Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-19
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO-DAY.
Wan ed-Ciirl.
To Let-Rooms.
Admin,strator's Sale.
For S.le-Old papers.
Some hing Requfied-C. K. Partridge
Umbrella stands-C. H. Blackinaton.
Local Matters.
The Price Cllngs Too.
1.-The last rose of winter
Some fragrance may bring
But the thought OF the price
win still to II cling"
Col. f. C. Stevens went to Portland
Thursday.
Hon. f. F. Webb of watervil,e was in
the city Thursday.
The number Of inmates of the almshouse,
81, is unusually large.
F. G. Kinsman has returned from his
business trip to New York.
The late VIM. r. Smith had an insurance
of ten thousand dollars on his life.
J. r. Townsend has been confined to the
house for few days with Ia grippe.
OF the G3 inmates Of the Kennebec Jail
very few were committed from Augusta.
Hon. j. Manchester Haynes went to Boz
ton Thursday. He will be absent a few
days.
Mrs. VIM. Robbins is able to be around
the house after severe illness for several
weeks.
DR.. p. II. S. Vaughn has been very sick.
He was reported to be more comfortable
Thursday.
Eleven below zero at A. NJ. yesterday
was cool enough for the most ardent wo,-
shipper of . genuine old fashioned Maine
winter.
Inspector General Choate will inspect Co.
Z. at Skowhegan next Tuesday evening.
This will be bis first company inspection
this season.
Mr.. A. II. Brainerd, principal of the
Cony high school has been unanimously
elected superintendent of the First Baptist
Sunday school.
The many friends of Mr.. AMI Mrs. Al
Jewett feel great sympathy for them in the
loss of their little boy Allen E., who died
Tuesday. The little one was only a few
months old and the other twin died shortly
after birth.
STATEN Agent Parkman's friends were
much pleased to see that he was able to be
out yesterday. He is just up from three
weeks severe illness with diphsheris. lie
Is still quite weak and able to be cut only
few hours in the day.
The R,ckiand Tribune hears a report
that the Georges Valley Railroad is soon 10
be pushed through to Augusta, tffectipga
junction with the Maine Central, so that
Pullman service between the latter road
and .Rockland will run over the G. ",
avoiding the bother Of the ferry at Bath.
There is one whist club in this city COM
posed Of ladies' who meet in the afternoon
and each member has paid certain small
sum at every meeting to be used in buying
the prizes. At one of the recent meetings
member made the sensible and philan-
thropic suggestion that the money be 'x-
pended in aid of the needy. Such sug-
gestion is worthy of imitation If The donors
only assure themselves that the money goes
to the worthy poor. ..a.
The next meeting of the Kennebec Nat
ural History and Antiquarian Society VIII
b. one of unusual interest. The lecture Oh
the evening will be given by Prof. Charles
Clifford Hutchins of Bowdoin College, OIL
1.-THE Spectroscope and Some of Its Appi-
cations" The lecture will be free to mem
bers, ard there should be large attendance.
Speakers are already secured for several