Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16
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'i II,
Manchester. n. Fl.
Societe des Artisans, Montreal, Canada.
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Connecticut General Life Insurance Com
pany. Hartford, Conn.
Kansas Mutual Life Insurance Company,
Topeka, Kansas.
Interstate Casually Company, New
York, n. Y
Equitable Accident Insurance Assocla-
ton, Boston, Mass
Hartford Life Insurance Company, Hart
ford, Conn.
Order of United Friends. New York, n. Y.
The New England Mutual Accident AS
sociation Of Boston, is negotiating To re-
insure its business in the United States
branch of the General Accident Assur-
ance Corporation OF Perth, Scotland, ana
the latter company has applied for adj
mission to Maine.
The General Accident has deposited
$3.50 900 with the superintendent of insur-
ance in New York for the benefit Of all
the policy holders Of the company in ,.re
United States ana the proposed change Is
presumed to be in the interests Of the
policy holders of the New England.
In order that there need be no mistake
as to the trains leaving Augusta for
Rangeley, the secretary has given the
times of trains leaving ana the route.
The train leaving Augusta at $50 reaches
Brunswick in season to connect with the
sos train for Crowley's, Leeds Junction
and Pennington, reaching Phillips at 80
p. NJ. The ten o'clock train from Au-
gusta, reaches Rangeley same route al
7U5 = NJ.
hoy Ntrill ha Af irtN NfrntI t.4-
at Phillips on the first train. ana those
desiring lunches will be provided for by
the hotel proprietor. who will make am
pie provision at the depot on arrival of
the 100 train. This train will reach
Rangeley at $50 p. NJ.
All the arrangementsere made at hotels
for care Of guests, many having been al
ready booked for rooms While there I.
no need of any fear as to accommoda-
lions at the Rangeley lakes house. it Is
advisable to engage rooms ahead, III order
to more quickly get settled.
From Waterville, the train leaves az
9.l2, connecting with the same train at
Leeds Junction, which leaves here at Go
A. NJ
Among those who are going on this ex
cursion from Augusta are Hon. and Mrs.
j. F. Hill, Gen. ana Mrs. w. S. Choate,
Sheriff McFadden, K. w. and Mrs Soule,
Smith S. Randall, Edwin G. Dudley, Wal
ter $. Newcomb, +. $. Lyman, Mrs.
Lyman and daughter. John T. Chase
ana Mrs. Chase. Miss Selling, Col.
and Mrs. Il. c. harrington, Hon.
ana Mrs. F. o. Vickery, DR.. Crooker, Miss
Annie B. williamson Miss Mary L.
Hill, Governor ana Mrs. Charles knowi-
ron. and many more whose names have
not been handed in. Gov. Powers and
Mrs. Powers will meet their many friends
at Rangeley, Wednesday evening. From
Gardiner General and Mrs. j. T. Richards
and daughter William G. Ellis, Hon. A.
NJ. Spear and Mrs. Bradstreet, are
among those intending to go.
Parties are being made up from PorJr
land, Bath, Brunswick and most all larg
er places on line of the NJ. c. r. r.
The many hotels and camps on the
Rangeley. the Mooselucmeguntic and the
Cupsuptic lakes will vie with eacn other
for the comfort of the guests.
Col. Harrington advises those who want
to try the big fish, to take their rods and
fishing tackle. Guides will be on hand
to show the sportsmen where the speck-
led beauties lay in wait for the tempting
lure.