Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-20

Rank Notice.
wuuted-(sirl.
Wanted-Rent.
For Sa,e-pullies.
Wauied-Your Cabinet.
For Sale-CarriAge, etc.
Wanted-Machine Work.
Shades-Tronaot 3 Bates
IA. Doe-PhotoGrapher.
For Sale-Graoite tool, etc.
Wauted-A Capable Woman.
Horne shoeing-E. II. Jackson.
The Pre- Digested Food Companv.
Tasker B~os.-Hattcrs and Outftters.
I.adies' Uaderwear : buckley 3 Goodrich
Easter Flowers-Ben Venue Greenhouses.
Local Matters.
Albert A. Taught of Sidney was in the
city Monday.
Mr.. George Jackson of waterville is in
Augusta visiting.
A. W. Chase returned Monday from a
trip to Waterville.
Mrs. DR.. Hill is in Lewiston visiting her
sister Miss Ida Metcalf.
]. NJ. Arnold returned Monday from a
short visit to Waterville.
Hon. C. A. Marstcn of Skowhegan, was
here on business Monday.
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L. +. johnson of Bangor was among the
guests at the North Monday.
Robin redbreast hiss come back and will
,gin housekeeping before long.
Calanthe Lodge, X. of p. will work The
knight rank Wednesday evening.
One case of typhoid fever reported to
Health Officer Frederick last week.
w. S. Ames returned Monday from
Skowhegan, where he passed Sunday.
Mrs. II. c. Pierce passed Sunday with
friends in Waterville, returning Monday,
Councillor Atwood remained in the ity
over Sunday returning home Monday morn-
ing. 81
The business men will rejoice when the
country roads are dried up and the travel
ing good.
J.W. Beck will supply the music at the
Congregational church during the services
this week.
H. E. Blaisdell returned from Skowhe-
gan, Monday morning, after passing Sun
day at that place.
F. W. Plaisted left Monday morning on
trip South. He will join his father and
family at Aiken, s. C.
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A concert will be held in the Methodist
church Sunday evening. Arrangements are
being made for special music.
A. d. Ward left Monday night on the
Pullman for New York, where he will re-
main several days on business.
Rey. J. S. Wi liz nson returned from
Portland Monday m ,rning, where he eI-
chang d pulpits with Rev. Or. Fem.
Mrs. G. T. Stevens, who has been very
sick for three weeks with pneumonia, is re-
covering and il able to sit up little each
day.
Miss Julia Richards passed Sunday with
friends in this city, returning to her home
in Richmond Monday on the 1910 A. NJ.
train.
The attention of the JOURNALS readers
is called to the new book offer, by irides'
which appears this morning in another part
Of the paper.
Tasker Bros. will open their new store
on or about March 81, at the Rowse jewelry
stand, with full line of hats, caps and
furnishing goods.
The Augusta China Decorators Club VIII
have at the Unitarian parlors today and to-
morrow their Easter exhibition and SALE
1t will be private.
Bicyclisls are getting their wheels ou'
again, ard Mr.. Frank Clark is very bu'iy
employed in putting number OF them ID
condition at his shop under Bates q
Tfouant's undertaking rooms.
John Priest, the expert base ball pitcns''
passed through Il e city Monday on bis way
to Lynn, Mass. He will probably JOIN Tue
Portland team this season, as he hiss re-
ceived favorable offer, and thinks he may
accept.
A very pretty wedding occurred 81 "s
Universslist parsonage, Saturday evening"
Miss A. Belle Litchneld and Mr.. Anea
J. Young being married by Rev. >. e.
Leland. The young couple we're ITO"
Chelsea and will make their home ="
Hallowell.