Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-18
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Samples-At Augusta House. .J
| Flowers for Graduation-C. X. Partridsc's.
/ Local Matters.
Saturday was a scorcher.
The rush in house painting is about o,.,
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| 1t is fine weather for the summer re,o,t.
Alonzo Carson of Chicago, was in the CITY
Saturday.
Soda water and other cold drinks ,oa
well Saturday.
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Mrs. F.'C. Perkins left for Lynn, Mass.
Saturday morning.
Repairs are teing made at St. Marx,
Home, Winthrop street.
Mrs. Eva l.. Hall and little son Chsuncy
have returned from Winthrop.
F. W. Colby will leave today for Boston
to purchase line of paper hangings.
W. d. S,inson and family passed Sunday,
at camp Refuge, Cobbosseecontee lake.
The Electric road lost only one trip, Sal.
urday, on account of the thunder shower.
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| The third class of the Cony high school
had fine party at Hammond's grove Satur.
day. = -.+ w.
| J. P. Whitehouse and family leave this
morning for Parkmsn, where they hsvea
summer cottage.
Hon. ]. W. Bradbury was at Brunswick,
Saturday, on business in connection with
Bowdoin College.
A number of Augusta people were at To-
gus Saturday, to attend the Memorial day
exercises at the Home.
The city assessors are now busy in the
city government rooms arranging their
books to make the taxes.
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F. w. Plaisted, Esq left, Saturday
afternoon, for Bangor, where be pissed
Sunday with bis parents.
A. w. Foster and Herbert G. Brown are
throwing fishing lines at Cold Stream pond,
in the vicinity of Enfeld. H..
| Mr.. and Mrs. ID. V. Thompson of New
ark, N. j. are visiting at DR.. W. L.
Thompson's, State street.
An ice broker informed the JOURNAL Sat-
urday, that he thinks the Kcnnebec supply
of ice will be in great demand thi, summer.
| C. II. O'Brien, manager of the Postal
Telegraph Cable Co., in this city, has re-
turned from few days business trip to Bos-
ton. ~
Clief Justice Fuller and family arrived
in the city, Saturday afternoon, on the Fly
ing Yankee, and are stopping at the Augnsts
House.
Straw hats, linen busters, low shoes fans,
open windows, ice-cream, summer clothes
ics-water, and other coolers are in demand
these days. @
S. C. Perry, Esq. of Portland, law partner
of Governor Cleavcs, left for bis home
Saturday morning after a pleasant visit al
| the Capital.
! The sidewalk between Morrills barber
shop and +. Z. Smart's drug store is 10
very bad condition and someone will haves
badly sprained ankle some day.
| Horace Purinton of Waterville, was III
the city, Saturday. He has finished build
ing the big chimney at Togus, having COM
pleted the work in the short time of Is days.
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Judge Hall, w. s. Choste, clerk OF
courts, and Sheriff Norton came down from
Waterville, Saturday, to pass Sund'y IN
the city, court at that place being adjourned
until today.
| Another team hauling granite paving
block from Young's granite quirry ran
away, Saturday morning, from Pet'io'
gilrs Corner, to Cony street, but Luckily
was caught before any damage was done.
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