Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-01-25

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Local Matters.
DR.. w. II. Harris was in Read6eld
Patrolman Jones was in waterville,
Saturday.
/ The sleighing could not be better.
Long may it last.
Gen. Selden Connor passed Sunday at
his home in Portland.
n daughter a born. Saturday, to
MIR. and Mrs. Daniel Bush.
Mrs. G.. b. keene returned, Saturday,
from a visit with relatives in Lewiston.
Mrs. Everett Stone returned. SUM-
day, from a two weeks visit in Boston.
Miss Katherine b. Williams passed
Sunday with her sister in Bowdoin-
ham.
Miss Marguerite Brooks has re-
covered from a severe illness with the
measles.
DR.. A. G.. Young, the secretary Of the
State board of health, was in Portland,
Saturday.
Mrs. A. w. Brooks went TO Boston.
Saturday. She will return the first of
the week.
Frank 1. Clark is cut after a weeks
confinement to his house on account
of illness.
Hon. oramandal Smith. Governor
Powers private secretary, was in
Richmond. Saturday. ssst
Augusta Lodge, F. & A. NJ, will have
an installation of officers, next Tues
day evening. An entertainment and
banquet will be the programme.
TWO gentlemen of this city saw the
first polo game OF their lives. Friday
evening. in city hall. the Augusta-Gar-
diner contest. They were in hard
luck to have happened upon a game
bitten off in the middle the way that
one was.
II Iuiteidl u tIC a I SiidiiCS a.
Lovejoy will be held at the Methodist
hurch in Wayne. at II A. NJ. Mon
day. Rev. c. A. Hayden of this city
will oficiate. A delegation from Asy-
lum Lodge. No. 20, 1. O. o. F., will
perform the service of the order.
The members of the senior class Of
the Cony High school, will give a dance
to the other pupils Of the school. Mon
day. January 81. Friends of the pupils
will also be invited. The dance viii be
given in Union nall. 1t is looked for
to with pleasant anticipations.
The soft snow is doubtless a source
of great relief t. the poor horses,
which have had such a hard time Of
it on the rough frozen roads. Their
legs have had a long hard strain put
them. inc the animals actually
seem to enjoy padding about in the
stuff. Il
The following have organized Under
name of the Abnaki Quartet, and
are prepared to furnish melodious
music at any and all occasions: Lewis
A. Burleigh, LIST tenor: C. H. Hacking
ton, I'd tenor: F. B. burlington, I'd
basso: and Harry P. Lowell. I'd basso.
Burleigh is manager. and Mr..
Treasurer.
A lady who drives her husband in
md out of town every day, to and
rom his work, on returning or a re-
cent morning, had a narrow escape
from a runaway smashup-an escape
due to her own GOODNESS. The
animal ran the length of Water street
rom Rines hill to some distance above
he bridge, at a terrible pace. The
driver did a mighty brave piece OF
Work, and those who saw her will not
orget II Thav axpactod evorv minute