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

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Local M alters.
Today IS Ash Wednesday. the bepinn,r,.
OF the Lcnten seas n.
Hon William T. Haines Of Wo,a,.n,,
vas in the cts, Tuclday.
Calvin Graves Of sidney, was in An
gusta Tuesday. on business.
George y. Lawrence returned. Tuesday
from a few days trip to Boston.
g. W Hu,s=y went to Bath. Tuesday
afternoon to return, "Wednesday
Miss Nellie King went to Fairfield
Tuesday evening. for a short visit
Pinshain * -herbarnc have taken an
agency for ID. Crescen- team laandrr
Hon Charles Il. Written left, TUESDAY
for few day. business trip TO New York
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Y LINN returned, tuesday evening
after two wcyEs business trip to New
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/ y +. Trouarr OF Trouant q Bate. nm.
3"takers. Is confined to his house. with
illness.
William !. A. Collins. the manager Of
'he Augusta Beef Company was at
showhoaar G'ue-day.
Mr- Nellie Stone has returned from
ieminster. Mas sna sim ofen milli-
f"fy rooms at 8 Grovc~,reet
The Faust Company which gave a
II lfaF'aaace here. Monday evening left
.ae Bangor IN the Tuysday morning
a.1a.
" H. Brooks viii 90 to Bangor. Wednes.
dsv. 70 attend the state encanlpment
HI. air. q. A. r., which is being held
far,.
Leoa Dixon returned, Tuesday. to AL
b'on, Vince De is employed in a saw mill,
after pas.iu4a few days st his home in
this city
Highland Lodge y. o. L. W is proud
If its Kid, and will show it off to its
best advantage next Thursday night. at
Mconian hall
Some citizen, in the effort TO give some
plausible reason for the cold wave. an
nounces it IL his theory that Prof. Nanscn
hit the North pole with his stick with
such Gree rs to create a widely felt dis
turhance Of the colder airs
:. = Hartt the organist, Of St. Mark
church, has prepared special programme
Of music for Sunday evening services at
the church The choir is doing some ex.
cellent work, which with the effective
organ adds materially to the musical part
Of the services.
+ A very attractive speaker. the audience
listened, with great interest to her des-
cliptlonS, this is a comment Of The Con-
gregalionAlist upon lecture by Miss
Charlotte Thorndike sibley, who will
deliver public lecture in the Congrega-
tienal chapel. Thursday evening.
Major P. NJ. Folgsr has accepted the
invitation to deliver the Memorial day
Grafton at North Whitefeld, this year.
North Whitefeld Is to be congratulated as
Mr.. Fogler is a speaker who on anything
touching the late Civil war especially.
talks it right out, means Whist he says,
and is thoroughly informed of what he
does say.
wednesday services will be held to-
day at st. Marks church, at 1890 in
the morning; $50 in the evening. The
Lenten services at St. Marks are to be
held every day, at 4 o'clock in the after
noon except en- Wednesday, when the
service is to be at 80 in the evening.
Services to consist of evening prayer and
sermon or address.
1t was lively party Of e. A. Il. men
which left for Bangor. Tuesday morning.
to attend the meetings Of the State en-
held there during the day, AID
to ba continued through today. All an.
most enjoyable time, and from
all accounts certainly get it, Among
those who attended the meeting were
Commander 4 ". Black, a d. Russell.
Louis Sclbing Thomas Clark, p. NJ.