Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-01-29

Augusta Lodge Directory.

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| - Law meetings Friday evening at
| e<S 7.s0 O'Clock.
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wv in each month At 7.3O O'Clock
| N~ At Red Mep's hall. Water ST.
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II. A. SMITH, Recorder.
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
G. NJ. Tyler Of Troy, was in the city,
Tuesday.
l. c. Libby of Waterville, was in the
city, Tuesday.
| David f. Hill of Palermo, was in
Augusta. Tuesday.
| A. W. Plmpton of Litchfleld, was in
Augusta, Tuesday.
| DR.. l.. J. Crooker went to Richmond,
Tuesday, ON business
Miss Hattie Hoxie of China. was in the
city, Tuesday, on business.
| Mark Rollins of Waterville formerly
register Of deeds. was in the city, Tues
day.
| 1t is reported that the S. c. Webster Ice
Co. will begin cutting ice above the dam,
| Wednesday morning.
| G. d. Haskell announces, this morning,
II tremendous cut in the price of canned
sweet corn See his ad
c. w Morrill,, who has been conduct
ing and 10-cent store ON Water
| street, has made an assignment.
J. W. Rowe, whose dangerous illness
has been noted, was slightly better, Tues
day, bat is in critical condition.
| The pickerel fishing in the neighboring
ponds is said to be first class; great sport
that, and great weather to enjoy it.
| L. a. Moore. formerly of Augusta, now
employed with Charles P Holden of Bos-
ton, dealer in machinery, was in the city,
Tuesday.
|
James Harwood and Miss Harwood,
who have recently returned from a few
months stay in England, arrived in the
city, Tuesday.
Mrs. +. f. Bollig, whose singing has
won universal admiration during the
short time that she has resided in this city,
has joined the choir of the Unitarian
church.
The kennebec Light & Heat Co. Is
putting on electric motor into the office of
the Home Treasury Co., and is also wire
ing the vaults of the resent annex to the
Gannett g. Morse Concern
C. 5. Cook of Gardiner, the we'll known
tenor of the Winthrop Street Quartet and
who formerly sang with the Congrega
tonal church choir, has joined the choir
of St. Marks Episcopal church.
A reception will be rendered the Current
Events Club, Thursday evening, by Mrs.
A. S. Bangs at her residence on E. Chest
! L, Of hn NJ, n WI !,
their husbands are to be present.
! Hon. H. NJ Heath returned from Port
land, Tuesday, where he was engaged
upon the Plummer versus Portland Even
ing Express case. He has recovered from
the indisposition recently reported.
The Winthrop Street Quartet will sing,
Monday evening, at Winthrop, at the
Masonic installation of officers. The
temporary vacancy in the quartet caused
by the illness of K. A. Wakefield, will be
taken by Judge W. c. Philbrook of Water
vile.
Miss Effie Savage very pleasantly enter
tanned "a friends at whist at her home on
Malta hill, Monday evening Prizes were
awarded Miss Angie Mansfield and Mr..
Arthur Brown. Refreshments, consisting G
of ice cream, cake and coffee, were served
All report a very enjoyable occasion.
, The blacksmiths have done IA good bust
, ness since the snow came, and are feeling
happy. Tuesday, one said to "a Journal
reporter: ''rhis morning we have had
already even more trade than all of yester-
day, due doubtless to the thaw and subsc-
quent freeze up. The horses have to be
2 pretty we'll shod on the roads in their
present condition
q The work of putting in the new revolving