Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-19


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| nov6mon, ed&irii7wAa
| Major Haskell and Mrs. Haskell arr
visiting in Boston.
The evening school on the Plains l.
to be discontinued.
Charles + Jones Of Skowhegan was
in the city, Tuesday.
| a pleasant event was the social at thu
| Baptist vestry, last night
p II. Winslow of Gardiner. was in th'
city on business, Tuesday.
Harold E. Cool, Of the Turf Farm and
Home, is visiting in Vassalboro,
DR.. /. IL. Knox was called to North
| Fairfield, Monday, professionally
Mrs G. l.. Spaulding OF Hellpwcll, i.
visiting her son, W. d. SpauldinR.
That trottng sleigh Of J. c. Horre's is
a beauty and gem OF the first water.
| NJ. c. Freeman who has been teaching
In York, Me, is at home for the vacation.
! The W. G. 7. l.. met with Mrs May T..
| Hanscom, Elm street. Tuesday afternoon.
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| The Equal Suffrage Club met with Miss
B. r. Brown Of West Winter street, Mon
day.
| There's light in the window Of most
| business places IN town. driving out the
| frost
| The Rcdington Company has given q
check for s25 for the free public library
fund.
Soma local young men ara asking
themselves II the Valentine season will
| ever end
Milton \. Jewell, q. NJ Small and T.
p. Beals, all of Portland, were in the city.
yesterday.
Newton CasweIl of the firm Of Adams
& Caswcl of Skowhegan, was In the city,
| yesterday. Oh business.
| Frank Chase, formerly OF Fairfield, now
of Boston, is passing il few days with
friends in this vicinity.
W. H. Allen of Livermorc Falls, asso-
ciate editor of the Turf. Farm and Home,
was in the city, yesterday.
The ladies of the Univcrsalist Society
will give n supper at the church vestry, to
night, from 5. 80 TO : 'clcok.
Landlord Hamilton expects To have the
new addition to the City hotel ready for
occupancy by the first OF March
II. ;. Byther Of the Watervillc Fish Mar
ket, was called to Bradford, Tuesday, by
the serious illness of his mother.
The farmers are taking advantage of
the good sleighing and arc bringing in
large quantities Of wood and hay
Mrs. G., Y. Bowdon Of Skowhegan, was
in the city, Tuesday, on her way to Ban
gor, where she will visit n few days
Postmaster W. J. Bradbury of Fair
field is out again, after confinement to
the house of several days by a bad c1ld.
"A i"i S' Gnu fiibptf1ihtlNt audience
listened to Prof, Warren on THE City of
Rome" at the Baptist church, Monday
night.
g. w. Waldron Of Nassalboro, drove IN
from home with Sedric, 3.26l i, Tuesday,
and went down to Silver street among the
steppers.
Endless calls from patrons who have
frozen water pipes, today" said Superin-
tendent Nash Of the Water Company.
Tuesday.
Mrs. Bunker and Mrs Bowkcr of Col
lege avenue, entertained party Of lady
whist players at the home of the former,
last evening.
"Of all the cities of Maine containing
over 5000 inhabitants, Waterville stands
alone without public library State
Librarian i. d. Carver.
:. H. Hawkes. of st. John, n. B.. who
was the guest, Monday, Of his brother.
W: c. Hawkes., left this city, yesterday, for
business trip to Boston
The lack of stage room for the propcr
production of Special Delivery was evil
depce of the crying need Of an OPERA
house of the modern style in this city.
The Faust" Company cancelled the
date at the Fairfield Opera house, and
came to this city, Tuesday morning. The
company will appear at City hall, tonight.
meeting of the Waterville board of
Lumbago is rheu- ~