Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-04

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Steamer Gardeners time table.
Chocolate soda-Thc Fuller drug store.
Change of time-Maine Cenirai Railroad.
Local Matters.
Mrs. Fred W. Chase passed Sunday At
Bath.
Charles Loyejoy of Sidney, was in the
city, Saturday.
A C. Stilphen, Esq, of Gardiner, wa, in
the city Saturday.
A bath tub has been placed in the Ill BY
j. II. Cogan & Co.
General Charles Hamlen Of Bangor,wu
in the city Saturday.
w. S. Badger left Saturday, for Range.
ley, on a fishing trip.
Miss Hattie Waite has returned to .Bos.
ton, after few days visit here.
Times are very hard in the West" said
man, Saturday, who had come from there
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The homeopathic doctors will hold their
State convention in this city. Wednesday.
George Z. Hathaway, the JOURNALS
Gardiner reporter, was in tie city, Saturday.
f. w. Boynton left for Portland, Sstur.
day, on business in connection with the A.
o. L. W. Lodge.
Mrs. Blaine and daughter, Mrs Dam.
rosch, arrived in the city, Saturday after
noon, on the $50 train.
Mrs. A. M. Really, who has been visiting
in the city, returned to her home in Port
land, Oregon, Saturday.
The schooner Kenner is at the wharf for
a cargo of paving blocks from the quarry
of the Augusta Granite Co.
c. c. Hunt expects to move out to Cob
bosseecontee lake very soon, where he will
pass the summer at his cczy cottage.
Paul Ashlen, the insane man mentioned
in Saturdays JoURN,E, was taken to his Old
home in Canada, by friends on Saturday.
State Superintendent OF Schools Luce,
will leave today for Castine, to make an e1.
animation of the Normal school at that
place.
The June quarterly payment of pensions
at the Augusta office begins today. 1t is
the first one under Captain Blacks admin
istration.
Charles Greenwood, hardware mer-
chant of Boston, and at one time engaged
in the same business in Augusta, was in
the city, Saturday.
Granite for the foundation of A. N. j.
Lovejoy's new house, to be built on Chapel
street, is being hauled. Work on the
building will soon begin.
General Cboate and M. S. Campbell left
here, Saturday afternoon, for Boston, to
attend the election of officers of the Ancien,
and Honorable Artillery Company.
The amount of money raised by the
Congregational church of this city during
the past year is 81 2l5 instead of Si.6lo,
as stated in yesterdays JOURNAL.
DR.. Scott Hills paper before the X. N.
II. & A. Society, Thursday evening, will be
entitled Father Gabriel Druillettes and
the Mission Of the Assumption on the Ken
nebec, from lG4G to 1852" Full attendance
requested.
In our issue Of Friday the treacherous
types made u, say that fletcher & Rollins
were putting the new glass front into Ben
netts restaurant. We intended to say thst
this work was being done by the well
known firm of fletcher & Robbins.
The porter and bell boys at the North
have been furnished with very neat and at
tractive uniforms of navy blue, with gold
braid trimmings ard brass buttons. Upon
the collar of each suit is worked in gold
letters the name of the position each holds.
They also have neat navy blue caps.
Some little books, two by three inches
and containing six pages, have been re-
ceived in the city. 1t is peculiar volume
and speaks truthfully for itself. Upon the