Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-02-10

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Sights and Scenes OF the World.
Masque erade-WilsonH Hall, HalIowell.
Local Matters.
when.
"were men as good as they think they are,
And women ~ sweet ~ they seem,
We'd seldom sigh for some distant star.
Or of Paradise vainly dream"
Ex-Governor Burleigh is in Aroostook.
W. P. Atherton of Hallowell wa, in the
city Friday.
Joseph Stewart was in the city from
West Windsor, Friday.
Mrs. N. G. Weston of Manchester, wm
in the city shopping, Friday.
Thomas F. Cusick, Jr., of Gardiner, was
in the city Friday afternoon.
Hon. r. S. Partridge of whitefea was
in the city on business Friday.
Mrs. Benjamin Gardiner is recovering
from her illness of several weeks.
There will be special meeting of the
city government at 9 2. NJ, Feb. IS.
Mrs. G. A. Wood of Winthrop, mother I
Mrs. A. J. Hall, died this morning at 2s5.
The State railroad commissioners were
sending out their yearly reports by express,
Friday.
Hon. Otis Hay ford and daughter re-
turned, Friday morning, to their homa in
Canton.
ID. H. Booker, bridge constructor of the
Maine Central Railroad was in the city
Friday.
+. II. Barker and wife of Cedar Grove,
were among the guests who dined at tie
North, Friday.
Miss Frances Lapham and Miss Edith
Wadsworth are spending few days at To-
gus with Miss Theme.
The city treasurer's office will be open
Saturday evening this month for the se-
commodation of those who have not paid
their taxes.
message was received here yesterday
from Florida, where DR.. J. w. Toward ID
spending the winter, reporting him to be
dangerously ill.
Teachers meeting at the VIM. II. Smith
Grammar schoolhouse, this afternoon at
2 30. Subjects English in High School
and s'SchOol Examinations.
Melvin S. Holway has moved into the
law cfiice of Thomas j. Lynch and Miss
Annie Winter of Chelsea has been en-
ployed as their stenographer.
J. Howard Chandler has purchased Of
Frank Gaslin corner lot at the junction
of School and Bangor streets, and will erect
a fine residence in the spring.
Hon. George Pottle of the State board OF
assessors, left here Friday morning for
Vassalboro, to visit Hon. H. c. Burleigh,
chairman of the board, who is quite i'll.
Miss Alice Edwards entertained friends
Friday evening, the occasion of her I'm
birthday anniversary. There was q party
of 20 present and during the evening Miss
Edwards was the recipient of q handsome
birthday ring. Refreshments were served
and the evening was very pleasantly
passed.
The following item from the Tucson
(Arixona) Enterprise, will be of interest to
Mr.. Tuells many friends in Maine: "O.A.
Tuell, of Heath < Tuell, prominent law
firm of Augusta, Me-, has been in Tucson
for several days and is in buoyant spirits
from the bracing effect of the climate. Mr.
Tuell feels encouraged that he will return
home new man if he stays here long
enough
The funeral of Mr.. Alfred j. Hall, at the
Congregational chapel, Friday afternoon I"
2 O'Clock, was attended by very large
number of citizens. Many of the places OF
business were closed during the hours OF
the funeral, and the sincere expression OF