Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-15

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MONDAY. NAY IS. 1891,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Ivp.,
Fox 4 Co.
For Saic-iIors,
For Sslc--iaud
Notice OF Warning
Eastern Steambnat Cn
Starord's lnk--lhc Kssas,
Wanted Ladies' and t,rp,l,n,,
hsNmund \ Whiicomh's E>euf,io,s
Lamp 'himneNs-H. u. Hnwrii 80
Nv" Very food Things =, W, Charrh 80
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) nen! N1le.tsrs.
Fox Co. will open their ice cream
lor today.
"A Fair Rebel" this, Monday e,sui.,
the Opera house.
u. W. Beck will build this sumu.,
tine two story house on the corner os w.
ton Avenue and Sewall street
Bowditch, Webster 4 Co., did a,so,,
weeks business in their dcliciou, sol,
as is usual for any corresponding pe,o,.,
midsummer
James W. Young, one of Augusta. al,
and respected citizens. suffered hOm
shock of paralysis Sunday morning. q,
night he was reported as sinking.
\ water pipe still frozen solid VA, A..
covered Friday, II was local .,,,,..
main on the DcNinc system " hch b,a -,
been used since last fall. The conaibo, a,
the pipe was in curious contrast ia III.
weather,
Judge W. 4. Whi,ehousc and hi, stan,
grarher, J. STANLEY Estes, Esq. Ie,,.
Monday for Alfred where TUESDAY N.
judge will open the May term Of the yo,.
Supreme Court. A several weeks .e,o,
is expected.
Unity Club will NEE, this Monday
evening with Miss Helen W. Fuller .C,o,A,
street. The topics for the evening xllhs
the Kingdom of Hanover" and the Estate,
of the Empire, and each member of ,ts
club will have part in the programme
In accordance with the vote at the last
meeting, Henry &, Staples Camp, s. ofy.
will meet at ! o'clock this MONDAY evening
IN order to adjourn early So tia, local
branch of the Ladies Aid S.ofV., nav
be- organized. TIE usual drill will be
omitted.
Mrs. NJ. &. Wclman died at the rr.i.
deuce of her daughter, Mrs. II. +. Rock
wood. Saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
after II short illncss. The funeral will be-
from No. II, Melville street, TUESDAY
morning at 10 O'Clock, Friends are invited
with0ut further notice.
Frank Cobb, one of A. II. Cbaibonrnel
corps of efficient BARRIERS, finished his .f.
vice in the latter shop Saturday evening.
having resigned on account of III health
Mr.. Cobb will spend the next few month,
at his home in Winthrop. His chair will
be taken by Arthur Lacomb, who worked
couple of years for Mr. Chadbourne in
the early sos. Mr.. Lacomb is an expert
barber and will aid in keeping up the Ell
cellent reputation of the shop and its crts
\ special meeting Of the executive con-
mi,tcc of the NJ. |. s. 4. A. will be held d
Hotel North, this city, next Saturday at
1880 A. NJ. The meeting has been called
by President C. +. Valentine to make fna
preparations for the third annual champion
ship games, to he held at the Augusta
Driving Park on Saturday, June TO- The
| committee will arrange the programme,
draw up rules 10 govern the contests, and
take action on the matter of officers of The
day. There is an intention on the part Of
the officers, clearly manifest, 10 make the
coming championship games the most sue
ccssful.
&C Chandler of Albion gave q rare
exhibition of courage and GOODNESS Saiar'
day forenoon. Driving over the Rine' bill
crossing the left hand shaf, bolt broke and
his horse started TO run. Nr. Chandler
was afraid the other bolt would give away
and guided the animal to the lief, and head
ing him for the Domestic bakery. To aTod
collision the horse swung of still furtbFf
| to the left and made short turn into Couf
street As luck would have il the buggy
caught in the cellar-way Of the bakery ao4
MIR. Chandler was thrown gu, upon bis hes1'
the bind wheel Of the vehicle passing o'T
him. He was on his feet in an instant am
had the horse by the head q. the ANNA
came around He escaped all injury e.
ccIt from mud.
The JurEsAL recently published bff'
interview with well known Augusta
who expressed the opinion tina, the old lamp
posts in the streets of this city Pfe'f''s'
an unsightly appearance and calico !"
the removal. 1t Was in relation to 'ha
item that another prominent citizen san
JuIHSU reporter Saturday cit u n'N
perhaps, generally known that all the i'nP
posts now in The iiy, with The eIcsPiioa' 81
thusc in the arsenal grounds, are u'ed i''
holding street letter buIrs. These l9''
were given by the Keuucbrc L'eld & hs''
Co. TO the prcsen, postmaster, IN o'1f' VS.
the boxes might be taken from The eec'r
wire posts, il being Thought safer ana ~
ter To have such boxes placed on 'heR o''