Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-21

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Local Matters.
oh, who viii elevate the stage
30 that the man who now dcspairs
Can sit, with soul unscared by rage
Aud see above the hat she wears?
Colby college will commence the fall
term Tuesday.
William Bickford has returned from
u weeks vacation.
4. A. Soule, the upholsterer, is one of
the busiest men in the city
w. Il. Mantcr of I.akesohrc was in
the city, Saturday. on business.
Fred l.. Fogg. bookkeepcr at the T.
journal office, is on two weeks vaca-
ton.
As winter approaches the need of
gymnasium in Augusta becomes
greater.
Rifle practice has had higher stand
ard this year than any year in the
National Guards.
Several Portland matters relating to
education will come up before the next
session of the Legislature.
The grand jury which has been in
session a week will report its findings
to the public, today Probably there
win be many surprises.
Miss May G. Philbrook, who grad
uated from Cony High school last
June, win enter the freshman class of
Colby university, Tuesday.
l.. X. Smith has leased the corner
store in Masonic block, formerly occu-
pied by James Boyd. and will conduct
a custom taller establishment.
The newer your spices you Use this
fan in all kinds of pickles. the more
Ill ely they are to be strong. j. e.
Levine has a new and complete stock.
The Boston K Kennebec Steamboat
Company, has done twice as much
business this year than in any other
previous year in the history of the
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. IL. Toethaker of
Portland, have been visiting c. S.
Downing and family on Crescent street.
They left. Saturday afternoon, for
Lynn, Mass.
Lieutenant &. q. Morton of the 9th
Infantry. I. s. A., was the guest of
col. q. y. Philbrook over Sunday.
Lieutenant Morton is stationed at Fit.
Thomas, Kansas.
y leading politician of the State re
marked, Saturday. that the recent cleo
tiUn has accustomed Il rise in the New
York stock market and that even now
business has been better all around
everybody having gained confidence.
Morrill, Comandery. L. O. G. c.. will
give an entertainment in Golden Cross
hall tomorrow evening. consisting of
and tableaux. Members
will invite friends. Meeting at 80
O'Clock sharp. entertainment to COM
mence ut ). ...
Al. J. Doherty Joe Bean. Harry
Newell and NJ. j. Kelley Of the Au-
gusta base bail team have been pass
ms a week at Great Pond. fishing and
accompanied by Charles
Berry Of this city. Joe Bean left for his
home at Somerville, Mass. Saturday
afternoon. and the rest will pass a
week longer at Great Pond. Reports
received from there say the ball gam
Frs" have had excellent luck
1t is said that the so-called balloon"
sleeves Will be dispensed with. The
theatrical managers are in turbulent
'rame of mind; they say their patrons
tlaim they will attend no more per-
ormances unless this practice is
stopped. it is said the woman with the
balloon sleeves takes up too much
DOM in going down the aisles of q
playhouse. to the discontinue of the
ttendants. Thus the balloon" sleeves
must so.
An Augusta man spent week at
pringfield. Mass, short time ago
lille the grand bicycle tournament
as going on. During that week there