Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-17
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CALENDAR covise EVENTS.


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Oct. f7-ls- oxford Congregational conters-ee.
Oct = h caube.lasd Congregational Con:ct-
rrrs, DesriEg-
Oct. U-i.-Penobseos Congregational Con erase,
Oct L. !s-risca;.qsi. Congregational cen,ss-
eree. Dexter
ocf u = oxford Bsptist Quarterly Meeslag
North Paris.
ocs. : is-wa-hingson County Congregations
Conference, " h.fssyyiIie
Oct. sb-Baxfon AID Hollis Sunday school Con
SsBso On, rossyti1s.
Oes. n zs-Na4se Cen ,erenee. Local Pr-sehsr-'
as-ociztsar ~ Nj T. ebarch- South ir-si-
Oct. zs-Ahnual SEASON franklin Sunday eshoei
A.-oe;atioh. FafmiBgtou-
Oct ~ Zs-Ssfa.rsef Congregational Conference
-keEaexan
ocr b. Cnign Congregational Confer .ac..
o.. Il 1s-Haneoek Congregational coatereEes.
oct. % NJ. f-I~wi.ton Disrriet 1iai-sstiai A.
sucsatiop EFEnss
g0g. 2-kennsbse vAisy Iuiyersall4t Confer
euee. Riehncud-
oe-. ls-rxtord District Coed T~rnplars. Azdevsf
Oct = e6--Aanusl Session Graad Division. sons
Of T.n,persuce Cumberland Ar..
Nov. - Ii tneoek District GOOD fenplara, lid
Nov. = Waldo District Good Tetnplars. Jackson.
Nov. L. ork D,sirc: Good remplAr., osd Or
Nov "a Frankilz District Goo. Tefnpiars. Farm
ingfoa-
Disc i-~sonsr.e, District Good Templars. Mad
Educational
Oct i7-is-East Washington Teachers COnveu
TOE Esstt>3rt.
Oct. 2o-2i-s0eth ArOo.took Tsachers' Conven
tiop Ioal
oe, ii 25-Oxf1rd County Teschers' Convention.
Hr0xBHeid
oct II Nov. Annual Session Hancock Eiuea
tiouai Aasociatoa, Castine.
the missing ismp upon his front coor 81
filed and trimmed. accompanied by q I
ter Thanking him for its use. who says
Mr. the reign of conscience had Athlete
81 these modern times: Il i. certainly not
case in the good old Pine Tree State.
Iii. Mr. Isaac c. Libby, the Burnhsm CT
droyer, proposes TO tstsbhsh ut BURN
st-ck wards that will make the Plice :
TELL :. p.;rt,.~n a,d :, bol1 sales o. ca
lug once A week This has long BEEN
her o-te scheme of Mr.. Libby. and its sue
.,..l now depsnds largely upon the mater al
ton Of tb prop ,sed narrow Cause r'i'
pe from Wiscasset to Burnham other
ter ties, it is said. stand ready to establish
tenn riage and agricultural implement facto
at Burnham if the road 10 built.
nave Fx.Speaker Reed was in Chicago
that week and spent his first day at the Fair
,tion OF uoo's iooAe ,,a IaLa Talk;r
run A friend in the evening he said Il
, the this afternoon to the right OF the eel
!, of fountain in the court Of honor and lo'
toward the great gold figure. through
'p peristyle beyond and around at the a
nee tectural beauties on either side and .
ence me. thought if all that were msrb
, I'm, would be the grandest sight ever m
looked upon. Greece had nothing Iii
Wv, Rome had nothing like, and doubt
MI ike will ever be seen again. s
''"nu IL seems almost like an imposition o.
mis- poor, hard working individual who
?, 10 life from 5 A. NJ. to 8 p. M. one I'M
n the ing struggle to keep the wolf from the
g. to 80 treat the occupants Of 3 jail
they will desire to continue their
neral when their terms shall have
lself served. On the other hand the
n mt pect of plenty Of work at high
isn't fattering to the man about
P' leave iail at this season of the DEMO-
NOM year. Evidently one shlftless crimina
has served nine months in Auburn ia
Won CARDS the situation in that light. HIS
tence expired several days ago and at
CON when asked why he didn't go out, he
he didn't have suitable clothes. Since
he has been given good suit, but he
. leave. Hard work and no pie is the c
we should prescribe for him.
ks at
GER Editor Robbins assisted in takins
g its MAINE res ~ III. .r1nnns nndert
lights that he decided to take a wife home
lnder him. He was successful in this too.
-;me CALCULATIONS Brother Robbins. SIEVE
.;,, the party .quandered dollars on w