Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-13

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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TODAY.
Lost-Glove.
Wanted-Girl
Ladies wanted.
Manager wanted.
The Flu Ter Drug Store.
dertakeis-Trount & Bates.
Barzains-Lennan SDaulding.
Now Is the ttme-C. ii. Nasoa.
Je e!ers-kirkpatrick Vicksrv.
Word sbout coflee--E. w. Church.
Raymond's Vacation Excursions.
Local Matters.
Ole Georgiarl be n clover
When The melon seasons over
An the blue smoke from the cabins curin'
higher:
And sh, IL have enough for boastin',
With the hick'ry nuts a roastin'
An the tatcrs ies' bankin' up the fire
Atlanta Consultation
Geo. o. Crockett of Rocklanl was in the
city Friday.
J. Clair Minot of Bowdoln college ".
here Friday.
Men were at work Friday papering the
office of the Cony House.
Hon. j. Manchester Haynes was in
Skowhegan Friday on business.
Miss Mollie Couehlin was out yesterday
for the first time since her illness.
A local flower dealer reports the quality
Ct flowers as being extra fine this year
Thomas Leigh, Jr., is in Portland attend
ing court AMI will probably return Monday.
1t is said that the show wi ich comes Mon
day and Tuesday has As persons in the
company.
Mrs. ]. f. Bean is able to sit up PIT
Of the day. She las been very sick with
la grippe.
DR.. CrOOker was said to lie quite com.
Portable Friday despite the report that he
was very sick.
The Augusta Lodge, A. o. L. W, ex-
poets to initiate some ~ candidates next
Monday night.
F. c. Perkins, M. d., has just purchased
of Z. L. Marson fine top sleigh, made at
the State prison.
Teachers meeting at the VIM. X. Smith
Grammar schoolhouse this afternoon a
$50 o'clock. Subjects; Language and
Composition.
There was universal sorrow expressed on
the street Friday afternoon when the news
of the death of William r. Smith, ESQ,
was received.
Mrs. Betsey z. Erskine is sick in bed a,
home ard four other people in the same
family are confined to their beds by the pre-
vailing epidemic.
The gas pipe furnishing power for East
side consumers leaked slightly near the
west entrance to the bridge. Men were re-
pairing it Friday.
+. W. Mathews was called to SkoWhe-
gan Friday by the illness of Bis brother,
Rev. r. B. Mathews. He found him quite
sick but more comfortable than in the
morning.
Those who have seen the half man and
half horse now exhibition at the museum at
the North end of Water street, say it is a
wonderful sight and peculiarly seldom
witnessed.
The latest reports from the numbering
operations abou. the Moosehead lake re-
gion are that the conditions are very favor
able. There is now about two feet of snow
and but little crust.
The Electric Light Company have pat on
an all night patrolman, l.. G.. Haskell as
Stunning the task of keeping the lights
trimmed and burning. An extra man WILL
however, be required for trimmer.
The remains of d. A. Leighton were
taken to the Jewett schoolhouse Fnly
forenoon. The funeral was held at the
schoolhouse at 10 A. NJ, and The remains
were buried in the Coombs or Mt. Vernon
avenue cemetery.
Bean & Burbank, successors to Fox @
Co., confections, ray they are doing gioa
business despite hard times. Mr.. BurtahN
has charge of the outside work, Mr.. Bean
remaining in charge of the manufac!ufy'
Mr.. Burbank left here yesterday for a UP
to Windsor and Somerville.
The latest in the calendar line IS one So''
ten out by Boston artisi representing