Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-02-24
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
Farm for sale
Waited -Prin'cr.
~ anted-(QttAge.
Parkcr's Hair Balsnm.
Few good men wanted.
NotIce-Wood 4 Harvey.
Business cards-W II Carter.
Spring hats-E. 4. Davis & Co.
Iatie wrapper r. q. Leighton
No " CD CuiOn Fare insurance Society.
See our new coupon oier-FAmous Paintings OF
the World.
Local Matters.
Spring styles will soon be in vogue.
Seats for Dixey's Adonis at the box of.
fee at A. NJ.
Will II. Fogg returned Friday from a
business trip to Sidney.
Mrs. B. F. Eaton was among the visitors
from Skowhegan, Friday.
Mr.. Stewart of Belgrade was among the
visitors to the city Friday.
W. II. Baldwin is on a visit to hin old
home at Fredericton, N. B.
Mr.. B. L. Nicholas has recovered suili.
ciently from his sickness to be out Friday.
Mr.. w. w. Ray left Friday morning for
waterville. to spend few days at his
home.
gentlemen friends it'll whist Thurslsy
evening.
Mrs. Solomon Hammond of Sidney, was
among the out of town visitors to the clpi-
tai Friday.
Mr.. Leslie Weeks, who has been in the
city several days. returned to hi, home in
Jefferson Friday.
J. G. knight, who has feen quite i'll with
congestion Of the brain for several weeks
is again able to be about.
Gen. Choate attended the grand banquet
of the Ancient Artillery Co., which was
held in Boston this week.
A. c. Hall will accept q position as press
man in the tailoring shop to be opened by
C. W. Townsend next week.
George M. Andrews. foreman of the
Gospel Banner office, has been confined to
the house few days by sickness.
Geo. V. Stevens, clerk at the Gippy
drug store on State street is at bis home in
Hsllowell sick with typhoid fever:'-"
C. w. Rice, manager of Baldwin Bros.
brok or ofiice here, left Fri'ay afternoon
for New York, where he will remain over
Sunday.
1t has been remarked that it will probably
be necessary to patro nize the "lott" ad
column of the Journal to find the Demo
cratic party in Augusta, after the election.
A tip-over occurred Ffiiay morning in
front Of the Riverside block. The sleigh
81 .wed into the Electric Road track sud
denly, frightening the horse which evil
IDENTIFY meant to runaway, but was caught.
The sleigh was slightly damaged.
The Lend-a-Hani Circle of Kings
Daughters met with Mrs. l.. w. Mason on
the Bangor road, Friday afternoon. This
society has done a great amount of good
this winter by supplying clothing and ether
NJ cessities for poor folks. Quftc lars'
amount of clothing has been made.
The "caramel party" given Thursday
evening at Miss Alice NJ. Gallasheris home
was given by three young ladies Of the Cony
High school, Miss Gallagher. Miss Alice II.
Macomber and Miss May Philbrook. About
fifty young ladies and gentlemen were pres
en-, all enjoyed very pleasant evening
Wasl ington's birthday anniversary wasa
memorable event in the household OF Mr..
T. M. Rumrey because of the advent of a
fine nine round girl. George Washington
was doubt proud to be the "Father OF
Ills Country" but Mr.. Rumney takes just