Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-15

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Wanfed-Girl.
Lost-Silver watch.
DIR. Goodrich Cialrvoyant.
Local Matters.
Horse trotting at the park July 4th.
re. Towne left Thursday for Bo,,o,
j. S. Williamson was in Boston ye,,c,.
day.
Abbie E. Levi, went to vassalbo,o
Thursday.
The "Toy Shop" this evening at the Uni.
tartan yestry.
The schools will close for the summs,
vacation June 10th.
Graduating exercises at the Cony hirb
school next Thursday.
The day could not have been been better
for the ceremonies, yesterday.
Joseph Fossett will leave today for Iup.
enburg, Mass, on a few days visit.
Fresh cut flowers today at Partridge,
Drug Store, opposite the postoffce.
The JOURNAL had a pleasant call Thur.
day from Hon. Andrew Lacy of Wisc,,w.
The National Home band was entertainsS
at Hotel North while in the city YESTERDAY.
1t seemed as though everybody turned
out to the exercises of laying the corner
stones lately.
Hon. G. E.Macomber has been appointed
receiver Of the defunct Dover Street Rail.
way of Dover, N. II.
Colonel A. B. Farnham, postmaster at
Bangor, was one of the distinguished gentle.
men in the city Thursday.
c.. J. Duffy has purchased house on the
Belfast road, of the Robbins estate, and
will try farming on a small scale.
Colonel T. p. Shaw, paymaster of the
M. c. r. r., was in Augusta, Thursday,
and attended the corner stone exercises.
Rev. W. f. Livingston left, Tuesday,
for Williams, Mass, to attend the decennal
meeting of his class, and viii be abssnta
week.
On Gage street, at the residence OF MIS-
Mascot. are thrss. kittens-Yithout any tails,
and naturally they attract considerable
attention. ~ 4.isi3s. r.l4s
Each Sir knight of Trinity Commandery
wore pretty button-hole boutonniere, yes
terday, which was presented by Sir Knight
Chas. X. Partridge, -.
Mr.. Cbas. A. Drake Of Chelsea and Nj"
Clara M. Robbins of Augusta were married
at her home, Wednesday evening. They
will reside at Chelsea.
The city marshal informed the storekeep-
ers, yesterday morning, that all goods must
be taken off the sidewalks at noon, and
kept off thereafter, by order of the msyor.
Susie M. Drummond, employed at the
Allen publishing house, rode her bicycle
from here to Oakland and back the other
day distance of 80 miles. Her compan
ions thought she couldn't do it.
), Capital Hose Company and Volunteer
Hose Company of this city viii participate
in the firemen's muster at Richmond the
Fourth'cf July. Theslatter company Will
compete for the running prize. T he Copy
High School life and drum corps will &C.
company the boys. "a. e.
The work of building the bicycle track
at the Augusta driving park i, steadily 3D.
vancing toward completion. 1t will prooa-
ably be finished by July 4, but the races
most likely, will be held on the race cour'e'
on account Of the bicycle track not being -
full half mile, and may not be surveyed by
that time. ..f
The pretty German play called "Ihe
Toy Shop" will be given Saturday, June
l6, at the Unitarian church psrlor''
Thitty-sight little children have been ou''y
rehear.iug this play for two weeks, and Their
efforts to please their friends and to hep
on the charity Of the fresh air fund, desefw