Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-22


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Local Matters.
Cold for dog days..
1910
P. j. Hill of Skowhegan, was here yea.
day. Tr HAM saff
L. w. Boynton left, yesterday, for
Thomaston. -.....
Miss Blanche French of Fargo, Dakot.
is here on visit.
J.C. Spofford was here from Boston
yesterday, on business.
William Cooper was here, yesterday,
from Belfast, on business.
f. f. Davis and family have returned
from visit at Ocean Park. ...
The carriage makers will soon begin to
make repairs on the sleighs.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Burleigh are visiting
relatives in New Hampshire. -r
Mrs Herrie Brown and son, are visiting
at j. Il. Fossett's, 81 Court street.
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II Mr.. John Everson, attorney, Of Alma,
Neb., is in the city making visit.
Miss Kensell of Portland, is visiting Mrs.
Frederick Cony, Hospital street, East side.
H. L. Wing and wife of Thorndike, have
been visiting Mr.. Wings brother, ". W.
Wing.
Landlord Thsyer of the Augusta house,
returned, last evening, from visit to
Rockport.
Patrick Handy was brought to Jail from
Vassalboro, Tuesday, by the constable for
drunkenness.
George Williams, registry clerk ct the
postoffice, has returned from visit to
Ocean Point.
"The Maine Central bridge at Topshsm
is nearly completed" said railroad man,
yesterday, to the JOURNAL.
Miss Ellen Hamlen will leave on the 945
train, tomorrow morning, for Squirrel Is
land, where she will make visit.
Mr.. w. Ii. Mcdonald, the night editor Of
the Argus was in the city yesterday. He
and his wife are spending q vacation at
Randolph. ..-.
The marriage intentions of Mr.. John
Everson of Alma, Neb., and Miss Iva M.
Haskell of Augusta, have been filed at the
city clerks office.
The Bangor Daily News, Pemaquid
Messenger and Guilford Citizen have been
added to the papers on file at the Y. NJ. c.
A. reading room.
Schooner 4. W. Perry, now at the wharf,
will be loaded with cargo OF paving
blocks, amounting to about 10000, when
she discharges her load of coal.
The Y. M. C. A. flag has been taken
down to have the letters removed, it not De-
ing strictly allowable to have anything
printed or attached to the Stars and Stripes
Miss M. Z. Snow, who has been here
visiting her brother, j. +. Snow, went 70
Winthrop, Monday, where she will remain
a few days before returning to her home
in Boston. '''
Miss Sarah Bement has gone to De1ur
to pass her vacation, and Miss Helen sum
ner has gone to Brownville to make Vi'i''
Both are employed in Fowler & Hamleh'
dry goods store.
An excursion for the benefit OF the pa
tients of the insane hospital will DO run "
the Isle of Springs, Friday. The ho'Pi"'
band will furnish music on the boat anu
the orchestra will play at the pavilion I"
the Isle, where dance will be held.
Judge w. C. Philboook Of Watervllie'
was in the city, yesterday, on busines''
Next Monday evening he aud Hon. A. d.