Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-11

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FnN MORRILL, COMMA ND.
GYN cry. No 326. u. o. G. G.
&A Regular meetings on the
FT%EeASzsseecond and fourth Tues les
II M month at $50 O'clock. in
E@A Golden Cross Hall.
HGl A. L. BROWN, N. c.
WI II. A. HEATH. X. r.
- CUSHNOC COUNCIL. No.
tS5S@aIA 1S6, O. U. +. Meetings first
&SISN and third Tuesdays in each
month at Golden Cross hall.
VSli&f II. l.. IIENNESY, c. c.
OE II. A. SMITH, Recorder.
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
Sad But True.
A pity lis that one sad heart should
pine,
While Natures fairest blush--the rock
serene
Where violets nod. the wild birds song
Passes unheard. unseen.
There are 20 prisoners now in Kenne-
bee Jail.
Manley Morrison of Clinton was in
the city. Monday.
\. r. Bixby. Esq, of Skowhegan. was
in the city Monday.
Or. and Mrs. l.. L. Reynolds of Bel
grade were in the city, yesterday.
Hon. j. H. Manley and party return
ed, Monday. from Cape Small Point.
Miss Grace E. Williams returned to
her home in Boothbay Harbor, Monday,
after a short visit in the city.
A very pleasant dance was given,
Monday evening, in Golden Cross hall,
by Cushnoc Council, U. o. F.
The Cony High School nine will play
with Freeport High School, next
Saturday, on the park grounds.
Miss Rachel Jones Foster of Wood
fords, spent Sunday with her class
mate, Miss Josephine Ward, Colby So
1t was a showery holiday for the
Pupils, Monday, but just the day for
planting trees-with refreshing show
ers.
J. T Douglas, special representative
of the Pemberton Publishing Co, Bos-
ton. was in the city, Monday, on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Merrill and daugh-
ter. Gertrude, Of Scion. are visiting the
formers sister, Mrs. L. F. Dearborn,
Gage street.
Mrs. A. s. Du Lon went to Bath, NJ on
dav for two weeks visit. She viii
also stay with friends in Boothbay De
fore returning home.
F. w. Plaisted returned, Monday'
from Poland Springs, where he mas
been making a brief visit with Cen.
and Mrs. PlalSted.
The third degree team of Calanthe
Lodge. X. of p, will go to HailoNeii'
Tuesday evening, May IL, to perform
the work for Granite Lodge.
rho eound of the lawn mower is al
readv heard, and the bicycle hu'hp-
back gets an extra touch by mlioru as
he faces the flying grass. It's such me
exercise, don't you know.
The Augusta chorus met, last even
ing and had a successful rehearsal
The time of the next meeting VIII oe-
nand rnon the arrival of Prof. Crap
man. and will be later announced.
Fred Anderson. who recentis sio'
himself has so far recovered IN "oas
aud mind as to no longer require ths
services of an attending physlciaii' rs
;s able to be out and about.
Rev. A. H. Hanscom OF Rahooipi''
who has recently been appolh'e' ''e
| Methodist minister of that place. "as
IN Auonsta Monday, visiting fflenos'
| Rev. Mr.. Hanscom is brisht young
| man and has already become very
popular in his church.
| a,onzo b. Hill, the assistant adJu
tam general of the department .
Ma;ne q A. r.. went to Buffalo ~ l.
Monday, to make arrangements ior ~
national encampment to be held IN ina
citv next August. When in that capac
= ;+v in ono of his former terms OF once
he went to California, the conse'i1.o'
:, that occasion being held IN sal
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