. City Hall sDv time Tuesdiy
or drop postal to Box 59S. WatervIile
| and some one will call for them at such
pl,ce, IS may be designated. Any article:
Of fancy work, aprons, pictures, cake, etc
Will be very acceptable, and received viii
| thank.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14

Tie chimney at the resideree Of +. 5.
Cairns on \ 3fth avenue burned out Sssu =
day evening. Thsre ~ssa live gale on Al
the time ard the not chimney set fire to the
lsthiag Inside. By the GOODNESS Of M.
Csirn,, the burnio lslhs were reached and
the fire sx.iugui.hed without An alarm Oar
1fenen sre oa the alert at this time fur
March is our combustible month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14
MAINE PEOPLE.

Miss A Florence Grant, native of Cape
E iz,beth. has well 'quippsd j b prifti z
office st 47-49 Court Stree, Bo ton, where
sac is dolrg \ large and successful hush ess.
Mrs. J. F. Mason of Biddefor', presi-
de Of the Womsl's State Relief Corps,
Will deliver the Hemorisi day GRAFTON b-f re
the H. Besi ard Hsnnibal Hlmlin Pests
of Bangor.
Hon. Edwsrd WigEin has ace ped sn
invitation to de)iver address b4rore the
Maine CEAusUquI Union At is aDnu 4
meeting 81 Frseburg III July next, on lhe
ResC urcrg sua Future of ArodsFook C.unt, =.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14

At the Free VIII Baptist church Friday
ev ming, Rev Leroy S. Bean Of Gorham
deliver, an sbie discourse on "Americar
Citiz enship" Il had to do with the gres
eviis which endsa grr The lives Of the poii-
icsl parties of to-day, and presented msnf
Of the principles ard policies Of Americas
p Iii les. Il was del s,ed 10 the lecturer
own eloquent and Io'c;b'e manner and
cluld no. nav, failed % ipterost al! pre- sent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14

The funeral Of Mrs. 4. B. Sesbury vs..
held Saturday sfetgoon st 2 O'Clock ffou
1er late home and was largely st,e aided, a.
the deceased was widely kpo~n. hrs
Sesbury leaves husband and one SOB
Mr. Chss Seaaury, who was formerly p'in
clpal Of The high school here snd is q, pres
ent 3 successful tescher in Pennsylvania.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14

The Gardiner people who have not had
an OPP )rtuni.y to attend the art shd loan
exhibition st. The rooms OF KeuDeoec MAJ
1rsl History and Aniiq latisn Society," al
Augusts, durit 2 last week, will be glad to
learn that it will remain open this week
Some OF the most valuable aad Interesting
articles ale contributed by Gardiner and
| Randolph people.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14

The JOURNAL could not help but SYM
palh "a vita ene Of Miss Bukss's pupils
WHO failed TO reach the station IN time to
bid her teacher goodbye Saturday morning.
The traia sas s!o.iy hsuing over tie
crossing when the little ore came hurfying
aIorg. There were fears in Der voice when
she said; ''Os, did want to see her 50
had -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14

The Congre gsiional church was fllet
slmos. TO overtlowiDg last evening to lister
TO the lecture given by 7 ince Somiyou Of
Africa upon the customs Of his people
Prince Som1you came 10 this country &c
obtain an education, leaving his position as
ruler Of over fourteen millions OF people to
return 10 them as a missionary. He tolc
brit fly Of the home life Of the Africans,
The If superstl'ials, he terrible toftures &c
which children are subjecttd, also Of the
work Of the IN ssi0naflt among his tribes
He believed The negro problem of America
would never be solved by sendirg then
back TO Liberia ual.s3 educated. If they
return III ignorance thy ~ould become
verse thsn they were or'ginsliy. The re.
liglous socie ties are solving the profile Il
oy their work in the South. Prince Soma
you intends to return to his people after
completing his education in this clun;ry
and Assist the workers nov In the mission
field After the lecture, which held tbs
closest attention of the large audience, a
collection Was taken to sssis. him in his
studies He is at pfesen: pursuing studie.
at Bates Cole &c. During the vacation he
ia to give talks in d # rent places in tbs
Stale to oUtsin money and give thOss ILtsI'
esied ID mission work closer idea fol
What they are giving.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14

81 have seen the sia.ement made" ssic
A. II. Plai.ted &c The JOURNAL Saturday,
that my name Is used IS possibie cand!
date for judge of The Municipal Court.
wish 10 nave it known that have no S.
piiatioGs for the position, and should on Ii
account accept the posilou even if it were
Il nds red me- "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14

The election for q third member Of tbs
common council from Ward 8 occurs today
Al The school house OF Winter street. Th'
contestants are s. W Little field and c. Z
Pickering. Considerable work has beer
done by ooth candidates and the confess
promises to be lively one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14

Tomorrow night az the Congregational
chu-ch the tubject, Whist shall We do with
the B!bleE' viii be discussed by Rev. Lee
roy 5. Beao, who has delivered two mos,
| interesting and instructive lectures in this
city within The last tso weeks. The lee
lure tomorrow evening is the last in the 7,
NJ C. A. course. Mr.. Bean regards it a.
Ills best lecture. and those who have
heard him speak on allied top ca are sure
that it will be interesting. There sh Juld
De 9 large sudieace present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14
For Sale by all Druggists In the city.
VIII He Given Away.

Oar enterprise. drusgilts Bowditch,
Weesttr 4 CO sho carry The fIess stock
VI drugs, pyriumeties, toilet srticies,
brushes, sporg's &c, are stviug away .
!srge number OF Trial hotties OF DR.. Miles
celeorst d Restlrsavs Nsrvine They
gusrsutse i, 10 cure headache. dizsiaess,
nervous pfosrsl1u. SIC plessness, the i'll
htcts or spirits tobacco, coffee. etc. Drug
sists say it is ,ha crsstest seller hey ever
knew. sld is uuiv, rsslly satisfactory.
Nnay ais, gusrAGtee Dr. Miles New Heart
Cure in AL csses OF rervcus or organic
hesrt disease. palpits.ion. pain il side.
smoth ring, exc. Fine box on NERVOUS
aud Heart Diseases free.
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BETTER THAN NOTHING
Think the Men, and They will Work for
Reduced Wages.

FALL RIVER MASS March Is The m
plrye, of tue Mount Ho2e iron WORKS,
somerset, WHO have been considering a
Proposition made TO them in regard to r,
duction of wages, have made rep1rt
All except two OF the 270 employees haye
aces ped the proposition, a: will g T.
work at the reduced wages.
The works will star, Mondsy morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14

This evening, at Grand Army Hall, tbs
members Of Duiso L3dse No. /, A. o. L
w, will celebrate the 18Th Anniversary oil
ihe establishments Of the lodge. All mem
bars and their ladies' are invited to attend
Appropriate exercises VIII be held and 4
general social ..me er 3yed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14

Mrs. Increase Chase met with . very
painful AID serious IL iaiy Saturday, fore
noon. she was waking up Silver street
AID when near the hou of +. B. ArnolC
slipped and fell hesvily 10 the sidewalk
frscturiaz her hip. DIS. Thsyer and Hi
we're called Immediately and the fractu re
reduced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-14

MM.s, N.ry. 8 Liver PM.

Act on uew MISUNDERSTANDING the
liver. stomach and bowels through the
nerves. he = discovery, DR.. Miles Pills
speedily cur othousuess, bsd taste, torpid
liver, piles, constipation. Unequslled for
men, womer, children. Smallest, m,ldest,
'urestl 90 doses. % cts samples Free,
a. BowdNoa, Webster and Co.
nct27ie0d&ply
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SKOWHECAN LOCALS.

Court tomorrow.
Ira Il. Randall Of Augusta Was in town
Saturday,.
james B Corson Of Athens vss in town
Saturday.
Rqlrh Sawyer is reported quite i'll with
the grippe.
W, Scott Yong Of Mssinicis was in
town Saturday.
MIS-. DIR. Tssg.rs ard child returned
home Ss ,urlsy.
d AMI MIS- Bron returned from their
wedding tou' Friday niaht
Deputy speriff Michel pad an official
vi.is to fairfield Saturday.
Clerk of Cour;s Brsinsrd vent to Az
gusts Ss urIsy, on business
Eli'or IcNeeli,, of the Reporter, re
turned h, me Saturday n gh'.
Mr.. snd Mrs. A. Decay returned home
from Boston SATURDAY night
Mrs Bis re B'x0y vho hiss oeen quite
i'll for ST me ume, il inpr0v ng
Rev. Fr Fogt.ef OF W4E,rs e sas the
guest Of Father Lee OK. Saturday. ,
] W. Seward 8 bFIds 'eturisd from
their wedding tour Saturday night.
W X Shurtief Of Lisbon Falls spes. The
Sabbath with his family at this place.
Mrs. Fl. h Biselow is IN New York this
week after spring styles Of millinery.
All the schools except those on the Island
closed Friday for . four weeks vacation.
Mr.. Fslnk Sevenoe who has had . seri-
Gus run of pneumonia - able to be out
again.
W. 8. Ladd Was in Fairfield, Saturday,
With plans Of ichoolhou.e 70 be built in
Shsvmut in the town Ct Fsi field.
Miss Edith ia yens. Who was taken i'll in
school Friday, passsd . comfortable hight
Friday and vas rs p,rts soms better Sstur-
dsy afternoon.
NJ lisr & W,man's coat shop 10 ine,sss
irg iss production every day. Many new