Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-13

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Local Matters.
That blizzard passed Maine withou, n
much as snow furry
l.. A. Moore OF Boston IS in the cl,y an
| business, for few days
Mrs Della Ingraham Is recovering from
a serious Illness Of pneumonia.
Mrs 6. NJ. Randall i; passing few
days in Waterville, with friends.
George Po:tle OF Lewiston. left for
home, Wednesday. after a short visit here
on business
Hon. " :. Cotton Of Lisbon. clerk Of
he House Of Representative, was in the
city, Wednesday
Dr. c. ". Stockmab, the eve and ear
specialist has removed to No. 207 Water
! street, just vacated by DR.. Ha,horn. den.
tlst.
Miss Ella Hopkins. daughter of Dr.
Elisha Hopkins Of searsport i, passing
few days with Hon and Mrs. F. NJ
Simpson
G. ". Jones and +. A. Jones went
TO Houlton, Wednesday afternoon. 70 at
tend the funeral Of their late aunt, Mrs
Charlotte Bradford
~leighing on country roads Is eithers
drift or grind The farmers are hust.
ling their wood out Of the wood lots after
long delay from lack Of snow.
seth Moody, aged y years, a most res
pected farmer Of Windsor after painful
sickness from double pneumonis, died.
Tuesday at P NJ The funeral services
VIII b. held Thursday at p. NJ.
trird States Deputy Marshal +. H.
Emery passed through Augusta, wednes-
day afternoon, with two men in charge,
whom he had arrested for illegal liquor
selling. ore was Luke Rockwell Of
Washburn, the other from Sears Planta-
ton
Professor and Mrs. A NJ. Thomas Of
lioulton, who, with their daughter Helen.
are spending the winter with Mrs J. F.
Huntington, on Chapel street, returned
from Showhegan, Wednesday afternoon
after passing fey days with Mr.. and
Mrs g. B. Stafford.
A bridegroom years, bride (, and l.
little ones from to 10 wears all in even
ing costume, form the grand bridal party
ut the Universalist chulch tonight We'd
ding march at 80. Everybody should
he there. Grand reception in ves;ry to
follow with ice cream and cake free.
Miss Mabelle X. Boyd entertained a
large party Of her little friends at the
pleasant home of her parents. Mr and
Mrs James Boyd. Tuesday afternoon 1t
was a birthday party, aud most merry
one, the young people having the best kind
of time, playing games and enjoying the
good things to eat.
Hon. H, NJ. Heath, will leave Portland,
Thursday, for Washington, D. C., where
be will appear before one of the Senate
committees on some business matter. Mr..
Heath will return in about 10 days His
speech given at the Lincoln Club dinner at
Portland, last evening, was received with
great warmth and applause
Although last winter was made lively
with the Legislative session and conse-
quent travel by Electric cars, nevertheless,
the amount taken by the "Electrics" for
fares during January this winter, consid-
erably exceeded the receipts of January
1885. This evidence of prosperity is very
gratifying to the management as we'll as
stockholders.
As delegates from the Woman's Aux
Hilary of the State board of missions the
following Augusta ladies left for Water.
vile, Wednesday evening, for the purpose
of attending the meeting; Mrs. A. W.
Snyder, Mrs. H. H. Hill, Mrs Thomas
Lambard, Mrs. J. W. Willis, Mrs. W. 5.
Whitman and Miss James Rev. Mr..
Ogden of Portland, passed through All
gusta on tho morning train en- route 10
the meeting which was in every way sue
cessful
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