Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-04


Chrysan,hemam Sale Chas, X. Partridge.
Course of Lectures At Congregational Chanel
Local Matters.
But what OF Women for senator,
u, heard the senators day by day
As they talked. and at last he said. "Gs.t
Scott
How does il happen that people say
That women are takers and men arr not ts"
New York Times.
A ''ree1ar Lunnon fog" last evening.
Teachers meeting at $50 this afternoon
The ladies' clsss in physical culture will
meet in Novelty Hall, Tuesday evening,
There will be baked bean supper FOL.
lowed by praise service at the Sslvsto.
Army barracks this evening.
Thursday and Fridays weather lef, peo.
pie in doubt whether Indian summer Va, in
October or laid over until November.
One wouldn't think the business Of fur.
nishing amusement to the public dull /,
Augusta after visit to 'Rsttlesnske halls
Il. w. Church, the grocer, has been nv.
ing his display window considerable s,t.p.
ton lately. He had fine display Of can.
dies Friday.
The traders are commencing to uupsck
their Christmas novelties. Some Of the
prcttiest things are exceedingly cheap for
holiday goods.
The j. E. Fuller Company has received
. large lot of very handsome chrysanthe.
NUNS that make beautiful display as the
compaDy's store.
1t is understood that the electric hsh
company will raise the price Of all their
lights for private takers from so to so cent?
They have raised the price of some Of
them.
s. W. Herrick died at 1910 p. NJ, Fh.
day, aged 70 years. 10 months and 22 days,
At the residence Of his son, G. p. Herrick,
Bedford street. The funeral will be held
Sunday. ..--s
A party of young ladies and gentlemen
from this city, were entertained at supper
in Vassalboro Thursday evening by Mn.
G. II. Gibson. The party passed delight.
full evening.
Emeralds are to be the fashionable lew.
els this season. The latest design in q pin
for the hair is fancy dagger Of dull gold,
with the hilt thickly covered with cut and
uncut emerxlds.
There has been much ado about getting
an electric light pole near the Augusts
House into new position. At least four
places assigned for it have met with the
disapproval Of the neighbors.
Mrs. +. C. Leighton proposes that 1t
least one space in the JOURNAL shall be Of
interest to the women of Augusta, and
promises that all who watch It and profit by
the reading will feel more than repaii for
their trouble.
Commander in Chief Cleaves has ap.
pointed Charles s. Belmore. captain, and
Milford Withee, lst lieutenant of Co. L,
I'd regiment, Skowhegan, the company hav.
ing neglecte d to elect officers under tho
special or ders.
The compliments which the Old Home
stead Quartet paid Miss Ida Higgins Of
this city who acted ss their sccompsnist as
the concert Thursday evening were in the
opinion of all present most richly deserved.
Miss Higgins is a pianist Of rare abilitiss
considering the comparatively few years she
has devoted herself to the art.
Cushnoc Tribe I.O.R.M.. lis soon to inst.
tute u degree of Pocahontss, petitions are
now being passed around among Redmen
for signers. Every member of the order
who has been exalted to the chief degree
and in good standing in the tribe, and any
woman over Is years and Of good character
is eligible to membership.
1--WE make 1900 keys q year, - near u
can reckon it," says a Portland locksmith
the other day. The majority Of these keys
are simply filed out of the "blanks" that
come in all sizes from the foundry says the
Argus. The price to the purchaser 10 ten
cents. The labor of fling occupies Lees
than five minutes and the "blsnk" costs
less than Ave cents. This duplicating Of
keys is manifestly profitable.
A dispatch from Boston tells of the mueA
married relations Of q trusted pastor Of thy
town of Falmouth who had skipped. He
had three wives living and the last one Of
them, the dispatch says, was Ida Bean Of
Augusta. The pastors name is Henry l..
Strickland. The last Mrs. Strickland b
said to have gone to Meredith, N. II. The
second wife lives in Providence and the
first in England. Strickland was il the In
surance business before entering the mimic
try for which it appears he had very lin.
tied training.
Judge Andrews had several small tiffs
with justice in the police court, Friday. I'd
Mccormick, who had looked long and earn
estly on the serpent the day before and
then allowed himself to be bitten deeply,
got 80 days on the hill. In the afternoon
came the hearing on the warrant for the ~
rest Of Chas. Ellsrd, charged with
assault and battery on the person OF
Eva Gallsshan. 1t appeared that Mn.
Callahan had been living with her father
and sister. Miss Allen, and the man EllsSd.
A family trouble arose from this condihoa
Of Affairs. Mrs. Callahan was thrust out
Of the house few days ago by Ellsrd sans
Mrs. Gsllashsn considefsd
herself badly used and told Of her faih@
choking her. She declared her intentios
to get even with him BY having him arrested
for what she called the larceny Of . lsdy'
gold watch and chain, which she says b.
found and didn't advertise and sftervsfds
sold. II Vas very spicy bearing. MN.
Gallashan didn't want to own her siasf
after this. When Questioned II she bod
my Jealousy because Of her sisters shse'