Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-15

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Pink tea" at their vestry this evening =,
$50. At 8 O'Clock Prof. Marble will an.
terrain with readi ngs.
The steamer Catalonia Of the Cun.ra
line, the vessel on which Mrs. ]. Manchester
Haynes and Miss Myrtle Haynes sailed for
Europe, arrived Tuesday in Liverpool. All
safe and well.
Mr.. c. s. Hichborn's fine garden con.
nected with his cottage at Lakeside
on Cobbosseecontee lake was completely
ruined this week. Parties left the fence
down and cattle came in during the night.
There will be no entertainment at Oak.
wood Park until Sunday when the marx
band, with Prof. X. B. Hall Of Watervi,le
as leader, will give concert The reason
of this change from the usual arrangement
is that Col. Staples has given the use Of the
park to the Sons Of Veterans and later in
the week he does not want to interfere with
the circus.
A recent issue of the Lewiston Evening
Journal contains the following The mar.
rage intention is recorded at Augusta Of
DIR. Horace r. Hill of that city to Miss
Harriet l.. Metcalf of Lewiston. Miss Met.
calf is n daughter of George W. Metcslf,
formerly city marshal of Lewiston, and she
has been at Augusta as musician and
teacher of music. She is graduate of our
schools.
The last number of the Belfast Journal
says; Joseph williamson, .Jr., has de-
ciaed to remove to Augusta, where be will
continue the practice of law. This dis
solves the law firm of Joseph Williamson
& Son, which has been strong one, and .
credit to the Waldo bar. Joe ia one Of the
ablest Young lawyers in the State and IL
hustler. We predict for him successful
career in the Kennebec bar"
John Lawrence of this city, died at The
home Of his son, John b. Lawrence, on
Water street, at noon Wednesday. Mr..
Lawrence was SO years of age. His son
and two daughters, Miss Addie y. Lawrence
and Mrs. Charles +. Grant, survive him.
The latter is expected to arrive in Augusta
from her home in Davenport. lows,
within few days. The funeral will be
held on Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
The funeral of the late Herbert Lowe was
held from the Free Baptist church Thurs
day afternoon. Rev. }. W. Berry Of the
Waterville Methodist church ofAcisted.
A large number of the friends Of the de-
ceased and his family were present. The
services were simple but impressive. The
floral tributes were many and beautiful and
included handsome wreath Of white asters,
pinks and roses from the night force Of the
JOURNAL.
Mr.. J. W. Harlow has purchased the
express business formerly carried on by
Mr.. John Il. Ward. Mr.. Harlow COM
menced the express business in 1856, and
was continuously in that line Of work down
TO 1871. After three years rest he re
sumes the work and will be resdy 10
promptly serve his old and new customers.
It is needless for us to refer to Mr.. HarlowS
business ability as our citizens know him
well and favorably. He 10 gentleman Of
the highest integrity of character. Of pleas
ant address and prompt in the dispatch OF
all business intrusted to his care.
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