Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-06
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FalaAr. OCT. 8 isss.
SEwADyERrrsExgSrs TO-DAY.
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It's High Time For Business Men.
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The Wakefield trial 10 the general suk.
ect of conversation about town.
Horseman report this as an unususlly
healthy season for their favorites.
Grand Lake Stream, or better known N
township, 10 to organize ~ q plan.
lation.
"Switxerland" tonight at universalN
Music by the choir and other local
talent.
Nothing can convince an Augusta IN
daddy that alarms in this town do not inva.
riably come in sets Of three.
The city is at work on that big job on IL.
Gage street extension. and to judge from
appearances the work is being done thor.
oughly.
Has the Indian summer arrived? Ger.
tainly the perfect weather Of Thursday VS.
a fair n.ple of that most charming time Of
The fall.
Mrs. c. M. Gli,iden has rented the south
side Of the store occupied by G. +. Have
and will carry nice stock Of ladies' and
underwear, hosiery & small ware,
The Universalist church will be one Of
the most comfortable in town during tn
coming cold weather, judging from The
elaborate heating apparatus now being pit
in.
Henry G.. Staples Camp, s. Of ", will
probably give n second grand fair this win.
ter. The Chizzle While fair of the Cony
High School scholars will put in its third
annual appearance just after Christmas.
Verona Jarbeau will appear in "Star.
light" at the Opera house next Tuesd ,
evening, October 10. "Starlight" 10 mus.
ical farce-comedy with apparently consid.N
cradle of variety element in its composition.
Attle Congregational parsonage Thus
day at 1890, by the Rev. James William.
son, Mr.. George Il. Woodbury. Of North
ampton. Mass, was united in marriage 10
Miss Sadie Elizabeth Averill Of this city.
They will make their home in Nortba npton.
Jim" Stevens, the veteran and SUGGEST
full horse breaker, is now handling green
three year old colt for A. W. Priest Of the
insane hospital. The colt is likely look.
ing one. well shaped and of good size, and
Jim says he has the making Of a nottsr
He WAS sired by Victor. Jr., he by Victor,
2.23.
The Gardiner High School eleven which
struggles over the pigskin with the Cony
boys on Saturday at the park grounds
makes up for its limited experience Of the
game by superior weight and strength, but
the local aggregation ltss the advantage In
agility and practice so hot game msy be
expected. ...... ..........
Several AugustAns have recently been
reminded quite forcibly that it is against the
law to ship partridge. unless accompanied
by the gunner who brought down the game.
Friends down East expressed several brace
Of these delicious birds to these gentlemen
who did not get them, for the ws'chful
game wardens captured the game en- route.
While the JouRSALs reporters sfe e.
pected TO have a large acquaintance they are
not supposed to know the meaning oil
the initials in town. For this reason num-
her Of good news items, signed with initials
only, have recently accompanied their un'
signed fellows into the scrap basket and
thence to the burn from which no snony-
nous communication returns.
II. 8. Blaisdcll. the clotbier, has taken
advantage of the financial depression in the
large business centers, and laid In a. large
stock Of winter overcoats and clothnga
low prices, which will be disposed OF ct
corresponding low rates. These garments
are all of the latest styles in cut and goods
and have only to be seen to show their osn
worth and the great bargains offered.
!, 80.
A leak in the gas main near the Journal
Office was discovered and remedied Thurs
LAY. These leaks are the cause Of con'i-
cradle expense to the company, in the Wy
of keeping n crew of men constantly
work locating and repairing them, tose'"f
with the value Of the gas that escapes. The
entire length of the mains, from the Q"
works to Hallowell and over that city AND
about our own city, including line to ae
Insane asylum, makes long route to cover
and lots of work.
Verify, this is a season Of second child.
hood to the year 1893, for = number Oh
spring. like antics on the part Of Dame ~
ture have been noted. The latest that N
JOURNAL has heard Of comes from Mfs1'
d. Flynt Of Dexter, in the shape Of f"I'
berry sprig With number Of ripe and psf'
TALLY ripe berries upon it. Mr.. ny"
picked this Of bush in his garden on Wed.
nesdsy, October 4th. He hss severn
bushes bearing fruits. The most striking
feature about them 10 the large numo1
Of buds that they bear.
The merry Jack Tars who come to Az
gusta and try TO run the town invansoV
ind out their mistake by landing IN 0'
police station and there having to ~
ceive 4 lecture. with foe Tor
moral, from Judge Andrews. The ia'e"
sailor 10 realize his folly 10 one james