Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-03

DAILY KENNELf
very busy the whole evening, giving on
books.
Rev. o. C. Gilbert gave lecture at tn
First Baptist vestry, Sunday evening, OF
1.-THE Past and Present Progress OF tn
| Negro Race of America. Mr.. Gilbert
an able and exceedingly interesting
speaker, and held the closest attention
his audience.
WATERViLLE.
DR. C. W. Bigelow of Skowhegan, wa
| in the city, Saturday
Rev. G. W. Hinckley of Good Will, wa
in the city, Saturday.
| Miss Evie Morrill, of Oakland, was il
the city for the day, Saturday.
| Miss Alice Brown of Clinton, was visit
ing friends in the city, Saturday.
Mrs. d. P Foster is confined to he
room at the Elmwood by sickness
Jerome Peavy went to Boston, Saturda.
night, to pass Sunday with friends in tina
city.
Bicycles made their appearance again
Saturday, the streets having become worI
smooth.
Harry L. Trueworthy of East Newport
formerly of Colby '96, is visiting friends
in the city.
Halls orchestra will furnish music fol
the reception and hop at Soper's hall
Wednesday.
Fred Bryant of Bowdoin '95, went tt
Abbott, Saturday night, where he viii
teach the coming winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Soule returned
Saturday night, from weeks visit will
Mrs. Soule's parents in Mount Vernon.
Waterville Lodge, f. & A. NJ, will
work the third degree at special meeting
this evening. A banquet will follow
work.
Mrs. G. F. Davies sang at the Unitarian
church, Sunday, in place of Mrs. w. c
Philbrook, who is confined to her house b,
illness.
Miss Aurilla Turner returned to he
home in Palermo, Saturday, after ;
weeks visit at the home of Evander Gil
patrick.
Rev. G. Y. Washburn preached at Ben
ton Falls, Sunday afternoon, to supply fol
Rev. Mr.. Williams, who preached at Nor
ridgewock.
There is a rumor afioat that Evande
Gilpatrick will, in the spring, fit up hi
building on Front street for the use o
the Sawyer Publishing Co,
Prof. R. B, Hall and F. P. Mamie.
returned, Saturday morning, from Skow
hegan, where the night before Mr.. Mamie.
opened large class in dancing.
There will be a concert and Old Folks
ball at City hall, Tuesday evening unde
the auspices of the Willing Workers of tn
Universalist society. Music will be fur
nished by Halls orchestra.
Fred S. Brown received telegram
Saturday, informing him of the death o
his mother in Riverside, Mass. He ant
Mrs. Brown left on the Pullman, Saturda.
night, to attend the funeral.
ID. J. Gallert, who has been spendin!
Thanksgiving week at the home of hi
parents here, left on the Pullman, Sun
day night to resume his studies at tn
Boston University Law School.
D. w. Kimball of the class of '94
Colby, who has been visiting friends il
the city for a week, left on the morning
train, Saturday, to continue his studies a
Newton Theological seminary.
The Whatsoever Club held tea part
at the home of Miss Mollie Caswell on Sill
yer street, Friday evening. A pleasan
evening was enjoyed and the proceeds 70
the benefit of Good Will Home amounte,
| to $136l
IlcN. utcISc lIChly DoiC VI Ddouf PiVoi
dent of the Maine Association Of the New
| Church will deliver lecture at Colder
Cross hall in the Elden block, at z 30 thi
evening The subject will be, "Heaven
What and Where it is. The public
cordially invited
Fred Butler of this city, who was brak
ing on freight train No. Al, met with al
accident at Brunswick, while couplin
cars, Saturday. His left arm was badl,
bruised and the flesh considerably cut
He was brought here on the afternoon
passenger train, Saturday.
The date of the lecture of Rev. Mat
Hughes has again been changed, this tim
by Mr.. Hughes himself. 1t is now an
nounced to occur at the Baptist church ol
| Friday evening, Dec. Z. The sale of tick
cts will commence this morning at LARA
bees the same as first intended.
Captain Geo. Jewell has sold his Silve
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