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

Miss Terry thinks-and rightly too
that n dress should do much To Indicate
the character OF the woman who Is wear
ing it, as witness the dress she wears fi'
Lady Macbeth. which looks like eoilins
shake. II could have gone mad, she
said, LAS Ophelia. much more eomfuTtii'
hly in black than in white, But, ON the
little ins and outs of which the public
know nothing. Hamlet and Othello nillsi
be black, then nphcllt aud Desdemou''
must he white
Then on the question of studying part.
Any schoolgirl can learn the words of Il
part, hut that i, very different thing to
knowing and growing up. as it were, with
the character you are called upon 10 con
ceive aud create. TO study means Ia
know. To know means to he | saw one OF
her books. Its leaves were interspersed
with almost as many notes rs there was
type-nuipS on the character of the wo
man, period. costume, surroundings, in
tiuences. One little note reads: "tharac
ter 49, Undemoustratye- Singing voice
About % She ought to hc nice looking
for the king Of France took her without
any dover. Every servant in the court
loves her indeed, the court fool pine
away when she goes to France.
Some half dozen books all for the same
character, arr full of notes of this Kind
She lovr, Beatrice and bphelia the best,
and the shortest and SMALLEST part She evei
played was only IA year or two ago. when
she went on at M amateur periormarc,
and the applause which greeted her wonlo
scarcely allow her to give her one and
only line. please, ma am, are you hin
or are Won hout2" Strand Magazine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04
SKOWHEGAN.

At the Woman's Cllb Friday afternoon,
the president read letter from Mrs. Os-
good. presid, nj of the State Federation,
which was complime n.ary to the manner in
hich the club hal entertained the Fedora
ton at the recent annual meeting. Mrs
Osgood al-o said that the next me ting OF
the Federation would b. with the tn in ci'les.
IN invit ltion was received from the Soro-
sis to attend the lecture on James Russell
Lowell, on Dee. 3.hy Mrs. Fuller of Card
ner The subj ct und,r consideration for the
dav was the American Indian; Miss Carrie
Phllbrick's paper treati Y OF his history,
Mrs. Leishion's paper of the American In
ii and Civilization, vhi!e Mrs. Eaton
de SCH bed him in his relation to the /. 5
Government. The exercises were enliv-
enel by music, instrumental and vocal and
by the reading Of poem by Mrs. Geo. S.
webb
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04
WARNED BY HIS DEAD wiFE
A yese< That Cane In the Wight sd Saved
AGIri,s Life.

AGfrfS LIE.
nNnw. nv friend Mr.. So-and-so bad
snt;reIv fiffrrent experiences that convert
~ him. . continued the gentleman "One
rios,r rnsrrv years ago, no and his family
r,.ri,z1,. shortly afser midnight hs ~As
svrssensd by the voice Of his dead wife.
Who STA. .tsas. quick He thought II
WAS isr,aairiation and lay awake thinklng
,t.,,t IL f,yr sot,,s. time As he WAS dozlng
al III. vs,iss- came again, Gas, quick
aufck. with rnsIrc i,aIsrstiscaeSs- Well.
thought my friend. as he sat up IN bed.
that s,.rg.sy was my wife's vote. but WIS
inst dazing OH to sieep, and f-rnay have
iraaxiy1es. Il. will stay awake now 50
taxs '-ittsr then the veies came again WITH
creater .sernaess. saying ia an imperative
way, Gas. quick, quick. quick My
friend waited no longer, bat jumped from
his ts4f aad rushed TO the rooms ON the
second f,sp5r where his daughters were
sI.,-uEng There WAS no gas there
Down stairs he hurried. looked into the
cellar and all about. iaas no gas was 10 he
found He ,ntislenly rN;aembered a newly
arrived Sggsxte girl who came that day TO
10 housewurk. who WIS sleeping on the
third floor. Up stairs be si'rang with u
ts,iit,a, and as he ne;1red the door be de
tes,tesi the gas. lie broke into the room
and found it filed with gas, In the stitl.
ness he could hear the heavy, labored
breathing of the girl on the bed.
ale saw no time WAS to be lost. Down
on his knees he got. and keeping his face
as elo-s. 10 the floor rs possible. he crawl
ed to the window W HIGH he opened. He
then reached FOR the girl, and catching
her ARA. yui II was hanging over the side
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04
HOPES TO GET SQUARE.
Actor Curtis says lie win Back Jan
Cotbett For a Cool >:0.ooo.

ST LOUIS, Dec. an. T. Curtis arrlr d
in town Friday aud announces to Il :
friends that be is going to back torhrit
against Mitchell for cool s1O.10 The
trial in san Francisco cost me 81 100, and
I'm going TO try to make up the loss by
backing Corbett will offer pretty good
odds in Curhert', favor" said Curtis.
Il leave here for New Orlerns. where |
meet CerbrIt and Billy Delaney Corbett
will spend sb iut Two month, there. He
has ieft New York for New Orleans and /
will await him there. | want To get a
good idea of his G. ndition aud can judge
how to gauge my odds
''if he Is N the shape that he speaks 80
enthusiastically Of | will offer 500 20 $40
that he whips Mitchell. | will place as
high rs STu,tD on Coriett If | eau find
enough Mitchell monty =. ia nix both men
are willing t. fight, and ali these cflers Of
clubs and threats from governors of -tAtes
will simply result ia the fight being
brought of IN private.
The b-st evidence thar GOrb-tt is III
Garnet is that he will pass the Water in
and around New Orleans WITH his trainer,
and it Is i u tenrion TO exercise faith
fully every day and take good care Of hun
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04

The second meeting Of the new sssoc1a-
ton know Is the ''.3sseciated CharIiIssr
viii meet on Monday evening with Miss
Mae Nye, a, r. NJ. Everybody who has
any oil zsruie MS which will DO 10 cut up
and remodel for the use Of some younz per
son in need Of clothing. are requested -
bring the SAME. Already a large amount
Of good work has been done BY the sssoeia-
ton and yet there are many more families
ia tie village in need Of attention
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04
Haas' Savings as = Legislator.
A Pennsylvania senator told the other

day an anecdote to illustrate the high
standard Of political morality in the Key
stone State. There was an old Dutchrnan
a farmer, thrifty and prosperous, who had
been carefully saving for many years. Fl
naIly he was elected to the Legislature II
vas peculiarly profitable session. There
were several railroad charters up for con
sideration. Hans served faithfully, never
broke siienr's, and always voted and aft
or the legislature had adjourned, surprised
his friends nj home by laying the founda-
ton If go 900 house, while there were
rumors Of a $50 600 bank deposit,
"'Have yon had legacy. Hans'" asked
a neigh tkr at last.
"Oh, no. y was the reply. II have only
been saving,
But how could you manage to save
$40, $50 on three mouths salary Of IS a
day"
"Ah." RESPONDED Hans complacently,
that was very easy, Nou see my wife
didn't keep no hired girl last winter. ~
Boston Advertise
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04
srTn5Ds NOT PssrtcT.
cRisisisnss Md Uesa sae NAnAEeDsSs
Of The Bank as England

LzSDox. Dec. a-Ths EeczoTi-s pub
.ishes an article Jrswn forth By the re-
eeas fuuors enneernisg the Bank II Eng
land. which had sssrlr cfAxia In ths ee-
forced retirement of Chef Cashler May.
Tn. paper says thas. although the nfrso-
DDS If the bank are not perfect. much OF
the recruit criticism Of the management
was wide Of IL. marx.
During the regimes uf the last two GOV
ernor- 81 the bank Inagy iupros elienfs
were effected ERRORS Of judgment occur
ia the management OF Iessding joint stock
banks. II instances the ease ot the Lon
Ion and Westminster Ba1k- which re-
,putiy advanced losn on shares owing
their valae entirely To a ulere speculative
''rigH
THE Westminster Gszstte, quoting The
Economist, add. that the Transaction OF
fhe London aud Westminster hank has
o-Sa ageh discussed By the board 81
directors Of that Institution. and may
isssd 10 = change il the ma aasene1G Tue
paper further says:
certainly within rseent years some
thing has bern lacking in the manage
meat Of this grtai hank. 7" The Stasist.
recurring 10 the necessity Of reeonzttuting
the directorate of the Bank NJ England Nc
DIR government administrator. us-s -
that the present candidates for tie Dir G.
crate include men whom il j. NOT siesirA-
BIZ. should appear iii the board
Among the present directors II stys, ~
one who quite recently was IN difficulties
Others art knowa t. bc needy men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04
MasviIie Horse TALL.

Here's ZONE Mag lille horse talk. Did
gou ever hear Of place IN the MARTINI
.'.uvirces call Magy.L.? NJ? Wei, you
re going 70 hear pbou' it nov. if you aeyei
% ag,'n. bat You needn't look tor it on tn,
nap, writes a correspondent Of the Spin
the Hub We have formed driving
association here. but that is all I can tel
gu about what we have done. The rsst OF
he story will r. late to what we aim to do il
the future. We have track laid out thai
sc call the record breaker, for we expect 10
make bid for that Mecca of hof semen III.
tro-mlnute marx We belivy. thst ther,
re trotters and PAGERS now living that ar,
capable of making the mile in t~o minutes,
II ,ou will only give them fair chance.
What shsp pc is our trackf Well, we may
say hat our track will have no shape, tha'
Is. it will be as sirai sht 10 gun barrel and
sc have lofes that tie horses will 90 over
il like bullet from rife IL all be a,
'pveI too, as engineering skill can make it
Dsrn the cary's, anyway, tsy our hfrse-
men. They keep us from the tso-minute
tec,r1 rs effectually IS cog~heels and l..
vers keep ~ from perpetual motion. We
know it is a sweet saying In the mouths Of
macy that more speed can be got ont Of
the animal by giving IN some turns
for varietJ, AMI that tie long, strait ht-
away stretch tires him by its monet
any, aud 80 retards his speed, but we don I
think horsemen have used both eyes 10
looking at this question. They have 10,
seen both sides Of the ihield. At least,
they have never gwen the ,trdightswsy 3,
fair trial as tie eursei coar.e. The lite
track Nth its sea,is curves and loag
straightawsy stretches, snd It's proved adj
vaptages Of some cot ds. ~ compared in
point Of speed with the regulation track.
ba. BEEN bit Of an eye opener 70 US. anJ
We are det.rmin' d to give our new TIA K a
thorough frirl before We give up sur
theory that the tso-mnn;e Record csn My
be made over straigbtassy cJnr.c. We
know tast the less furniture a herse carries
the better, and while we do rot Ike 10 rnn
the risk OF rnshirg our specdeIs = nsei ti,-
curves without having them VI. u IrCtecied
from an occasional grab or ,peed cut. We
believe that when we bfiog pure gaieI
horse TO the raightsway record break r,
we Can leave the toe sish.s, be ots and
pads In the sable, and stnt him the mic
with reasousb'e ceYfsinsy tat he e
brush hair. 1hA, i'll court something ia
favor of rpeed. ss eve.y hofsemsn knos :.
After fair trial il we Il cd that VI can't CT 10
. second or more of the present reeori We
viii conclude that tie animal really needs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04
JUMPED OUT The WINDOW.
Bank Teller Murphy Of salem Grab
$500 Cash and skips.

SALEM. Mass, Dec. 3--A warrant Wa
issued Saturday noon for the arrest ri
Cha ence Murphy, receiving teller If thf
Salem savings bank. He is charged with
the larceny of s5@ He has left town, it is
believed, and City Marshal !Iar. j. eu.
deavoring to find him. The affair has
caused a great sensation in Sa,eH.
From later facts it appears that Murpii,
was called before the bank trustees at ]
a. m. for the purpose ui making an expla
nation re lar,ing alleged irreS ularities il
his books. The investigation had not pro
ceeded far before ,Iurphy ma lie dash fol
the banking room.
la his II ght, 1t - said. he grabbed fonr
800 bills AID two so bills truIn the treas
ury box and jump.d out Of a rear window
into lltEgiuSJu alley.
The trustees, while amazed at his move
ments. male rush for tie front door to
head him Of, but before they coul get
out he had disappeared froIa their sight,
He was seen to take tie il29 train fof
Boston.
Murphy has always borne good reput,
ton and was employed at the Salem bank
for several years. He was secretary Of
the Home for Aged Women. His fathe
carries on lucrative business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04

a couple called upon a we'll known ins-
tice Of the peace in Webster county, W.
Va. and desired 10 I've pronounced man
end wife. The sturdy aldaof'icer Of the
law, fully cn4aikant of THE important duty
he had to perfor il, discharged it in the
following impressive and obviously novel
manner:
by the authority vested in me as an
officer Of the grrat state Of West Virginia,
which Is sometimes called the Switzerland
Of America; by tine hill Of half developed
corn and grounding holes that spread out
around us: by the howl OF the coon dog
and the goard vine whose clinging ten
drills will shade the entrance to your
dwelling place; by our hillside pumpkins.
whose frost bitten presence reminds one of
the melancholy face Of his grandmother;
by the heavens and the earth. and in the
presence of these witnesses, pronounce
you man and wife Cor. Washington
EeWs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04

.ome variety; and ths kind Of curve We viii
give him will be in the shape Of an up fsds
tor,rds the middle Of the mile and . down
Grade on the last half. AZ last shot in
tn. lucker. ve will try the rubber surface,
though that Of course, may BE- Introduced
ON anv track when the managers are ready
to stand the ccss. Perhaps in future talk
re in show Won ho~ We will arrange mat.
tiers at our straigh.awav an that SPECTATOR
can have good view Of the races and Of
the efforts sg.inst ,ime.-M. II. CLARKE in
Shirt Of Hub,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04
DARING ROBBERY.
william Connnrs is Thrown Out of Hi.
Team aud Eobbed.

NORTH Att ER1Eo, Mas, Dec. 3
William toluors # At.lebnro was the
victim IL daring highway robbery Fri
day night on tie turnpike near South Al
tlehoru Commons, who is s'epson of
Sheriff Rec. Of Attieb1ro. drove up T.
Moth Atilchuro in the afternoon witt
Miss Mccoy and drew some money from
he bank. t. the evening the coupe wert
Joined ny Frank Kane aud Jehh Riorn,
and started cut FIR PdwtAcket. They had
gone bat IA II ort di,tanc" when the two
men pitched Conhors into the mud aId
roab {. n'fn "a IL valuable gold watch IA
par, Of is money. Then they drove CT
with the lirl.
Cnnor. n,ped lack to North Ats
boro mud Is and bruised. and tod hi
story to SkrriiI Brow. Later in the even
ing Us the yaimI men drove to Ashtfr the
girl screamed to an officer that she Wa
bling abducted aud he arrested them all
Sheriff Brown weunt over to Ashton Al
midnight, a III the two were arra'Gntd il
the distrie, .ourt at Attlehoro S5ttntday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04
Mnry the Most Popular Mime.

According to statistics, Mary is the
most popular Of Christian names. follow
ed in order by William, John. Elizabeth
Thomas. Gcor;sc, Sarah, James, Charles
Henry. Alice. Joseph, Ann. Jane, Ellen
Emily, Frederick, Annie, Margaret Emma
Eliza. Robert, Arthur, Alfred, Edward
Some people object to bella; called by ;
very common name but it is infinitely bet
ter 80 than being Known as Green Leaf,
shooting Gallery. 49," Lucky Day. '"t'id
dy Edward, - "ralithi Cunt "liol,
Davies. ""Choice Pickcrel ''"Sing Song,
Tcpmpestuous Singer, " and other ch"ic
ONES. every one of which is a bona fiji
name culei from recent English direc
tory -Pttsburg Dispatch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04

At the meeting of the Schoolmasters'
Club which met in this city on Friday eve
ming, the following people were admitted to
membership; Pres. Gallagher of kents
Hill, Charles NJ. Psnnell, Topsham, Frank
r. Manson, Freeport. c. C. Ferguson,
nasfieli. c. NJ. Buchanan, X. W. Whit
ten. Dexter, E. l.. Sampres, Foxcroft. W.
j. Thompson. South Chins. v. V. Thomp-
SON. Rockland. George w. Chamberlain,
Augusta. W. II. Small of Westbrook, wss
elected to fill vacancy on the executive COM
mi tee for three years, and A. II. Blan-
ehard of Augusta, to Gil vacancy on mem
bership committee. The only change in
the programme was that s. s. Brown was
not able to be present ard give the address
Of welcome, and this address was given by
Prof. Warren of Colby.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04

\ dainty novelty for hanging beside TIN
bureau to hold The buttonhook and 9th"
small articles Is made Of one of the wood
Ell eggs used in stocking darning, y
equal distances around the center screw
in four of the small brass hooks such n
are used on bangle boards. Then pain
the egg white and decorate it with flow
ers Attach II ribbon To two oppo-it'
hooks by which it may be hung Oh :
brass nail in the wall The egg may b,
glded or covered with satin, il preferred
fancy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04

ltwassx ctel that the new pestor. Rev.
Mr.. Wa,hhurn, woull arrive in this city IN
season to occupy the pulpit at the Congre-
ga;irnal 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
hsy morning was delivered by Kew. Ut
Dunn. There was no evening service on
account of the Y. NJ. c. A. anniversary at
the BAPTIST church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04

Rev. DR.. A. T. Dunn of this city, sec
retsry of the Iuterlenominationsl Conven-
ton of Maine, Was in Bangor Friday for
the purpose of completing arrangements
for the annual meeting of the society to be
held in that city on December Fl.
The convention consists of several
of the leaders of the different denom-
nations in the State. Among
which may be mentioned President Hyde
of Bowdoin College, President Whitman of
Colby, PROT Anthony of Bates and others
of equal importance in religious matters.
Among the speakers At the meeting 10 Ban
sor will be Rev. Josiah Strong. ID. d.. of
New York, author of ''our Country who
will sive an address, the subject of which
is not yet announced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04
CELEBRATED TRisL ENDEC.
DIR. itsfreita~ found fuil,y-i,isen Eight
Years SOLITARY Cnu tBement.

LISBON, Dec. > i he murder triii Of Dr.
Urb 10 Defreitas, one { the con Pr uous
phys clans in Opurto, ended Fr'iAy. II
began one we.k ago, and has become the
most celebrated criminal case 1t Iecent
tedrs in Portrayal.
Dsfreitas was charged with poisonin : ms
nephew and trying to poison h two
nieces in 1899, i'll order hat be might in
berit alone a fortune to which they also
were heirs Medical experts were brought
.rom Ill parts If Europe to testify.
Despite the divergence Of expert opin-
ions Defieitas WIS found guilty, ard was
sentenced to eight years solitary confue-
nient. His counsel gave notice of appeal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04

The Electric Railroad had the sno. plow
out running back and forth over the line
SUNDAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04

A Frenchman Of some literary distinc
ton, after studying English for few
months, wrote to an American friend, In
small time can learn So many English ~
think win come at the America and gt
on the scaffold to lecture. " - Springfield
Graphic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04

ON Fri lay evening the following were
elected to fill the elective offices OF GARFIELD
Camr. No. Sons of Veterans, for the
ensuing year James Combs, captain :
Ch,s. Proctor, LIST lieutenant: f. +.
Barnes. ID lieutenant; Chas. Proctor, X.
III. lockwood. +. b. Dunbar, camp coun-
ell. delegate to the State encampment IN
,Juue, alternate, f.. f, Barnes The install
istion will occur at the meeting which Will
be held the rst Friday in January.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04

The topic for the third lecture in the
biological course IL "Corals and 'lel y
Fl. hes" Th,ir structure, modes of growth
and curious h .bits " i'll b. described, rs well
As the remai able mod of reproduction.
known as alienation of generations. The
que, ton of what constitutes 4 species will
be answered. bringing oat facts which have
besi Ing on the theo'y of evolution. The
calcium stereopticon will be used with many
color, d sides.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04

Nave had cstsrrh for twenty yesfs, and
nsed Ill kinds Of remedies without relief.
Mr. Smith. druggist. of Little Pals, re-
CONNIE nded Ely. Cream Balm. The ef-
feet Of the fret application was magical, y
allayed the Inflammation, and the next
morning my head wss ~ clear ~ bell.
an convinced its use will effect . perma.
nent cure. II il soothing and pleasant, and
strongly urge its use by all sufefers.--
Geo. Terry, Little Falls, NY.
nov97 eod&v2w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04
Ont OF Prisoner,a Ears.

MADRID, Dec "a correspondent il
Mellla has sent the following dispatch
A convict belonging to the Guerillas Cut
eff the ears OF several Moorish prisoner
last night. He will be conrt-martiale''
and slot
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04

Charles Stevens, ~ho has been living in
Deacon GEO. B. Youngman's house on
Summer street, has bought of Herbert A.
Benson the old Russell Benson homestead,
also on Summer street. Mr.. Stevens will
build stable. and will thoroughly repair
the house before moving hi, family into it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04

Fat Man (who Is in something Of hur
rl~fll give yon - TO get me TO the sta
lion In three minutes.
Cabman with provoking slownessl-
Veil sorr. you might corrupt me, but you
an, bribe that horse.--Exchange
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04

Another lie nailed" mnrmured the
lawyer a. he looked at the "back in 90
minntes' sign he had just fastened to his
Office door, and then departed for the
races.-Bufalo Courier.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04

Holman y. Day and wife are visiting at
the bone Of Mrs. Days parents, Mr.. Amos
r. Gerald.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04

Among the many little episodes that oc-
CURED ut the banquet of Canton lialf"x,
Ne - rstfitrcls Nj liant |, q. - f. LAST
Frilay evening perhaps the most pleasant
Of all va, the passing. by unanimous vote
A resolution of thanks to Ltndlord liamil-
ton for lis kini attention to- aud thought
iulness Ia looking after the many details
that vent to make the occasion the success
II VAS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Aarien Of Boston are VS.
itins Mrs. Martens parents. NJ. C. STRAIT
too aud wife, TO, short time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04

Frank H. Axiell has moved from the
Bates house on Church street back into his
mothers farm on the Belgrade road
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04

Fred Tcsmsn Of Porflln. Is spsnaias a
few days at the home of hi, parents In this
siIlsse, EEal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-04

II il svering occurs the 10Th anniversary
campfire of Sergeant Wyman Post, G. a.
r. No -. The els ction of officers take
place in the post room. At o'clpck the
comrades of the post, with tleir families
and invited gu 'sts, will assemble in Memo
rial hal. A rrogramm. will be carried out,
consiJtiog of speeches, toast', readings and
music. Comrade Howard Wells will act as
toastmaster. Department Commander
Wainwright Cushiog is expected to be pres
est Music will be furnished by quartet
of ladies voices. Rations will be served
after th entertainment.