Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-12

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
Pupils Wanted.
Bsll's Dress Stays.
See Our Pattern Offer.
City Laundry, Gardiner.
Dirigo Stamp Company.
Sec JOURNALS Coupons on lat page.
Important Observation-Disclosures jour.
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Local Matters.
The Boys Curiosity.
1.-THE curious boys investigate
The danger signal where fhcv skate,
And having read the sign they 20
To see how far the ice below
The signboard post doth penetrate"
Postmaster Lynch will be in Washington
this week.
A. S. Bangs made business trip to Fan.
gor Saturday.
Alphonso Clark was in the city from Sid.
ney, Saturday.
A man from Shawmut was taken to the
hospital Saturday.
Mrs. John Boardmsn and child left for
Auburn Saturday.
A. p. Yates of Watervile was in the city
Saturday evening.
Seventy prisoners in the Jail Satur.
day morning. The numbers are decreasing
gradually.
DR.. S. H. Weeks of Portland was called
here Saturday in consultation with DR..
Fredericks.
L. J. Delano of the Augusta Beef Co.,
went to Pittsaell, Saturday to spend Sun
day at bis home
Forest Goodwin, Esq, one of the Leading
attorneys of Skowhegan, was in the city tn
business Saturday.
The ladies' Of Free Baptist Society
will give turkey supper at their vestry,
Thursday evening of this week.
Robert IL. Thompson was at the Augusta
house Sunday calling on friends. He is
now making his home in Boston.
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Rev. Henry l.. Griffin, of Bangor wMa
guest at the North SUNDAY. fIe exchanged
pulpits with Rev. j. S. Williamson.
Judge Haskell was at the Augusta hOuc
Saturday. He drove to this city from Gin
ton through The storm and nj,yed it.
Mrs. Abby Avery, widow Of the late l..
G. Avery, died, Sunday, at the age of 60
years. The funeral will be on Tuesday al
2 =. nj.
There is to be grand masquerade ball at
Meonian hall on "Wednesday night. Feb.
I4th. Monaghan's orchestra Of Randolph,
is to furnish music.
Mr.. Julius Hart of Boston has accepted
the position of orgaDist at the Congrega-
tional church of this city. He was pupil
of the late Eugene Thaycr.
Officer George Simpson of Wstervillc' ar
rived on the 10 o'clock train Saturday in
charge of Lewis Alord, who was given 30
days in the Jail for drunkenness.
Walter Ray, formerly employed in the
tailoring shop of the late A. j.. Hall, b"
returned from brief visit to his home in
waterville. He will engage in canvassing
for time.
The rush for books at the JOURNAL count
ing room has been very large this week, and
seems to increase as people find out the
merit of the great coupon offers now run
ming in our columns.
DR.. G. w. Martin reports the child IN
Readfield, Ruby Leavitt, who receiveds
severe fracture of the skull recently 10
be recovering. The danger is over. IL
was two weeks Saturday since the accl'
Dent.
Mrs. and Mrs. Jesse Hall, who were
here attending the funeral of their son, the
late A. J. Hall, returned TO their home I'D
Dsmsriscotts Mills, Saturday morning.
Mr.. Emile Hall, brother of the deceased
accompanied them.
The new Troy steam laundry in RIVER
side block is busy place. The proprietor
N[essrs. Bradbury & Morrison, are mucn
pleased with the large business which tney
have succeeded in building up WITHIN
comparatively short time.
Read the I'd Of H. 4. Tibbetts in snosneI
column. A special sale for one week Of