Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-16

come, last Tuesday, on account of
funeral ut Auburn, but will be presen
and preach at a special Lenten service
Tuesday evening, March II, at It. Mat
thew's Episcopal church. Services Wi
begin ut Z 80 T. NJ.
Tho private assembly 20 be given II
Red Mems hall, Tuesday evening, nnde
the direction Of Walter :. Wood ant
Joseph A. LouRee promises to be CRANE
affair. The hall itself assures the dane
ing people Of u good time as it is know
to be one Of the best dancing floors OH The
river
WATEHV.Lh-Ess
Mayor Webb was IN Augusta, Saturday
DIR. G.. p. Sawyer of Skowhegan, wa:
here, Saturday
G. II. Nelson returned from Boston
Saturday night
Miss f. A. Fryatt and Miss Leila Dun
bar are visiting in Portland.
Hon. s. A. Dins,nore Of bingham
was "a visitor here, Saturday.
Fred Clair, ESD, was called to Madi
son, professionally, Saturday.
The Saturday Club met with Mrs. G.
b. Stetson, saturday afternoon.
f.. NJ. Banding editor of the industrial
Journal, was in the city, Sunday.
Miss Alice Thompson OF Main street. i,
confined to the house by had cold.
Mrs. Albert jenkins Of Bangor, was in
the city, calling on friends, Saturday:
The ". G. 4. T, will meet with Mrs.
Mary y. Hanson, Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Il. II. Simpson is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. W a. Aver Of Augusta.
Miss Moore, with the Sawyer Publish
ing Co, passed Sunday at her home in
Gardiner.
y. G. Clinch of St John, n. b a
banker of considerable note, was the guest
Of C. II. Nelson Sunday.
The Equal Suffrage Club viii meet
with Mrs. :. ]. Clifford. College avenue.
this afternoon, at . so o'clock.
Saturday, j a. Stewart and samuel y.
Traiton were drawn as traverse jurors for
the April term Of the superior court
Judge W. c. phibrook sang a solo and
also a duet with Mrs. Hubbard at the
Unitarian church, Sunday morning
Editor Burleigh Of the Sentinel nj.
tended and addressed meeting Of tie
Grange at Fairfield Center, Saturday
evening,
Il. Payson Vilcs OF Skowhegan sheriff
Of Somerset county. accompanied by hi,
young son, Blaine :. Niles, was in the
city, Saturday.
H. W Cushing. +. ". Marble. J. W.
Hall, Dennis Murphy and ". y. Steward
OF Skowhegan, were in the city on bust
ness. Saturday.
c. II. Maxfield, superintendent of the
Belfast Electric Light Co, formerly Of
the Watefville a Fairfield Electric Co
passed Sunday with friends in this citv.
The Sons Of Veterans are To he ten
dered n banquet in Thayer's hall, next
Wednesday, by the Ladies Aid Society,
an auxiliary to the camp of Sors of Vet
Grams.
". II. Wildes, c, Davis Miller and A.
II. Moves Of Skowhegan. anu Jefferson
Savage, Esq, Of Fast Madison were
among the visitors to the city, Saturday
afternoon.
Addison Morrill,, who gave Deputy
Marshal Call so much trouble, Friday
Was sentenced to so days in Augusta jail
ana was taken to that institution, Satur-
day afternoon.
While in Boston, last week, c. II. Mel
son was the guest of one Of the members
of the Ancient and Honorable ARTILLERY
of that city. and received Il cordial invi-
tatien to visit England with the company,
this summer.
A mysterious fire started in the stables
OF No.13 Oak street owned by | X Russell
and occupied by p. W Hannaford aud a
Mr.. Drake, Saturday, morning. Box sent
ln an alarm at 1887. Hose and ! and
Ladder | got there in good season. though
1t was long run and the travelling soft.
liydrant connections were made a. the
corner of High and College avenue and
at Oak and Ticonic streets. The fire was
located in the stable loft and was con
fined there. Loss, about 5000; insured.
John Jowett, the veteran Maine Cen
trail conductor, has in his possession an
old time table Of the kennebec & Portland
Railroad. The book is 81 inches wide
and five inches in length Its number is
10 and was issued, Dec f. 1854 and was
for the winter arrangement Of that year.
The covers bear this oaution Read these
rules for running trains etc, with great
care, to notice changes The book is of
10 pages and contains besides separate
tables for passenger and freight trains.
with distances from Augusta to Portland