Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-29

ES- consul General TO Samoa, and
GOVERNOR HENRY 3. cLEAvss,
will address the citizens of Augusta at the opera
lioue
TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. Alb,
Hon. John L. Stevens will preside.
Music by Higgins Military Band.
Ladies invited.
Speaking to commence at eight
O'Clock. o. r.f f.. l....#.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
Wanted Girl.
Wanted-W oman.
Republican rally.
To let-T,nement
Excursion to Boston.
TO let Furnished rooms.
Cut prices-U Noel Sleeve.
Cut howers-C. X. Partridge.
Amusemeots-1he Two sisters.
Fall styles in hats-E r. Davis & Co.
Local Matters.
A. c. Chase was here Monday from Ssco,
Fred Durham was here, Monday, from
Deering.
Miss Unice Merrill has gone to Water
vile, to pass vacation.
Captain Augustus Smith of the National
Home, Togus, was here on business yes
terday.
Mrs. Il. J. Roberts and Mrs. ID. X. San
ford are visiting Mrs. L. A. Stubs, at
Riverside Villa"
Mrs. j. E. Parker has gone to Albion
and Weeks Mills to make a weeks visit
among friends and relatives.
A slab of granite weighing IA tons was
taken from the Fuller quarry, Monday, and
will be shipped to Quincy, Mass.
Win Tasker, manager of Tasker Bros.
store in this city, has gone to New York, to
select a fall and winter line of mems fur
nishiDgs.
G. f. Dunton will leave, Wednesday
night, for Washington, ID. c., to take charge
of series of experiments to be made by
the government in electroiype work.
Autographs and bills advertising the
Circus Clown" which will be here Sept
I bo;n ,,l, ~, MIA
yesterday, both here and in Gardiner and
Hallowell.
You can get Whit of old ocean and
pass very enjoyable day by joining the
excursion on the Maine Central to Hsrps-
well and Orr's Island. Fare from Augusta
only 81 80. Take the regular morning train,
leaving Augusta at CPS.
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Wedding cards have been received in the
city announcing the marriage of Mr.. A. W.
Torrey and Miss d. G.. lie Fevre at Lynn,
Mass. Mr.. Torrey was at one time EN-
ployea in C. II. Nason's store in this city
and is now travelling salesman for the
United Shirt & Collar Co.
The Maine Central will not run any
special trains to attend the Eastern Maine
fair. Inquiries have been made If the 9l2
train eastward will run to Bangor, but 1t
will only go TO Waterville, so that If you
take this train you will reach Bangor at
p. NJ and by taking the GAG P. NJ, train
you will arrive in Bangor at o'clock.
The Sons of Veterans of this city say
that the new ritual accepted at the national
encampment recently held at Davenport
Iowa, will constitute the three degrees,
something that has been tried for durpg
several years. The work was written oy
young lawyer of Illinois, for which he re-
ceived several hundred dollars. Ii VIII
probably be in use here about 1895.
ARRANGEMENTS are rapidly being perfected
for the Flower festival at the Maine State
Fair. 1t will probably occupy the morning
of Thursday of fair week. Eminent
speakers have been engaged. 1t is hoped
that the Augusta district will not be bebino
the others, but will send at least one cai-
rage for the parade. The club In 'D''
division is increasing. The little town 81
Monmouth having already sent more tnsn
fifty membership fees.
Have you had visit to the seashore tni'
year? II not why not take the train from
here, Thursday morning at G.25, pay SLOW
and go toPortland, Harpswell, and offs"
land. B. L. Pennell, excursion agen' "a
the Maine Central was here from Brun''
wick, Tuesday, making arrangements io'
the trip, which he will personally conduct
An excursion will be run from here 70 'n'
White Mountains, September IL, TO faiw
ington the 22nd, TO Rocklsnd, InomA'
ton and Camden the 26th. ~
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