Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-02-20
HALLOWELL.

Look over the Journals want column.
The child of Mr. and Mrs. Altman Per
kins is very low.
Mrs. George Wingate will entertain the
W. C. T. U. this week.
Colonel g. A. Philbrook was in the
city, Monday, from Augusta.
The days are one hour an 40 minutes
longer now than on Dec. 2lst.
+. B. Wood, who has been very dan
gerously ill, was little better, yesterday.
The whist club will meet with Mrs K.
C. Stevens, Chelsea Thursday afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
There will be masquerade ball in Will
son hall, Friday evening, and a fine time
is looked for.
The lecture in the Congregational
church, Sunday, by Rev. J. r. Browne,
who has been missionary in Turkey
for some time, was listened, to by many
with profound interest.
The funeral of the late Guy Quinn was
held, Monday morning, from the church
of the Sacred Heart. The junior class of
the high school, of which he was mem-
Der, was largely represented. The bearers
were: John Murphy James Carey, Am
brose Mcneil, Melville Hunt and Chest' I
Fuller The service was conducted y
Rev. FIR. Nelligan and n very large mum
Der attended the funeral.
The Prohibitionists of this city hav
nominated candidates for city officers as
follows: For mayor, G. W Howard ;
aldermen, Ward l, +. S. Wingate; Ward
2. J. J. Jones Ward g. J. W. Clark; and
the others will be filled by the city com
mittee, composed of +. S. Wingate, c. II.
Blake. C. II. Clary and j. Il. Lunt. At the
caucus, Monday evening, j. W. Church
presided and George Morse was secretary.
WATERVlLLE..
Mrs. George Ware went to Boston,
Tuesday.
Station Agent Burrill of Oakland, was
in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. George X. Boutelle went tc
Au burn Tuesday, for visit.
Mr. and Mrs. f. C. Herring went tC
Augusta, yesterday for short stay.
The annual meeting of the Watervillt
Clinical Society will occur at the Elm
wood, this evening.
1t is understood that the Democratic
ward caucuses will be held at the differ
cnt ward rooms, Saturday evening.
Miss Addie Rollins who has been visit
ing the family of her uncle, Albert
Bumps, has returned to her home in
Unity.
Lewis Black, who has been foreman in
the Mail office for some time, has resigned
and accepted a similar position in the
office of the Turf, Farm and Home.
Miss Nettie Hodgdcn went to Bangor,
Monday afternoon, and from there she
will go to Portland for the purpose OF
completing the study of stenography and
typewriting.
The date of the Republican ward eau
cusses has been changed from Thursday
evening of this week, to Friday evening.
The caucuses will be at the different ward
rooms in all but Ward 3, where, on ac-
count of the democratic general caucus in
City hall, it will he held in Thayer's hall.
The Woman'S Literary Club Will hold
tho ninth regular meeting at the Institute
building, this evening This is to be a
musical evening, and the programme as
prepared by the committee on music,
Emma M. Yates, chairman, promises a
rich musical treat, varied and interesting.
The doors of the Institute will be open
at 7.3O. Entertainment to begin about s.
One morning a short time ago, lady
living at the lower end of the city went
to the house of a neighbor and as the
weather was extremely cold she wrapped
herself in her husbands ulster and pulled
his cap we'll down over her ears When she
arrived at her neighbours house and rang
tho bell she was taken either for tramp
or lunatic and an entrance was for
some time forbidden her, but she finally
established her identity and was admitted
and made known tie purpose of her early
morning call.
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