Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04

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WATERVILLE.
, IN. sibIey Of oskiln was in the city
Saturday.
4. W. Case Of Augusta was in the ciiy
Saturday.
@. II. Page Of Randolph was in the city
over ssnisy.
wv. Hill Of Exeter, vas in the city on
busiaess Saturday.
/ C. NJ. B.bcock of Bangor was registered
at the Elmvood Sa.uraiv.
I-. c. y. Morrill, Of Madison was in tie
city on business SATURDAY.
The t.nkie Of tie 81, izh bell was heard on
the ,treet Saturday morning
President Whitman, wife and child went
TO Boston Saturday morning.
WIN. Hobbs Of N0rrid ge~oek was 10
the ci,y Saturday on bis way 70 Hsilo~eh.
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from Wednesday night until Monday morn
ing.
william X. Farr of the Dewitt hotel Of
Lew s,on spent SUNDAY with friends in this
city.
The Electric Railroad had the sno. pillow
ont running back and forth over the line
sunday.
Friday evening Mrs. Catherine Tear
dropped dead neir her home on Silv'r
street as shs was returning irJm church
sewing circle The cause Of her death was
heat disease. She was II years OF age.
The November term of tie superior court
adjourned Saturday after being in sessloa
for nearly four weeks. The last act OF the
Jury vas to repair to the photograph g
rooms of stirbird for larg, group photo
Notwithstanding the sey,re storm there
was quite u large Attendance at the mee'iog
In the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms Sunday after
noon to hear the excellent address by Gen
eral Secretary Jordan of the Bangor Y. NJ.
c. A.
The powerful play Hands Across the
Sea, has the boards for Tuesday evening
Dsc 9TH. As this inc play is the first one
a. City hall after the adjournment OF supt
rior court there is sure to be crowded
house.
Ths family Of the late Dr. Pulsifer VIII
have the sincere Sympathy of large circle
of warm friends in their present bereave-
m. ut in the loss of kind husband and
f.,her and the tity loses citizen who was
alxays interested in the welfare and pros
parity of tie community.
Saturday forenoon Sheriff Norton read
the article in the Journal of the assaults
81 lined TO have been made by Thos Clark,
and soon after saw the said Clark on the
street in tI,i, city. lie at once arrested him
AMI telegraphed City Marshal Crawford OF
August, who care up on the forenoon
train and took iis man back on the after
noon train.
On Monday ,vening the members Of w.
y. Heath post, No. II, G. A. X. will go to
ulkland for the purpose of Writing Sar
geant Wyman post OF that place. TIE
special ,rsia will lave the sta'i)n at
o'clock sharp AMI all who wish to go may
do so free OF expense to themselves. 1t is
hoped that there will be large Attendance
OF the member. from the pos, in this 'i'y.
Il reported that n large bull moose was
seen few day. ago in the tract of woods
bets cen this city aui Norri leewock known
"A Bear hill It isAw.ll established fact
there are several deer in that vlcIniy ~
m.ny have heen seen by reliable people and
deer tracks have been not cpd all the fall in
the muA and psr,ic4 cunning there from
this city on Saturday aaw them in the snow.
Among the many little episodes that oc-
CURED ut the banquet of Canton lial'fHS,
No u Pstritrcls Nj liant |. o. @ F., last
FriFay evening perhaps the most pleasant
Of all was the passing, by unanimous vote
A resolution of thanks to l. ndlord liamil-
ton fer ls kinl attention to. and thought
iulness IN booking after the many details
that vent to make the occasion the success
1t was.
itwsssxp, ctel that the new pastor Rev.
Mr.. Washhurn, woull arrive in this city in
season to occupy the pulpit at the Congre-
ga,icnal church on Sunday but on account
of the Illness Of his wife he could not reach
here IN time to do SO. and the sermon Sun
,,ay morning was delivered by Rev. Or
Dunn. There was no evening service on
account of the Y. NJ. c. A. anniversary at
the Baptist church.
ON lay evening the following were
elected to fill the elective Offices of Garfield
Camp, No /, Sons of Veterans, for the
ensuing year james Combs, captain;
Gins. Proctor, LIST lieutenant: E. b.
Barnes. I'd lieutenant; Chas. Proctor, X.
II. lockwood, f. b. Dunbar, camp coun-
ell; delegate to the State encampment in
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