Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-10-18

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
Sspo'io.
10 lr-Srablc,
Vented Situation.
For Sale -Hicyc
BostoG Steamboat c..
Fail winter Gsrments-E. c. Leighton.
Amul ements ts-"Brownles in FaIryland"
Local Matters.
Only % prisoners ia Jail.
October is over half gone.
What are you going to DO Halloween
night?
j. l.. Neal of PiIsburg, Pa, was in the
city yesterday.
The problem is yet unsolved-Who rang
in the fire alarm?
Secretary McKeen left yesterday, for his
home at Fryeburg.
Those who have not paid their taxes are
being looked after.
Mrs. j. w. Beck left Wednesday morn.
ing for Concord, n H., to make visit.
Has the proposed line of railroad to
Cooper's Mills passed from recollectong
Mrs. Manila Stevens left Wednesday
afternoon, for Fort Fairfield, to visit her
dau9 h.er.
Remember that the steamer kennebec viii
leave Boston at instead of O'Clock in
the evening.
Grading has been done arouGd Trues
photograph saloon, Cony street, and the
roof has been repaired.
George w. Vickery, who has been very
i'll several weeks, was able to be down
street, yesterday morning.
Mrs L. Il. Bunker and Miss Bunker Of
Gardiner, and Leon f, Higgins of Bangor,
took dinner at the North yesterday.
Mrs. G. A. Wadswo-th and dsushter
Miss Edith returned, Wednesday from
Newcastle, where they have passed ten
days.
Workmen began yesterday to lay he
terra Gotta of the new Masonic temple.
Soon the front of this large building will
begin to present an attractive appearance.
Harry Little has accepted a position ia
Z. p. Smart's drug store. Mr.. Little was
clerk in Devine & Coughlins for some
time and was recently in business in Wal
doboro.
H. iuI 1dl VI MISS Ndbti w 'Sh' IA
who died at Calhoun, Ala on Sunday last,
will be today, from the Unitarian church,
in this city. Funeral services at IL A. M.
All friends of the family invited
Capt. VIM. Baker of the steamer Sagaea-
hoe was in the city yesterday. He ran the
Della Collins few months the first of the
season. The captain is sturdy seaman
has had years of experience and is avery
pleasant gentleman to meet.
Everett Roberts, who has conducted the
laundry at the hospital for some time, has
completed his work there and will leave 10
day, for Rockland, where he will begina
laundry business in partnership with Mr'
Perry, who has been employed in the Troy
laundry of this city.
Governor Cleaves and Doctor and MIS-
George w. Martin, were entertained Tues
day evening at the hospitable home OF Col'
and Mrs. E. C. Stevens in Chelsea
very pleasant evening was passed. Cover
nor Cleaves remained over night, returning
to Augusta Wednesday morning.
+. NJ. Thompson, one of the young men
admitted to the Kennebec bar TuesdH'
was presented with handsome cane yes
terday, by three of his intima'e frieno''
Harold X. Smith, law student IN hes'h
Tuell's office, City Solicitor +. j. Z. Ll''ie'
and L. M. Stevens, manager OF the fai
banks shoe store. 1t was beautifui si'
and one worthily bestowed.
Local Notice.
f. d. G.. Thompson, graduate OF VIZ,
liams College, Mass, a teacher OF ~ y, yeH.
experience, will take pupils IN Latn, "lg ,:.S
and French languages, or in any hus
branch. lie refers 10 Z '. c. ). Cuihhins0
and Rev. j. F. Leland. Application oa
be made to J. L. Corson. Esq, oensi"'
Secretary Y NJ C. A. octlobl'