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The Newtown bee., 1900-10-12
DAHBUR1 VISION.

OANBURY-North (Main St. station, $50
$50. 9.0o, l0l1 m. z.l6. 3A0.o.6O. IS. sunda,
1913 m. 900 $40 p u; South 900. 7.26, g. Is
s.ss. II. - m; o.aO, b.aS, 7.3S p m. Sunday
500 . m, e.: 0. 80. p m. White st. Station
North, Au.40 m. 3.06, $40. 7.O6; South 93s
1l.37 M 4.2O, 6.z6 p m.
aAAAAA-Norin. 49,. 1906. 1880 a. m, 2os
s.Uos o.As. o.6A p. m. Sunday, l0.08 q NJ
e1a p. m. south. SOS. 1-S0 $40. H.. 8. q. m.
5.3 m. sunday, S.l8 m, oa8 m.
aAnhANt7-Norlh. III. $50 q. III. 9yUs, t.4t
p. IL. sunday. lV.oS q Ia. o.us p. m. south,
o11 ll.os m. LIB p m. sunday SIS
q. H., 6.27 p. m.
AM EhI>-North, lit, 954 a. M. l.69, $40 L
IL. sunday JOG =. m.s p. m. South. 10
M. iz'02, o..S p. m. sunday. S.22 q. M, est
m.
kANCHV1LLE-North. 1lG. 9.48 4O.lb a. In
7-os p. Ia. South, 6.2l, 7Ab, 1000 q. m, l2,Oe
80. 6.o5, $40 p. m. sunday, SIS q. m, CD
NORTH. 706, 9.43 q. M, IL
~ pm. sunday, SAs y. m. - p. m. soutb
GO q. NJ. l2ll, o.66 p. m. sunday, S.u Am
6.36 p. m.
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MARKETABLE

ST ANDREWS RECEIVES A LEGACY.
St Andrews cbu CT, Barb edsle. has
lately received legacy of about $4,000,
by will, from the estate of the late
Sa'ome Morehouae Of New Milford.
s. Andrews Gu Id held its annual
NEE ing at the recto, = on Thursday last.
The reports we're very favorable az m
the IrosI Gritty Ct the g. cis t.. Tie ffi
Gers we're mostly resppointed.
Bishop Brwstt < visited the chu :ch ia
Marketable on Sunday last. The,e was
a goodly number present, and a cla+ of
4,mostly young people, COL frmed. The
exercises were very interesting ard i'm
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BETHLEHEM

TRIBUTE TO REV R. a. BOWLEs.
Word wac received here, last week, OF
the death Of Rev Ralph 81. Bow,ee,
former r ctor of Chri chnlch. He bad
retired from the active ministry A. d +
few wears hsd resided in the "Gle be
House" owned by the Episcopal 81 ctety
of Connecticut. In ability he ranked
amo, z the best ard while here as II ctor
won The respect and was highly esteem,
ed by all.
j. B. Santotd. !. W. Flynn, Al5art
Johnson ard F. P. HAYES were at the
Danbury fai last week Friday.
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GREAT PLAIN.
he WAS "sMITTEN."

1t is seldom a young man on meeting a
fine looki1 z girl, and one who is as good
as she il good looking, can help falling
in love with h, r, we have found this tc
be Invariably true. This was especi. II,
the case short time ago when well
known ycu,g man met q yourg lady
who has vi,ited this community severa
times this summer. CT, quet is very
attractive game, especial when one Cal
bsve charming girl for a partner,
the case with the afo! esaid pr
SOM, and the more they played the NOR
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DoTsHoRD ro BR1Do1Po1r.
BoTsrORD-Nortn, 7.ss. los a. m In

as p. %. Sunday. 1:ss .. m. south, IT, 10,
Sb6, u.36 am, 4.82. 63 pm. Sunday. 6ie
p. m. see Botstord abo, 9.
sTEPNEY-North.7.2 Jolt am. 1o.8s M, az,
6;%s p. m. Sunday. rs q. "a South. 7l6. 9.o6.
LONG HILL-Nolth.f..9. 1o.l1, AO-SI q. m, l.s7'
6.H p. N. Sunday, n..s p. m. south, 7.2l,
9.oS, u.ls .. m. AS SIS p. N. Sunday 6.28
1RUABULL-North. f7.ls. 1905, 40.2O .. m.
A.8ls 6.86 p. m. sunday, f18 q. m. South
!:ao. s.l4 liza. =. M. 40. 7.0A p. m. Sunday
k4D7Et oK1-koEth. 7:e2. 81. loo6 .. MAS .
6.6 p. m. sunday, y .. m. Arrive. s.3, !
p. M
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THE DEERFIELD DISTRICT.
Miss M. NJ. Burr has returned after
spending nearly two weeks with relatives
in Redding.
Miss Alice Nichols is spending a coup.
lie of weeks with friends in Rye, N. Y,
and Brooklyn.
Mrs Edward Brothertt Of Cross High
way has been at her old home.
Serene King is working for e. N. Sip
perly in Westport.
Mrs Frank Trip and daughter have
visited her sister, Mrs T. B. Bradley.
Mis- Emogene Whitaker with be r cous-
in, Miss Anna Brooks, are visiting in
Newark, N. j. Miss Brooks will leave
Newark for her home In Ohio.
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PLATTSVILLE.
PERSONAL CHAT.

PERSONAL CHAT.
The Misses Disbrow are visiting In
Lo1 & Hill.
Mrs. b. Sselev is entertaining guests
from out of town.
There is strong talk of telephone line
being put through from Bridgeport to
Easton Center. Some of the energetic
citizens have intervie wed the mani gers of
the d .fterent lines and a, d chat at a very
small cost individually, it can be put
through.
Thomas Beechcr has returned no ne
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WASHINGTON.

The funeral of the late Mrs William B.
Brinemade was held at the Cor gteea-
tionsl church on Monday, burial in TIT
cemetery. Mrs Brinsmade wac very
estima BILE lady and much beloved by
every one. She leaves two sone, Messrt
John c. and William g. Brinsmade, and
an Oh ly daughter, Miss Anna Brinsmsde
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from verv succeaaful operation per-
formed in one of the New York hos citals
A representative Of the Whitene MANU-
fac' u ring CO. wa In town Saturday tor
he purpose of init uducing their wonder
fol product which will soon b. on the
market.
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MEETING IN NORRIS
OCTOBER 16.

There will be a Fellowship me ting in tn q
church at Morris Center Tuesday October Is.
at 10 so q m. All churches OF all denomlna
lions in the town of WASHINGTON GLIDING
New Preston. Litchfield, Thorn aston, Water.
town and Bethlehem are in7ited to attend
Everyone in these tor MS in tied to be
present. II churches inv tied and urged to
send large delegations. The program will be
as follows
lst: F,aternal greetings.
Cd: The untailing power OF the Gospel.
sd: Intermission and dinner
4th: The power of the Holy Spirit
n tn Prayer and Consecrat on meeting.
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WATERFOWL BRANCH.

WATERBURY-Leave,e Gas, s4l, ll.l7 Q. NJ.
80, l.> l. dO. 6l2, 7.U3, 9O6, Ito p. m. y, n.
days. u q. m. 500 p. m: Arrtve-a.26. SUt
lU4U ~, l.02, 400, A.A0, b.62, CAT, 7.M. IL u.s.
sunday q, 6.bs . M. OLE p. ~.
" Al o.0s, Ia, lose .. M.
l2A4. z17. ~. Ola. $50. 7o6. Lao p. SUNDAY,
H.. ~ SIS o.I1 ~. ~, s!x1, u.y7 p. n; sur
It, Loo SIT 2. u.
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Wien in Bridge port 60 to B7ennan'k
t, Art c'aes meal. o. Cannon 8 ree' :,
beyond Gov lands.
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Just the time for meh's felt q, d ruht Ell
TO .rs. We have cur fall stock just iI
and the prices are low and the goods r.
tbe best - Sandy Hook Shue Storr, W
C O. bctt, proprietor.
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Mrs Bette Hubbard Of New Haven 4
tho quest Of Mr. aid Mi j. L. Jam o
Huntir gtowE.
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TRUMBVLL.

Miss Sadie Malle'te has returned from
a visit with Mrs George Doolittle and
Mrs Mack of Watertown. Miss El!z .beth
Evans returned with her.
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WARREN.

Don't forget when you want to pen
ish your grocer stock that Kuapp's store
at the Center has full line OF star daro
goods ard at very low prices. Patronize
your home cts re.
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BETHEL,
CHURCH INTERET,

CHURCH 1NTERETTS.
The Asbury EpworLh League Union
held it's annual meeting for the election
of ff1oe's in the Methudiet church here,
Wednesday evening The union includes
rhe leagues of Darburv, Bethel, Redd iDg,
LOrg Ridge aid Starts Plain.
The Junior League has arranged for q
pleasant social to be held in the Metbo-
dist church lecture room, this eveDrg.
Refreshments will be served aud pleas
ing program will be rendered. The ad.
mission will be five cents.
Mrs Laura Seeley will address the la
dies of the Young Lsdies' Mission Circle
in the lecture room of the Congrega-
tionsl ehu ch tbs (Fr,day )eveuin9. Mrs
SeeleS will speak her work In Turkey.
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GREENFIELD HILL.
CHURCH INTERESTS

CHURCH INTERESTS.
Rev Mr. Edwards of Colchester preach
ed two very acceptable sermons, last
Sunday.
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jerome Nichols
hTkPNEY EPOT, C( nm.
Would Like

Your buildings to paint bV Gay or contract
Paper haI ging spec atty. Agents for Mas
attended TO Graft Lyon. Painters AND Dec
orators. ST. pney. It.
The Newtown bee., 1900-10-12

Butter, choice creamery prints. &c, choice
creamery tubs Sa25, choice dairy 1882, fair
to good lsa22. common, l4al6; factory cheese
l2al4; dairy cheese l2al4; fresh near by
eggs o2a24 cts dCZ; chickens. llal2 10; fowls
Ia l, geese - calves. 9a10; pigs las !;
nogs 81 potatoes, 56a65 bu; "nions; red so %
bu, white 75s 80 bu. yellow f5t 60; cabbages gag
l5Odcz dried peas SIS bu ;beans. marrow Is;
pea 2 O bu; honey l4al6c Id; beeswax 25a3c;
apples, 00a2 90 Dbl.
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TO CURE COLDIN ONE DAY

Take L. xatiye Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II 1t fails to cure.
z. W. Groves signature Is en- each box. 2bc.
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FOR SALE.

A place consisting OF 80 acres OF land. well
divided between meadow and pasture la d
water in the house and barn; also a &C cd
supply OF water tor the cattle In q number OF
the different d. Ids Large qua' tity of frul,
on the place APPLES. pe ar, peache-, plums
grapes. and berries. Good house and large
barn; also q blacksmith shop Must be seen
to be appreciated Located in the south part
OF Newtown, in the Huntingdon District.
This Is . great bargain for any man who
wants good farm. For further particulars.
l. Quire Of
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"Cood Counsel
Has No Price.
Azl2slE5:JJl1ff{D>

preesive and the airging we'll sele cted
and finely rendered.
Lost, atrav ed or sto len, Mrs r. Avn.
strorg's pet dog. 1t wore cellar Nth
ownev's ne me end registration rumbefs
1t will be- therefore easy for anyone find
ing the dog to restore 1t to its owner.
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The Wholesale Market.

BRIDaEPORT.-REPO BY BUCK q
DARLING.
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Outing Flannels.
Men, Women and
Children's hosiery.

We have just received a special in
Boys and Girls School Hose. sizes E to
10. Every pair in the lot, IS dozen,
worth csc pair. We are selling them 3
pair in a box for soc Box.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-26
n e. o. p. Installation J..

Deputy Grand Master :. ". Talbot
81 Gardiner. Installed the officers ~
kcnncbec Lodge. y. T.. .. T., Thurs
day evening. in the presence az a large
gathering Of the members. for whom
the storm had no terrurs. The follow
ing were the officers installed: War
den. II. r. Bates; J. T.. W. Frank
Smith. v. g.. Miss Jennie Gerry: r.
:. Mrs Emma Howe; r. :, X. w.
Pierce; T.. \. W. Beane: e.. Mrs. A.
W. Bcane: c.. Miss Sadie T.. Wood
guardian. Mrs. Media Tabor: sentinel.
Mrs Frank Smith; trustee, Miss EliZ-
abcth LeProhon.
The lodge was increased i'm mem
bcrship by 49, that number being given
the degree. The next meeting will al
50 be busy working meeting as near
~ as many more are already on the
list for initiation. A lodge is to be
instituted at Hallowell, next Tuesday
night, degree team from Auburn
coming over for the purpose. Special
cars will leave Augusta after the 1
O'Clock car for those who desire at at
tend the Hallowell meeting.
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Local Matters.
Latest STYLE in Silverware.

The latest style in silver ware, when
was nut on the market the first of this
month hy A large wholesale house which
is noted for its unique and tasty designs,
Is very beautiful. This firm originated
the colonial style which has had such
run and this new style, which is called
the Georgian, is intended to take its
place. It has very interesting history.
1t IS named for King George of England.
The style of architecture and furniture
known by this name had its origin in
England lingo Jones and Sir Christie
pher Wren of that country had. revived
the teachings of PaIladio and other ltal-
ian masters and had succeeded in arous-
ing a great interest in their work. About
this time 1862, James Stuart, influenced
by his residence and studies in Greece
introduced what is now known as the
Georgian style. 1t was founded on clas-
steal models and soon became very popu-
lar. II was worked into architecture and
furniture t. an uncomfortable degree.
The whole thing was soon carried to an
excess. America copied from the mother
country and some of the furniture was
imported. This j. very rare now an:
large prices are paid tor authenticated
piece. The style was gradually softencd
and rcmodeled and under the influence Of
Sheraton. Chippendalc and others II be
came graceful IN form and rich In its
marking. This has now resulted IN tine
latest stylr IN silver ware called the
Georgian Two kinds ~ finish are com
hin.d with pleasing effect Thc handles
~ IN. cutlery are ~ the French or gray
hnish. beautifully chased. Thc color Is
4 steel stray The remainder D. "a the
usual bright silver finish Al the mate
rial - sterling silver and very heavy
~, ware a. very costly but exceedingly
uuiutlp and tasteful
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-26

Just at the time when consolation
was the most needed Q. G. Webster Of
fercd it, Thursday evening. The rain
was pouring and everything looked like
an ice house out of doors. Mr.. Webster
said he had a belief that this rain in
the Sleet form was sent to kill the eggs
of the caterpillers on the trees. That
is the effect of these sleet storms.
said Mr.. Webster, and l have read
somewhere that one of the heaviest
sIeet storms possible would be of value
to the orchardists." 1t seems that
there is never any trouble without its
doing good in some manner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-26

Many Of those who watched the cleo
tries. Thursday. wondered why some
Yankee genius has not invented some
device to clear the ice from the rails
in slcct storm. There is a golden op-
portunity for some one and doubtless
small fortune could be made out Of
q practical device that would perform
its work well.
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Special Advertisements.

Small adver tisements not exceeding
four. lines (;hirty words coming under
the head OF WANTED. FOR SALE, TO
LET. LOST, &c, will be inserted two
times for . cents, three times for s.
cents and one week for 80 cents. AID
PAYMENT In sending by mall
remittance Of postage stamps or postal
note should be made with order, as the
charges are too small to open accounts
for.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-26

This is the day on the evening q
which the Cony High School Ministries
will present their performance a.
Ecadheld. They have been rchcarsne
throughout the week for the pToduc-
ton. polishing up on the one they have
presented here ana in other places. u
the day is fair they will have a goo"
crowd 60 from Augusta to see them.
\ great four-horse team WIZ
leave the corner Of State and WIN
throp streets. Al 3 o'clock. that Is run
under the management of the COMPANY.
This will take those who have no other
means of going. and - cents pays l,e
bills for the trip and admits TO the
The minstrels hope !"
realize good sum from their trip anu
their entertainment certainly deserves
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-26

I'll" nth book " the Kipling series.
The Phantom RiCkshaw." can now b.
obtained az the Journal office. upon the
presentation Of coupons. Also. each Of
the four earlier books in the series. IN
cithcr cloth or paper covers. a new
stock having arrived
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-26

The tickets for the Rose Maiden"
.accr; in city Hall. February stu. AZ.
ia great demand. Many Il the chorus
.a,mhcrs returning the first day " IN.
sale for second supply - tickets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-26

The merry clank Of the hammer ana
IF II" other machinery come from
l4arvey's foundry. these days. Those
who visit the place and walk about the
macs of trip hammers and machinery
~" n"t call it merry. but it sings the
cong Of prosperity for that
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The remains ~ John Murray. who
was killed at Reddington Mills. have
reached the relatives. They were sent
to his father and sister in Manchester
n H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-26

one Of the most careful mon in bust
ness affairs has been reported by an
Augusta householder This man brings
apples. potatoes and other produce in
to the city from Nassalboro. This Al
SuSta man said the Nassalboro man
returned from home. one night after
visit tn Augusta. during the day "
inform the householder that mis-
take Of six cents Ead been made II
paying him 1t is to be hoped it was
not one Of the terribly cold nights on
" hich hc made His visit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-26

That was a case when gravitatiOn
oNerCame friction" calmly remarked
a portly gentleman as H. gathered
himself together after q fall on VIM
throp Hill. yesterday.
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Local Matters.
The Journals Telephone CaIIHls6.l
Undertone.

Saints ann singers ana sagrs-
What ar" they all to me?
y heart beat through the ages.
n pulse mat Will always w.
nip ana music ana learning-
NI-'l'm and song and PRAYER
-ve in each Of them burning
nc lamp lhdt Love set there,
Saints and singers ana saGes.
tIvaIv az a swinging bclI
tanvls and lcttc:cd Pages
This j. the word they spell:
II hn'cl.' ''I sing" I'D listen"
Each in different tongue.
Love thLt was dead is risen,
Love thdt was Old ~ young"
Saints and singers and saGcs-
What arc tEes uil I'd me!
For the rusty locks of the ages
Thy furnish the golden KEY.
Tile c!aSp M the Hlad that human:
Tine cry OF the heart for its own.
The love pf the man for woman;
The ache u IN" soul, alone,
New YORK Press.
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Local Notice.

Lottie s. Stafford will commence ne,
annual mid winter sale az s'a"'P
linens, towels. table linen. euc.
cost, Saturday. Jan. 90 ana con,'"
until 9th jan2OdlS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-26

The Juniors of the First Baptist
church will give an entertainment. this
evening. Jan. rs. Admission. u. Ice
cream and cake FOR sale.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-26
Daily kennebec 3onrnaL

Cards Of thanks. obituary notices. r,.>.
lutlons Of respect. etc. will be CHARGE
at the rate OF ten cents per line. =.
charges sss than se~sn.y-Hve cent,
All Advertising announcement y
entertainments. WHOSE obiec, 10 ths
raising Of money will be charged Il ~.
rate OF fifteen cents line.
Advertising notices. news form. Win
be excluded from our local columns. q.
cept such as refer to advertisers occ..
plying space In our advertising column
and will be run under q separate he.I
on one Of the local pages.
who fail to receive -
JOURNAL promptly will confer 4 fav.
by notifying the Office Immediately.
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NOTICE.
Supreme Judicial Court. Kcnncbuc Coun-
". clerks Otlic,
Augusta. JAN. ~ Iso
Pursuant To chap. % Sc. q Of the Re
yisod Statutes. hereby give notice that
Benedict = Mahcr of Augusta. in said
county intends u make application to
the March term. 1905, If he. supreme jul
dicial court. keAncb-c county. FIR admis-
sion TO PRACTICE law III tho courts Of this
State.
jams dit
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Any one can now be a weather
prophet, with a complete change Of
weather every l. minutes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-26

The Colby Glee club Of Watervillc.
win be one of the attractions at the
coming fair Of the :. OF Y.
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81 had "A running. itching sore on my
leg. Suffered fortunes. Doan'S Ointment
took away the burning ana itching in
stantlv. and quickly effected permanent
cure" G. w. L"nhaTt. Bowling Green. o.
mon we'd friNNk If
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-26

wv tho forthcoming report If the
commissioner IF industrial statistics
III VIII 10 seen that the Augusta assess
"rs reported nothing in the way Of
"nllr-cd factories, improvements Of
"cW industries f1r tile year. This is
fast that nothing Of the sort was done.
hrt III tho same time no one in the city
feels ashamed OF it. for the ones that
Wr already have here are ilourishing
and the conditions are much brighter
Dian they have been in the past.
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LOST.

Ten dollar suld piece probably between
u swan stree ana .uimhy book store
an the evening W the 23d. Finder please
leave Al Journal office. JAMS. div
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tC" boating at Lake CobbosseeContea
was elegant before the snow began to
fall. Wednesday night and Thursday
Wednesday saw several IF the Augusta
men out there speeding over the ice on
the fleet ice swimmers. They said the
weather was rather sharp. but The
sport was too great tn think Of so
small 4 thing as that
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THROUGH TRAINS.

THROUGH TRAINS.
GOING WEST-GiO A. NJ. for Lewiston
Pennington, Phillips, Rockland, Port
land, Boston, Bridgton Montreal and
quebec; 1000 A. N. for brunswick; Lew
Rangeley Rockland, Portland. Boston,
No Conway, Fabyans, Lancaster, Cor
nam, \; II, I hrrlig Fails, Gr9y,e s.,il;
No stratfc e ISagd il Pond c% ncbI tx
Portland: $50 L. NJ. lcxprcss) for Bruins
wick, Bath. ltockland, Lewiston. Port
land and Boston Cornish, Brideton, NJ:
Putnam every night for Lewiston Bath,
Portland and Boston; l.55 a. NJ. for Port
land and Boston.
GOING EAsT-1.25 A. NJ. might ex-
pressl Tor Skowhcgan, Bangor. Bar liar-
Dor, St. stephen. Calais, 81. John, Hall
fax and Aronst"ok county and to Wash
ington 60. K. Il; $40 A. NJ. for Water,
vile. Belfast, Sk"whegan, BanEor ah f
ton. Woodstock, ST. Jahn ana Halifax;
l2.5 T. NJ. lpcI! To Watcrviilc and Fan
gor aud Lewiston. via Oakland and Win-
throp: 80 H. NJ. express for WatcrNllic,
Bangor, Ear lIarbnr, Wash. co. H. r.,
Old Town. Patton and iinuiton, via u
A. r. r.: 3.i5 +. Nj. for WatCrviilc OAK
land. North Arson. Bingham. SkowheEan
Belfast, FoXcrott, GrccuVlllc. RanSnr,
old Town and MattaWamkcag; rs T. NJ.
for Matcrvillc.
sUNDAYs-Going West, :.55 a: n. for
for Brunswick, Bath, Portland ana Bus
ton. Going East. IS a. NJ. Bangor. ELS
worth ana Wash. 90. L. T.; 9.ij \. NJ
ana 80 l.. NJ. FIR WatcrviIlc and Bangor
The N.~ht pullman Train leaving al
is A. NJ. Monday morning. going east
does not connect for SkowhcGau nor on
Sunday morning for Belfast. foNcroit ~
beyond Bangor, except to Ellsworth ana
points on the Washington County Rail
road.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-26
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS.

Through tickets 10 California and All
points SoIth ANA West may ~ had Of y
II. Maker. ticket agent, Augusta, the
only office IT, Augusta selling via all
routes and checking baggage free ~ *
peuse.
GEO. +. EVANS. V r. & Gen. Man.
r l.. EOOTHBY, u. +. & I. A.
p,rtlanl Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-26
TwENTY.EIGHT GOOD HORSES

900 to 1860 lbs, must be sofa 10 nj a,
room for others soon to arrive 80,
good teams for the woods. me re- $50
drivers and business horses pros.
condition. sonnd and kind. ". NJ
colt, 90 Winthrop Court Aueu. oa.-d,f