Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-11-08

Harvey, HaIiOWell, caSn, 81, Il. Wdic,
Maine Farmer, ! year: Peter Coro, le-
gal service, IS. Lendall Titcomb; n. \.
Libby, cash, S.. Hotel North; j. U.
Wing, cash, So, Michael Burns; Maud
w. Mosher, box cigars, F. r. Part
ridge; Walter Cottingham, livery, -. =.
L. Cushman; j. Holt, violin or vloiih
outfit, IS, F. A. Dennis; James Carey,
IS50 cigars. Isaac Bennett; warren
bruce. dental work, So, DIR. +. HAM,
George Grant, medical attendance, 90
DIR. w. johnson; T. A. Heiskeil, Ban
gor. laundry, IS, White Cloud laundry;
Paul Blanchet. tuition, 81, Int. Corrs.
Schools; James A. Woodward. clothes
wringer. $3.50, j. H. Cogan; Byron
Boyd, 20 shaves. NJ. o. Savage;
Evangeline Paguin, one-haf dozen
witchhazel and almond cream
u. F.. Young; Mrs. James
Woodland, collar box, c. E. Murphy;
Fred l. Leach, gold. s., ]. V. Lane; l.. ID.
Harris, dental work. DIR. j. Wilder; u.
N. Smell, Madison, 100 cigars, Geo. ID.
Haskell; w. l.. Sampson, medical ser"
vices. s., DIR. Lincoln; Geo. p. Potter,
violin. s., Staples, Smith & Moody; Blaine
owen. medical services. S., DR.. G. Il.
Friend; John C. Wing, wall paper, $3.50.
C.. Real & Co.; f. w. Reynolds, cigars.
SO. q. V. Page; Mrs. E. +. Griffin, shoes,
S. 80, F. l.. Hersey; John X. Condor. per-
fumery, John COughlin; Geo. II. Hol-
brook Hallowell, work, 81, Delano
Shaw; Charles Waltham, Togus. medical
services, s., DIR. G. Z. Washburne; ]. c.
Kirkpatrick, goods. So, III. Chernowsky;
A. d. Weeks Dbl. crackers, F. NJ. Hayes
Il Son; ticket 532. groceries, So, Casavant.
Cloutier Co. j. NJ. Travers. Boston, leSa,
services. s., F. J. C. Little; ]. III. Gregorie,
gold coin, so. w. Fl. Gannett; Orvilie
Roberts. cash, 81, David Owen; Will
Chase, cuff buttons. $3.50 +. G. Hilton;
Frank A. Marden hat, E. f. Davis & Co;
w. F. Troop, East Pittston, 100 cigars,
C. f. Sturgis; Fred n. Pinkham, rocking
chair, r. w. Soule; J. NJ. Cardarett, cleo
trio lamp, so, *. l.. * III. Co.; Henry
Roderick, gold. s.. Byron Boyd; Chas.
Sweeney, pipe, $50. j. II. Gregorie; Ed
win Taylor, 80 cigars, c. S. Bowman;
Geo. NJ Bean. fish, $3.50. Harvey & Dag
gett; w. J. GlaZier. livery, 81, Henry
Cummings; ticket 1929, Gardiner, dental
work, s.. DIR. G. +. Hathorne; F. c. Has
kell. cigars, A. r. Mari & Co; f. NJ.
Brann, Is shayes, l.. Il. Merrill: Joseph
f. Halett, ice, May and June. 81, S. c.
Webster; l.. l.. Cooper, ladies' dressing
case, Bowditch & Webster; w. S. Bald
win, umbrella. 81. +. Fl. Jenkins; Swift
e. Turner, clock, Sc, II. p. Lowell; Soule
Syndicate, goods worth 50 at T. p. Ken
ney's; Chester A. Cardarette, weekly
Kennebec journal l year; Isaac Clark
81 IL
Woodland, legal services, S., E. w. White
house; II. =. Moores, legal services, S.
Williamson &, Blrleigh: C. S. Bowman, 5
lbs. coffee, Merrill Brothers; ]. c. Kirk
patrick. gold, $40. Hon. p. o. Vickery
Geo. Patterson. clothing, 81, Beck Cloth
ing Co.; T. J. Ellis, Daily Journal l year
Eugene f. Pomerleau. having sold
the largest number of season tickets
was presented with a handsome gold
watch. Mr.. Pomerleau disposed Of 14S
tickets.
Daniel Buckley was successful in the
contest for the harness. His friends
turned in $.3.52 for him; Geo A. Piper
had $1,000 to his credit, and +. T.. Tay-
lor $14.14; making n total of $13i.16.
Miss Lottie harrington may have the
choice of gold watch or diamond
ring. The sum OF 1916 was secured
for her by Annie Gaslin, and the lit
tie girl will be presented with a fine
opal ring. Miss Alice NJ. DOherty had
5000. which was raised entirely by
Mabel Libby. Hazel Roberts and Belle
Black.
The Savage rifle went to M. J. Wat
III. :. ~.
guessed that the shoe suspended from
the chandelier was II feet and inches
from the floor; it was II feet, 81
inches. The sofa pillow with lace ruff
files went to ]. NJ. Gates. East Vasal
boro, because he guessed there were
200 beans in a bottle: the bottle con
tanned pol beans. o. Vigue took thu
large shawl, and Forrest BuZzell the
small one.
Mr.. Wight guessed that the watch,
locked in the box for "a hours, wouiG
stop at o'clock. 1t stopped at $50.
and he got a handsome mantel clock
rs q present.
Annie Casavant guessed that the
handsome X. p. cake weighed {
pounds, Is ounces, it weighed half an
ounce IIloIe.
Miss Maud Carleton secured hand
some oil painting because she guessed
nearest the weight of n big corn bal
which hung in the center of the hall
Miss Carleton also obtained a fine
Smyrna rug, 36xG7 inches in size, as
she came within a foot or so of the
length of a bundle of tape. She guess
ed "A feet and inches; the tape meas
ured - feet and inches.
The blue sofa pillow went to Miss
Margaret Sutherland. She guessed the
exact difference in the weight of two
packages. which was 8 pounds.
The Filipino drinking cup went to
Clarence Il. Partridge. A barrel OF
-four went to Kingsbury b. Piper and
another to Mrs. Eliza Allen. Geo. +
Temple got the Bristol fishing rod.
The grand military ball was unde,
the direction of Capt. c. +. Sturtevant
door director. His assistants were
Maj. X. j. Noyes and James T.. Kings
ley. The aids were Capt. f. ]. Brown,
Capt. ]. +. Stearns. Lieut.. Z. p. Dill,
Lieut.. c. w. Kicker. Lieut.. T. NJ. Ware.
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