Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-12-05
Augusta Lodge Directory.


SIIICzKW. Regular eetings, every Monday
l:sf&evening,at 30 O'Clock.
KrEN AS. Hopkins, II. W.
shWNN b. BLAoKIssroH, Recordey
sakZ SsETH WILLIAMS POST No. /,
MA - Department Of Maine q. A. B.
IsMl ~ Water street. Meetings every
hI thursday evening st7.so O'Clock,
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.nl ,TUsHNOO TRIBE No. 70, I
gn.A died on e every ea wednesday, sieeI
2NIZ in each month ut $50 o'clocl
Tl~ 1t Red Mems hall. Water ST.
"a @~ ]. NJ. WHITE, Sachem.
aSSG L. T. WILLIAMS, @. r.
NUsHNOO COUNCIL No. 1888. o. o. F. meet
~ ings LIST and Cd Tuesdays in each month
At Golden Gross hall. SETH GAY. 20,
P. q. SEXTON, B.
AUGUSTA LOCALS,
The boys were skating on Bond brook,
yesterday.
W. p. Hutchins of Oakland, was in Au
gusta, Wednesday.
The Unitarian sale will continue, this
morning and evening.
T. c. Buckley will leave, today, on a
business trip to New York.
c. j. Mari of Boothbay Harbor, was a
Cony house guest, yesterday.
Henry Hayes has begun the study of
medicine with DR.. ID. p. LeClair.
The late Col. J. W. Welch is said to
have had $12, 500 insurance on his life.
Miss Margaret p. Partridge has so far
recovered from her recent illness as to be
out.
E. B. Nickerson of Norridgewock, for
merly of Augusta, WAS in the city, yester-
day.
John S. Heald Of Portland, one Of the
Maine Central detectives, was in Augusta,
yesterday.
J. Fred Paine, advance agent of the
Gilbert Opera Co., was in the city,
Wednesday.
Ira Tracey of Belgrade was in the city,
Yesterday, visiting his daughter, Miss
Lillian Tracey.
The annual meeting of the Maine
Sportsman's Fish and Game Association
will be held in Bangor, some time in
January.
The Junior A. f. c. f.. Society of the
Free Baptist church will have a social.
this evening All the children of the
church are welcome.
Mr. and Mrs Albert l.. Tompkins are
receiving congratulations on the BIRTH Of
a fine boy, Wednesday afternoon Mother
and babe doing well
If you have had any trouble in finding
r. W. Soulc's place Of business, hereafter
all YOU will have to do is to raise youl
ewes when going south on Water street tt
see in fancy lettering "Soule the Hustler. >
Living Pictures tonight, at Uni
tarian parlors. Famous paintings repre-
scnted by wcll-known young ladies Illus
trated poems and songs. Tickets, 2;
cents. including refreshments; 7.4i
o clock
The friends of G. Cakes Tobey, Jr o
this city will be pleased to learn that HI
finished sixth in the five mile eros
country run held recently at Harvard, il
which there were a large number OF con
testarts. The five men who finished
ahead of Mr. Tobey were all runners
known repute
At ITO O'Clock, last evening, an ALARM
was rung In from box 80. The fire wa
In tbe tenement house at 10 Northern
avenue. owned by the Edwards Manufact
uring Co and occupied by Clark Foiger
If was caused by an overheated stove in
sccond-story chamber The damage VIII
n, about s25: fully covered by insurance
The fire was extinguished without the al
If rho department.. ''All out wa
sounded at 7.a0 o'clock.
A. d Wards enterprise has again porp
,,rro fruit. He has the contract for hea'
ing the new city building Low preS'ur
stcam heat will be applied. A Herendee
bo;ler of 1900 feet radiator capacity WI
he required though only about eighty pc
cent will need to beutilzed. This boiie
,ras one on exhibition at the Mechanic