Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-22

DALI Z kENNEBEC
H. V. Dudley of Winthrop, was in t! ,
city, Tuesday.
o. Il Stanley of Winthrop, was ii
the city, Tuesday, on business.
The Augusta Orchestral Club is making
plans for a dance to be given, Feb. II, II
Union hall
Mrs. f. 0. Getchell, who has been yer,
dangerously sick with pneumonia, i.
slowly recovering
Miss Hattie Tyler, clerk in Mrs. II. f
Tlbbetts millinery store, is making
visit with her sister in Skowhegan
c. O. Gardiner OF Vassalboro, formcrl,
writing teacher of the Shaw Dirlgo Busj
ness college, was in the city Tuesday
Mrs. Dorothy Stockham OF Gardiner
formerly Of Washington, d. C., is vlsitin.
for a few days Judge and Mrs. True or
Elm street
There was meeting, Tuesday evening
of the parish of the Congregational church
in the chapel. The regular parish busi
ness was transacted.
Gen. Chas. :. Emerson Of Auburn. STATE
department commander Of the L. V. L.
;. of Maine, was at the State House on
business. yesterday
Mrs f. A. Walker of West Newton,
Mass who has ben making a month
visit with her sister, Mrs G. W. Vickery,
returned home, Tuesday.
The II merry members of the Crescent
Club enjoyed one Of Benefits best sup
pers, Tuesday morning, after which it adj
journed en- masse for 4. W, Emery where
whist was enjoyed for the remainder of
the evening.
Reports of the work done at the meeting
of the Sunday school superintendents at
DR.. Twitchell' 5 on Green street, Monday
evening, will be made at the Union as
sembly which will he held, Thursday
evening, at the Congregational chapel.
The marriage OF g. H. Cram of this
city. to Miss Nellie Collins took place.
Monday, at Lew iston, mt 1t. Joseph ;
church, Rev. Father Butler of that city,
officiating. After a week trip to New
York, Mr., and Mrs. Cram will reside on
Chapel street.
In Union hall, Pittsfleld, this evening,
at an entertainment to be given there, the
Ladies Guitar and Banjo Trio of Au-
gusta, consisting Of Miss Annie William
son, Miss Belle Washburn and Miss May
Brooks. will appear The entertainment
promises to be an excellent one.
L. f. Lambert of East Boston. travelling
salesman for the Atkinson Furnishing
Co, who is to succeed +. W Howe as
manager of the company's store in this
city, has arrived in town and is about to
assume the duties of the position The
journal had pleasant call from him, last
evening.
Miss Edith NJ. Fuller has the sympathy
of her many friends for sprained ankle
She jumped from a carriage, Monday, the
horse having become ungovernabc from
fright at passing Electric, and landed
heavily on her right ankle Ii was bad
sprain ami it will be some weeks before
Miss Fuller will be about.
Deputy sheriff \. l.. McFadden Of
Watervlle, brought down on the afternoon
train John Mclaughlin of that city. who
had been taken violently insane. The
latter was taken TO the hospital lie is
deputy postmaster in Waterville, and up
to last Saturday, had attended to work
There are hopes that he will recover in a
few weeks.
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Even catarrh that dread breeder Of con
sumption, succuinlps to the healing in
luencs of Thomas Electric Oil
Married
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Spragues Mills, Jan. l, Charles L. Hoyt and
Caroline Nichols.
HANCOCK.
Ellsworth, Jan. g. Mics Julia V. Higgins of
Ellsworth, and Louis Nicnlls of Franklin
Mass; Jan. 6, Miss MARY Auna Clark and
Henry VI. Dorgan both of Ellsworth; Jan. g,
Mis-. Nellie o. Grindal, of Ellsworth, and b.
A. McRae Of Machias.
LINCOLN.
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