Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-17
Daily Eeaaebet Journal
MONDAY. APRIL II. 1905,

NaAAr " tlAAAp Au1 reeolQfloBA Of
pe ehaleed at the rate Of ten cents,
All advertising xRnoIncemeuts az s,,..
ments whese object ia the raising OF moss.
charged At the rate of fifteen cents = linz. ~
Advertising notices. news form win ~ $780,.
nom our local columns, except such A. ,sssN
advertisers cccalying space In our asiyrr,is,ssS
IN gmps, and w,ii De run under separate ~ =
suessriheis who fail to receive the Iou,,..
pramfay VII confer favor BY nottiyiss ~
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.
Lost--Noney.
i.ost-Watch.
foand--keys,
Wsnte,l--laiics
For Salt,-W agous
Wsnted-,Hoase girl.
llinery- l.. H. Buck.
Northern inyestmcut Co.
Clothing -Ttnkham i Sherhuru.
Amusemenfs--The Old Homestead
,Local yJlatters.
Miss Partridge's school opens TO-DAY
G. +. Gannet', commander of Seth vii,
hams post, has been chosen as nsco,....
Day marshal.
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The regular meeting of the Unity Cy,A
appointed for this evening, win be Do.,.
poned one week.
Mr. Frank Clark, who has been the fo,s.
man in Smiley's broom handle factory h..
secured position in the electro,ype fouo.
dry,
Fuil-hedged winter, Saturday. Cold nm,
raw till Il o'clock, it then began to ,,,-
and continued showing the remainde, 4,
the day,
The Vickery Hill ball team, Ed Lsu.
lit, captain, has challenged the Cannot, A
Morse team for game to begin mepM
Memorial Day.
Two large digesters o9xl0 feet are ,oo,
to be added TO the number on the sulnh;,,
pulp mill. They were almost comnle,ss
when the hoilermakers in Boston struck
Augusta people were glad to greet ,hs
Della Collins again when she steamed IN
to the wharf in this city nj / O'Clock Sa,ur.
day. Her familiar whistle is all that /,
all that is needed to assure us that spring !.
really here.
An admirable assortment of fine spring
and summer millinery is hat is ar,is,carv
displayed at Miss l.. Il. Bucks rooms over
the American Express Company's office
Miss Buck has but recently returned from
trip to Boston.
The small boys mother will know No
peace now that Pinkham & Sherburne have
offered to give away splendid nickel
plated air rifle with $l2 worth of clothing
purchased of them. That is, he won't ill
she takes advantage of the bargains thew
are offering.
Adjutant Brengle, district commander
for Maine and New Hampshire. will con-
duct meetings in the Salvation ARMY bar.
racks ON Monday and Tuesday nights the
18th and 18th. The Salvationsts eIpeet
what they call "a glorious time" Every.
body il invited to come.
,,. -.
Chief Kicker is very DESTROYS that the
fire department should all take part in the
Memorial day parade in full dress uniform.
The men seem anxious To accent the invita-.
ton of Seth Williams post to particinate.
and it is thought that at least 80 men will
turn out on that day. II certainly il bonea
they may be able to do so.
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men will take the property and increase the
business by putting in machines for making
mouldipcs and bouse FURNISHINGS
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The class of '93 at tho Cony High School
has voted to have individual pictures taken
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Nearly all of the very many and beaut-
full floral tributes sent by the friends Of the
late Mrs. Hill came from Maine florists.
This would hardly have been possible
few years ago. One beautiful piece,
Gates Aiar." that came from Buu's was
chiefly composed of Mel roses and lilies.
This calls to mind the fhct that Mr.. Burr
few years ago builed rose tree in hs
greenhouse in such a manner that he prae-
tically has n corner of the market for Neil
roses ont of season. By some method
known to himself he succeeded in 40 bud
lin, H.. &C., a.. -..,:t-t 1900 .,, Lo,ns