Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-19

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Three nights OF smusemeut-sce nd.
Local Matters.
Ed G. Gay of Lewiston was in the city
Saturday.
U. S. Smith Ct wa.erville passed Sunday
in the city.
Charles T. Stactpolc of Gardiner was in
tho city Saturday.
E. Kelley of Fairfield Corner was here
ON business Saturday.
A. Robinson, Jr., and wife Of Waterville
we're 10 tie city Sunday.
II. A. Goss of Levi ton made business
Writ to Augusta Saturday.
Among the visitors to the city Saturday
was d. G. Clark of Bangor.
Stanley PAtten arrived on the evening
I .ain from Boston Saturday.
DR.. Wilder, who has been i'll for several
days, is again able to be out.
The Y's will meet this evening with Mrs.
D. P. Leclair, "a State street.
Walter Merrill, formerly OF this city,
now of Boston, spent Sunday in town.
NJ. NJ. Richards of waldoboro, was
among the visitors to Augusta Saturday.
s. 8. Sishebody Of North vassalbo,o
was among the out-of-town visitors Satur-
day.
State Insurance Commissioner Carr AZ
rived in the city, Saturday morning, on the
$50 train.
Joseph Fi6eld Of Manchester, was 10 the
city, Saturday, and reports the roads to be
badly drifted.
Elglr &. Pratt of Belfast, now of Bow
dom college, visited friends in the city Sat-
urday ard Sunday.
Allen Quimby of Bowdoin College spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. C. B. Bur
leigh. in this city.
Prof. W. II. Jordan of the Maine State
college, Orono, passed through the city
Saturday on the 1910 train. s-ag,,
Rev. Mr.. Newbert Of the Unitarian
church preached in Yarmouth Sunday. lie
exchanged pulpits with Rev. Mr.. Pettia-
gill.
L. C. Young of Portland, was in the city
Saturday on business in relation to The
stock of tailoring goods of the late Al
Hall.
In the show windows of several of the
stores are some attractive photographs OF
Ullie Akerstrom, who appears in the Opera
house The latter part Of the week.
The opinion is often expressed that VIC
will probably have good sized freshet in
the Kennebec the coming spring. There
is an enormous body Of snow on the ground
which must sooner or later 60.
According to the Maine Farmers Altman
&C, the sun should rise this morning ct
6 SO and set this afternoon at 5.35, giving
us day Of 10 hours and AZ minutes. or On
increase Of one hour and 81 minutes in
length.
Ca'anthe Lodge, knights Of Pyth'as will
celebrate the Psthian anniversary this even
ing, as previously announced in the JouR'
NAL. A literary and musical programme
will be followed By supper by the Sister
Il god.
The snow hauled from Water street and
dumped at the town landing, makes heap
which has assumed gigantic proportions. A
few more storms and there will be enough
there to make good sized freshet in ITSELF
when It nelts.
A no.ed patent medicine almanac, printed
months ago, located snowstorm on Feb
rua'y 18th, only missing it, guess by one
dsy. 1t also ssys clustering" for the COM
ing week. Strange to say, it names March
a. pleasant month.
plain and iimple policy. an annual dis
Of surplus, and the protscsion OF
the Massachusetts non-forfeiture law, are