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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
plAmEp ron FOUR DEATHS.
Bssssy Bros NJ ursishsd usrA - y
chelssa yaeh4 chb kense.

CHEIsEA. Mass, Oct. 3-SPeciai Justice
Hart, before whom the inquest was held
a. TO the cause Of the Chelsea Yacht club
disaster. GA Aug. 9, 1888. has rendered .
verdict finding that Matilda Shuman.
Christina Putnam, John p Warren and
A. L. Pemher.oa, the victims, came 70
their deaths IN consequences OF the defece
tive construction Of the balcony OF TIE
clubhouse, causing a part OF the balcony
10 break down and precipitasiug the per
sons to the foxr or landing stage IN the
water below.
From the wright and character OF she
evidence gsven at the inquest. the court
said i. could reach only one conclusion,
which il summed up as follows:
II the balcony had beeB properly built by
the contractors. HUSKY Hrs Of Lynn. II
would have been entirely adequate 10 sustain
any Possible weight or strain that could have
been put upon il, and this serioas calamity
veH!d never have occurred. Either the eon-
tractors hd no special training Or know ledge
of tbs. mechanical principles involved In the
eree.iuns OF buildings Dor any comprehension
OF the risks comprised In faulty canstrue-
ton Of work Of this character or having such
know ledge and comprehension. they were
legally and morally bound to do their WORK In
a manner which would insure the absolute
safety Of each aud every penon having ocfa-
sion to 70 upon Tie premises. This they
wretehelly failed IA do, and are therefore, IN
the opinion of the court. alone responsible Tor
the cause Of the accident and tAe fatalities
aud injuries resulting tarrefrum-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

Jacob Myers delights in scaling dizzy
heights and performing all kinds of fool
hardy trirks His wonderful feat on the
isCtriC ,iglt tower at Upton. Ia. is still
Remembered ~ most Of the people of Cedar
e unty. If NOT by the entire state. The
tower is roin'rtl affair, i20 feet high, with
Al iron rnd an inch in diameter extending
ssven feet above the platform. Myers
mounted this tower and stood upright on
ono foot upon the rod fore seconds w. b.
Barber, q photographer Of Fortuna, Cal,
hn- photograph Of Myers dancing jig
the sawed ntf tor Of redwood us feet from
tlu ground st. Louis Republic.
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NKw lnkk oct 8
| FLoUR-ReoeIpts. 3o,5lg pkss: skport. sss
| bbls. 6l.pG2 sacks. sales, 100 pigs. mar
ket dull, easy unchanged. ----------- -
| low extras, a. 05a2 IS. city mills -. City
grades. u d IS. !sii to fancy. $3.50;
straigbis, 8 30at 90, patents, ila 400. rye
mixtures. 20oaa %, saperhne 7sa2 10; nao. rs
| AZ 10
SOUTHERN FLoUH-9uiei, Easy.
RYE tLouh- quiet steady, s2g0a3So.
CORN MEAI1-uuiet, steady.
KYE-dull nominal; Western. 50a56.
BARLEY nominal. 10 4. WGuefns
eoas0; state, 65aso; No. Toronto. 14ass.
BARLEY MALT dull - western 70as2;
two rowed state 7oa7t, six rowcd state soaso. Oy
made Canada l00ai0b.
WHKAr-Eeceipts. O.. $50 bush. exports. G7.l1i;
sales, 5000, dull, easier
- No. red. stor- and el'vhor. 7ii5R;
soA'; p fee, .,; aa na No. ,ot aa' .
No 3. northern. ;7Jla52ii no 3 l,lssases 7ola7oi;
No. red. 4. Noz spring soiasOi, unErsded
red, 72ia73l.
UoRS-RecoIpts. IS. 700; exports 57,2yo .Ar,,
100 600 more active .iirmrr ,------ -
40. |, iiiai5s elevator; i9iniga aiieai' No.
~, elevator, ~; aiioat, = - -
No. 3. i"ia. steamer aroat. a; Jc low, sSS:
ungraded mixed. 46la4sl; steamer mixed. ri,
No. white. 80 delivered,
oATs-heee,pts. ioi,d5o, exports. i4j bu.
sales, 1875, 900; active firm ;-------
No, 2. dlia5il do white. sdis36i No z,hesso
351s3fl, NO 8, 3is3f, do white. 35io35i, mixed
Western. s5a5G. do white. a'a4o waite state
35a40
BeEr- frm family, sl2sn 30; extra
mes, sio.50all.o0; beef hams. quict.--; tered
be I, firm, - 80; cut meats, dull, firm. middles
nominal.
LAHu quiet, drner; Western steam
closed $1,000 bid -; city, sp25ag 30, Refined.
quic:, ---- Continent. 80 10, - 900,
sia.75s ga, new mess. ools ; % Sxua pnms
nominal.
burrEg-qulct. firm; ------- -
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Daily ksaasbss ySaasi.


Religious.
Oct. -kaox seneaY school eosseHiion. ihSna-
OF. --san4ay sehoe. conventlon, Lstehaeid
osf. 10 ii-rorr consresat.srag Conference. Lin
oes. 1lt-wasao csns1s gstionaI coafsrrace.
oes. IL If sacoes Christian End ssor Ceaysstisr.
o.. ii'IS-Aay4s.s Dlssrsrs Ministerial. Assseis>
uen. Haiiossll-
oc,. sS-c aaysrszl-sr STATE sunday sea4oi t'a-
o,.,. 10, Is-Aaasai convestisn xain~ sunday
Oct i, - Oxfgrl cesx'-gasi9aal c9Efersnes'
South Paris
DC. L is-Cam1sfiand Coasrs sasi9nad CoS1ef-
ssce Dserlng.
oes II is-Fe1eb.cot Congregational Con sren'e,
oet. Il - Pi.esiaqsis Congregational c0atzr-
esce, Dexter.
OCT piy-w a.hinzfon County Congregational
Cacserenes. whdnegyi4le-
Oct zazs-MaiHe Conference. Lecal Preachsrs'
Association at II. r. church, south LssiS.
Temperance.
OFT ii--1s.ord District Good Terapsafs. AndoFe'
Oct iI-f2- Sc aai annual Session Grand Lodge ."i
Maine Good rsHpisrs, caIxis.
NOV. LIZ ofx District Good ieinpiAfs' o1s VT
ehard.
Edueatlonai.
Oct. s-7-ssmsrsst County Teaehs.s' conVsat0n'
Pt.tzoeld
Oct. . 4 Wade County Tsaehefs' coassntion'
Liberty.
Oct. Androseosgn County Teachers coGssn'
Oct Il zs-1stora County resehers' congen;iOa,
Bro~na.id
oct. Il Nov. Annual session Hancock Liues-
tionai A. ociat-on. tastiHs.
Miscellaneous.
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SPEC1ATOHS SURPRISED.
They Expected to See Sanger Lover Record:
On Waltham's Track.

WALTHAa, Mass. Oct. 1.-Two worlds
eecaras were established at the first an
nual fall met OF the Waltham Bicycle
Park association held on the new track,
and $500 people witnessed the events All
the cracks were present, and the races,
with one or two exceptions, were the best
ever seen in this vicinity.
In addition TO the worlds records made,
Zimmerman went mile IN 2:1s with a
flying start, and Willie Windle estab-
lished new track record in competition,
covering the mile in 2;t5 rs. Sanger was
Lot in it today, he falling to get but one
prize, third in the mile invitation. This
was the surprise Of the day, as he was
looked upon rs a sure winner.
Harry C. Tyler made new worlds rec
ord for one third Of "A mile, with flying
start, in ~ Is. and John johnson, the
western fiver, made a new record for two
thirds in LA -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
And Transaction OF Other Business by Il
New Hampshire Temperance Union.

MANCHESTER, n. H., Oct. 3.--The Ne'
Hampshire State Temperance union col
These officers were elected: President, ex
Governor ID. y. Gaodell Of Antrim; vic
president from each county; secretary, ia
Merrill Of Nashua; treasurer, f. b. Goult
of Nashua; an executive committee of D
with Samuel Upton of Gotfstown chair
man.
The report OF the secretary stated tina
in % towns in New Himpshirs no liquo
Is sold: in 10 there has b ,ea II great redut
lion in the sale, aud in e. the situation
unchanged President Clpen of Tufts col
Iese delivered an address and the session
rlosed WITH the adoption Of resolution:
and an address by Hon. 5. b. Page {
Wonhsyillp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

HARTFORD. Oct. IA portion u tn,
Windsor Locks Steel compauy's mill wa
wrecked yesler lay By the bursting of Il
foot balance wheel, Weighing - tons. Tn
rita of the wheel, l2xlO inches. wa
broken in several pieces, which wen
through the roof, breaking a hole 3I fee
square and knocking down 5j-foo
snokestack a ;s;-inch face, i0-foot en-
CINE wheel was ais, wrecked. The damage
il estimated at 81 NO NJ one was hurt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

NEW HAVEN, Oct 3.-Borueo Mu,kego.
the red bearded African inpostor who ha
been defraudiug large number Of promt
nent church people in this city, was founf
guilty Of obtaining money under false pre-
lenses and fined so and costs on tire,
separate charges Aiuskego was remande,
to jail in default of sufficient funds to pay
the amount of his fine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

If you are no; feeling strong and healthy
Try Electric Bitters. If ia Grippe la.
left you weak and weary, Use Electric Bit.
ters, This remedy acts directly on Liver
Stomach and Kidneys, gently aiding those
organs to perform their functions. n you
are afflicted with Sick Headache, you win
End speedy and permanent relief by taking
Electric bittsrs. One trial will convince
You that this is the remedy you need. Large
bottles only zoe, at w. A. Erskine's drug
store, Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

PROVIDENCE, Oct 3-In the district
court at Pawtucket the case against
James f. Quinn for mingling with certain
drink poison with the intent to kill John
Gilligan was discontinued and he was ar
raigncd on four counts charging him with
manslaughter He gave bail in $1,000 for
trial Oct Ii
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Boston, Oct. 5.-The Globe today give,
long story Of an underground scheme
for smuggling fur from Canada. 1t is 4
sequel to the arrest of Thomas McCorniack
and Henry Nelecor at Troy, y. Y, who
were agents of j. b. Laliberte of Quebec,
French jew who conducts the largest
and finest fur store in the world. lie is :.
man of great wealth. which he auiassed
largely b. defrauding the United State
revenue. The agents are held by the grand
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oei2eo,l&wfolrm


A cold of unusual severity developed into
a difficulty decidedly catarrhal in all its
eharacteristics, threatening g return Of my
old chronic malay, estarrb. One bottle Of
Eiy's Cream Balm completely efadicatec
every symptom Of that painful and prevail
ing disorder.--E. W. Warner, Rochester,
NY.
whss began using EIy's Cream Balm
my catarrh was 50 bad I bad headache the
whole time and discharged a large amount
Of flthy matter. That has almost entirely
disappeared and have not had headache
since. II. Sossmsrs, stephney, Conn.
oct2eod&w2w
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COST Or LIVING m PARIS.


,mc IIints Which May Aid Visitors In
t.attin, .iion. Economically and We'll.
'tmon; the meats, plain boiled beef, dry
d without gravy. costs cents. When
Finished with IA vegetable, its price is :
ats. Here there is curious uAnipula
la of prices The 'earnitjire' Of meats
h vegetables costs hut little extra. while
vegetables served by themselves are
her dear Thus peas are ia cents plate,
" plain boiled beef garni,hed with peas
- only cents more than plain boiled
Llnue. To eat cheaply is therefore to
cr ga-uisaed meats and avoid plates Of
e .etabes sold separately. This is no great
ret. aud nothing is gained 10y it except
. the line Of economy. The vegetables
{ i isr cirIiturc are inferior in freshness
a lavpr, al, honsh they are perfectly good
: he French. even in their expensive res
! rants, hayc Er proper idea IF roast
e a.. Mu..rn OF cut called 'gigOt' i
stcnltti TO be roasted and comes on
Gh md bleeding. Beef, on the Other
I'd. is freqGeatly cooked 50 long that il
s : dry as dust. l,oast lamb aud veal ar,
,ved uudcrdune and sprawliug Imply in
eyatery gravy. with water cress around
j. ed- c OF tSs dish. as If that could MAXI
ff0r it. When roast meats are stuffed. il
enever with plain bread crumbs and
RIBS. There must be chopped ham, forct
Dat, chopped mushrooms and grated
sese, all mixed together
4 small hro!ied chop costs in these res
lirauts II ccuts They are Thought to b,
pensiye and small for the price Eng
Ii tourists registered at the Grand hote
d who patrJnize the little restaurant OF
site it for the sake Of averaging down ex
ases are the chief patrons Of mutton
ops. y Partisan would prefer larg,
N OF mutton stew, with POTATOES, Pea
Il onions swimming in sayory sauce
lis would save HIM the price of vegetables
Il give him the money for three things
9 Englishmau docs not value hishly-the
tie radishes before the soup. the soup IT
t and black coffee. with brandy at tin
\ cal cGtiets in the true Vienna style.
IN 70 little anchoyy curled up on tn,
?, are large and filling at II cents. y
cassee Of chicken. very small indeed.
lose poverty is hidden in thick white
Ice, is pleasing but dear at Il cents. The
est steak. a ChaJeaubriand, cones at II
OIL bargain for =, cents, while there are
end of nlkesntlt meat dishes, which
* better than they ready are-~bcef Gro
cites VITA tomato sauce. brains cookcs.
various styles, Sleeps feet, pigs feet,
lsaces with white wine sauce, caif's
nd, stewei liver and no end Of dishes
tie from things left oyer.-W'ashing1ou
ar. ..s@
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

Tie poison Ivy may he known from its
harmless pr totypc by the number Of its
leayts 1t j. the thrcc leafed ivy IF the
wood: that Is dangerous, that having five
leaves being safe. \ further caution for
the weeds and country roa~ : is that the
poisonous sumac las white berries. No
rel berriea suHac is dangerous. says The
American CuItivator, authority for the
foregoing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

The Strike a Failure.

NEW BEDFORD. Mass, Oct The strike
of card-room help in the Hathaway mill
is failure. The strikers started for tn,
mill yesterday. some of them to work, bu,
found other operatives in their places
The mill is all running and there were APP
plieants in plenty for every vacancy, and
several were turned away
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New Bastard Baseball Ic-rua

BosToS. Oct. "A cial meeting OF
the New England L@a-ae was held here
yesterday Seerttasy- Er.asnrer Morse read
his report, showing the .eaaBe to be in 5
fairly cool condition financially.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

The title PRICE Of Waics is not inherited
Il is specially conferred on each heir appslr
ent to the crown Of Great Britain and Ire
land. Thus. the present bearer of the title
was born Duke Of Cornwall on Nov. 8,
ls4l, and was created Prince of Wales and
Earl OF Chester by letters patent on Dec. S,
ls4l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

BosroN, Oct. 3.-The Swampscott Ma
chine company, New Hampshire cor
poration doing business in this state, has
gone into the hands OF receivers. The
liabilities are said to be about sI50, 900 and
the quick assets u this state ahont $50 900
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

Mr.. I. G.. Sutherland, draughtsman for
the Bloomfield Shoe Co. has been in town
several days looking after the samples now
being made by that company.
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naadins Dida't Default.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 3.--The interest on
all the Phiiafelphia and Reading rail-
roads obligations vii ca fell lue yesterday
were ordered paid by she receiver. The
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coIored Folks Viii Protest.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 3-The new state Lag
requiring separate coaches for white and
eolored passengers went into effect yester-
day. All the railroads have coupled
The colored people will file a suit to test
the legislation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

Mr.. ari Mrs. JARVIS Smiley CT Portland
o.e.gu. were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
n. ". Brsiaerd On Saturday and Sunday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

Mr.. 4. l.. Mitchell is to be congratulated
on the fine appearance OF his grounds and
the beauty Of his new house which is nearly
ready for occupancy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

ADRIAN. y. Y, Oct. 3 ANDREW Eva
land. hotel proprietor here, was shot AID
fatally wounded by his son, VINO was taken
to the Bath Jail. The tight was the resui,
q . dispute.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

Joseph Hutchins and w. A. Allen have
recently returned from a bicycle trip Of
several days in which they visited Penob-
scot, Piscatsquis and Waldo counties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

Rev. Y. II. Morgan oecapied the paipt
Of the H. E ehareh last Sandy, haTIag
las. reaarred from bis Western trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

While boring 4 well near Turner, Or, re-
Gently fir tree is claimed to have been
struck at Il distance Of "a feet under
ground. The tree, It is said, measured 2
feet through, and the heart was sound
Twenty feet farther down. it is stated,
more vegetable matter was struck.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

Simon and William Barker, who have
been visiting their father, T. V. Barker o.
Athens, returned to their home in easter
oregon last week. They were acc)mpinie'
by their younger brother, Lewis, who : nd
uated from our high school las, year. Th'
b ,rkers operate extensive sheep ranches i
Oregon. .s... ....s.. III T.:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

MIA. Rose and Mrs. Nichols Of Boston
have been visiting Mr. Harry Cusamsn ans
family. Mrs Rose returned home Mon
3sy.
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Hall : nazsa hired.

OaAHA. Oct. 3-fha Faruham Street
theater was burned ycsseriay afternoon
The total loss Ia estimated az s3J!.9a SIX
persons were injured by falling walls, add
Fireman Jero5nr Is ulissias
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

4 coon with leather strap around its
neck, which was loss by young woman a.
Chester, W. Va. about Is years ago, was
found the other day by hunter in the
woods near Chester. The animal still had
the leather collar around its neck.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

Mrs. Daniel Paul Of Scion has bsen the
guest of her sister. Mrs. James Mal5On
Mrs. Paul has recently returned from )
visit 10 her son, Mr.. George Paul of Boz
on. former Skowhegan citizen, and 9TH
n,elatiyes in Boston and Lowell. Mass. r..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

Miss Lillian White left Watersille Moa
day in company with Miss Fanny Phil
brick of that city, on tip TO Chicago an
the Worli's Fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

Repairs On the dam are progressing ra2ad-
IL and il expected they VIII be practically
c,mEiesed rsxt week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

R.v. 7. &. Moses of High Street Chris
ian church, has gone to Franklin, y. T..
} attend the marriage of his SON.. He Wi
,e accompanied on his return by bis fam !
md will reside 10 the Burrill house, WAITE
treet. Rev. +. II. Morgan vii pre-. oh a
la, church next Sunday afternoon at :
clock. --.- ..~.s --s'~ Z r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

Gns de Smith,. it n fact that you are
going 10 marry Miss Flyupthecreek,
Teddy Nandsrehump-How can tell
whether Ts Will get married or notp We
are only engaged "a yet.--Texas Siftings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

Tie horse attached to one Of Pastersoa's
delivery teams became badly frightened the
other DAY AID badly wrecked tn= team
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

W. NJ Bailey AMI B. +. Steward wen.
to Rockian1 Moaiay On business connected
with the large job Of pipe laying in that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

According to tie Ia!mudists, satan,
whose real name Is S:,,.r-acl, or Eblis, was
originally an aaecI with six wings He is
also knaaa @.ta- ClI Serpent, the Devil,
,'eelzebub. the Unelean Spirit. Laviathan
and Asa.l
The Ralk of England note is not of the
Same thickness all through. The paper il
thicker in he left hand corner to enable it
to take 4 better ard sharper impression Of
the viQnette there and is also considerably
thicker under the figures at the ends.
Counterfeit notes are invariably OF one
thickness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Clark and daughter
MI innie Of North New Portland have beer
visiting several days with Sheriff L. 7
Viles AMI family Miss Clark is SUDDEN
at the Coburn Classical institute, Water
willie ..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

Ralph Nye has returned from Chicago by
way Of Washington, New York AMI Boston.
Mr. Thomas Farranl came with him rs far
as MeIiortl, Mass, where he remains TO
|. sit relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

SoEKiDSENDrh.
Mr.. and Ms. William Bailey of San
Bernardino, Cal, who src whiting IN the
East, ief: town for New Sharon where they
will visit Mrs. Bailsy's sister. Mrs. Pariin.
for few weeks and then return to their
home IN California; family reunion was
held last Thursday AZ the residence of Wn
J. Haynes, participated in by some forty
Of the relatives School tn District No. 2
commenced October q unier the iass,ue-
ton of r. II. Clark OF SmithHeId.--T. s
Bi9eiov has gone 10 Mschias, where bis
t-o daughters have been stopping for few
months with their aunt WIN. j. Haynes
10 making quite extensive repairs on bic
house BY the addition Of IN ell and wood
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-04

A few days since quite number of quilt
were preseGtFd 10 Good VIII Home. as the
result OF a quilting party held at the OF
kimball farm, The hume of A. f. Jewelt
bn the i.h inst. through the efforts of Mrs
Lewis Beals, Mrs. A. +. Jewett, Mr.
Hurry, Mrs. John \. Swain, Mrs. DR.
.eavitt, Mrs. f. o. E,ton, Mrs. Charles
.Vyman AMI some others
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MoW vosk 0oaoy mafsat.
Nxw fofY. Oc,. =
Money. easy, 2a3,
frime mercantile paper. 7as.
Government oonds. briuer.
Railroads. firm.
Following are oiosins quotations OF ., curiti-s,
United Stateb 10, En-, int, liol
+" - 10
q IS
Central PaoI Q lists. tlosi
Denver & no 4rknde lists,
Erie ands.eN div. 20
kansas Pacl nc oonsole ~
Oregon s Nav. ISIS, ilTs
Union Pacific lists tl0ll
thid
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Mr. Geo G. Nichols OF Jackman was in
town Monday.
DR.. p. IT, S. vau han visited his peoqe
here over Sunday.
Andrew Lums,len of Eoston came to
town Saturday night.
Mrs. l.. II. Taylor vas in Boston last
week on a visit TO her father.
J ,hu Dealcy and wife have returned
f-om a short stay in Boston.
Mr.. julius Hart was callel to Boston
Friday By the death of is sister.
VIZ. 5. Ladi is in Boston this week.
Mrs Lsg,d i. visiting at Fairfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Curtis and Miss
! wtA,e have returned from New York.
Miss Blanche Ssywood. who As been
visi ing a, B II Hsrbor, has returned.
c. B. Williams of Haverhill, Mass, isl
sissi ing IN this vicinity for few days.
| Miss Maud Lambert is making brief
stay in Boston, having gone there Monday.
Mr. Frank E. knight Of Medford. Mass
i, Tn visit to bis brother William and
family.
Mr.. snd Mrs. John A. Colby wer, guests
of their son, d. W. Colby q. orono, last
week.
Mrs. 7. f. Anderson is at pre- ent at the
home of her sister, Mrs. d. W. Colby, M
Orouo.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dinsmore Of New
YORK are whiting Mr.. Samuel and Miss
Jane Biektord.
County Treasurer PatIsn has been eor-|
fnsd to tie house several days BY sickness
but Is nov much be.ter.
Mrs. J. W. Aniax en- aud son, C.iilon,