Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-20

AUGUSTA LOCALS.
Fowl is very plentiful in the markets.
Bargains in jevelry At The Rowse store
today.
Thomas Leigh, Jr., made : trip to Boste n
Thursday.
Picking ice was popular job Fridsy
along Water street.
Augustus Bailey Of Gardiner, was in the
city Friday on business.
John Gro,ton was able to be ont Friday
after several days struggle with the grip.
Market Square was filed with team, Fri
day, loaded with hay, straw and wood.
A. R. Bracket of Freeport was one Of
the visitors to the capital city Friday.
z. G. Storer who has been confined to
the house for five weeks, is improving.
Frank Foster of Chandler's Mills was in
the city yesterday, calliug on old friends.
rs. Staples, who has been calling OF
old friends here, has returned to Providence.
Mrs. Amos Wilier, who has baen con-
fined to her bed for several days is improv-
ing.
Mr.. Chas. Milliken, who has been con-
fined at home with rheumatism, is improv-
ing.
ReIaig were bling made to the hot water
heating apparatus in DR.. J. 4. Tuell's off ce
Friday.
Chas Paine is home from the Institute of
Technology Of Boston, on visit to his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Deeripg of Mel
rose, are visiting Mr.. behring's mother on
State street.
There is some talk of giving a charity
ball in Meonian hall during the early part
of February.
II. A. Rand, the music dealer, is on a
business, trip to Boston and New York for
several days.
w. B. Kendall, manager of the Ssgada-
hoe Fe rtil.zer Co. of Bow doinham, was in
the city Friday.
Mrs. Getcheli who has lived on Swan
street for several years will leave mex. week
for Massachusetts.
The work of clearing out the electric
road continues. The snow was dumped in
to the river Friday.
f. T. Noble is in Rockland on business
connected with the various insurance COM
panies be represents.
The insurance has been adjusted on the
Hotel North building. The amount Of in
surance was S50lG
A. M. Wight has secured room under
Union hall where he will conduct his jew
eiry business for while.
CT. Carpenter of Wat.rville was in the
city Friday in the interests of booming the
stock of the Clover Medicine Company.
1--WE never put up better ice on the
Kennebec," remarked one of the leading ice
men Friday. The ice is even better than last
year.
George Emery, who is employed in the
Auburn shoe factory, is home with an in
jured hand He is staying with is mother
on Sewall street.
Bean & Burbank are making very fine
di plays of confectionery. One window is
devoted to particularly fine display of
fruit CONNECTIONS.
The last dance in the course of assem-
blies given by NJ. S. Holway, Esq, takes
place Friday evening next. The course
has been a very pleasant one.
The subject Of Rev. c. 5. Cummings
lecture in the Methodist church Sunday
evening will be "Uncrowned Queens"
Music by the Winthrop Street Quartet.
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bulletin YVES displayed in front OF the
Y. NJ. C. A. rooms Friday advertising the
recital by Miss f. NJ. Shonh in the Free
Baptist church Thursday evening next.
Marshal Crawford returned Thursday
nigh. from Bangor where he made arrange
ments for the burial Of his nephew, who
committed suicide at that place this week.