Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-08


X. Baker, w. 2. Atherton, S. G. OTIS,
DR.. J. NJ. Eveleth. Judge E. Rosell, Miss
Annie f. Page. Miss Lizzie Page, Miss
Sophia B. Gilman. Gen. Hubbard was made
a trustee for life, and Mayor Merchant made
trustee during term of office. The follow
ing from out of town were made trustees :
Prof Charles II. Richardson of Dartmouth
college, w. w. Vaughan, Boston, and
Henry Sampson of New York. James II.
Leigh was elected president; Annie f.
Page, librarian; II. X. Baker, treasurer !;
Belle L. Preble, clerk.
WATERViLLE.
J. R. Warner of Augusta, was in the
city, Monday.
w. Fred P. Fogg went to Wiscasset
Monday morning.
G. NJ Stone of Augusta, spent Sunday
with friends in this city.
Chas. T. Stackpole of Gardiner was in
the city on business, Monday.
'coISe W. uolulnS VI odklaHu. WAS Ill
the city on business Yesterday.
j. 0. Haines of Skowhegan was among
the guests at the City hotel, Monday.
Hon. A. M. Spear of Gardiner, was
among the guests at the Elmwood, Mon
day.
The police station afforded lodging for
three members of the tramp fraternity
Sunday night.
H. M. Gordon of Boston, representing the
Puritan" bicycle, was in the city in the in
terest of his wheel yesterday.
Ollie Hansen has been fouud in Augusta
Word was received here Monday morning
that he was at farm house near that city
Miss Fife Lampson of Augusta, who has
been visiting friends 10 this city for few
days, returned to her home, Monday morn
ing.
The cellar Of Will Keene's new house in
Burleigh field is completed. and the work
on the superstructure will commence at
once.
G. II. Nelson is walking on crutches 10
consequence of a severe cut on one of his
feet which he accidentally received few
days ago.
G. A. Mathews left on the morning train,
Monday, on a business trip to Portland and
may extend it to St. John, N. B before
his return.
Alonzo Davies and wife left on the morn
ing train, Monday, for New York, where
they will remain for a month or more on a
visit 10 their sons.
c. X. Mathews was re ported to be very
much improved Monday and will probably
be seen on the street in a few days unless
some new trouble presents itself.
w. II. Stewart, formerly of the City res
taurant, who has been here for the past
week packing his household goods, returned
on the . % train, yesterday, to Lewiston.
The civil tern of the municipal court
opened, Monday, with only 10 new entries,
about ons-half Of the usual number. There
were few continued cases from the April
term.
There will be special meeting of Abi-
ram Encampment, No. %, l. o. o. F., at
Odd Fellows hall, Wednesday evening. for
work in the Royal Purple degree. full
attendance is Re quested.
George Foss and c. II. Corners left on
the 9 25 train Monday morning for Rock.
land, where they will be employed for
few weeks in painting and getting ready for
the summer season the steamer "Sappho."
The remains of Harry Spear, which were
brought here from Park Rapids, M,nn. last
winter, where he died, and have since been
10 the tomb at Pine Grove cemetery, were
taken on the morning train, Monday. to
Winthrop for interment.
A decided improvement was made in the
sidewalks on Main street, Monday, BY cut
ting of the ends of the telegraph poles,
which have been cut down but the stump
left an inch or more above the pavement. A
half dozen or more of these hindrances to
pedestrians were brought to a level with
the bricks.
A nice large sign was placed over the |
Common street entrance to Runnell & Sons
store, Monday afternoon. The sign is 20 |
feet long by three wide, and is painted in |
ielicately shaded letters on black rough !
background. The work was done |
BY George +. Davies, and like all his work
Is fine job.
The Waterville High School nine will play |
he Skowhegan High Schools at the Fsir-
ield trotting park, Wednesday afternoon. |
The intention was for this game to be
'layed on the Colby grounds, but here
'ili be game there that afternoon be-