Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-23

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
The Miller Lamp.
Saesmeu wanted.
See r. W. Soule' new ad.
10 Furnished rooms.
raine's Celery Compound.
For Sale-Stationory business.
Band Concert lakewood Park.
To Let-Cottage at Ocean Point.
Employment ageucy-s05 Water ST.
The Huntington Clothing Co.'S" uubo."
Chang. of time-kenncbec Steamboat Co.
Reorganization of the A,chison, Topeka &
Local Matters.
The caucuses are all over.
The river is full with logs.
Keeping cool is half the battle now adays.
i Where do you intend to spend your vaca-
ton? 1
Rev. II. b. Mathews was in the city,
Friday.
Mrs. Willis Bailey of Riverside, was in
the city, Friday.
Miss Ethel Prcble Of Gardiner, was in the
city, Friday afternoon.
IF. Salisbury of Chelsea, was here
Friday, on his bicycle. '.sv -,. 1
| There will be a boiling hot campaign"
said politician yesterday. '-.. ot..F ...s
G. N. Lawrence and daughter left for
Boston, yesterday morning. 4u r.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the YIN. C. A.
will meet Monday at 4 p. Nj.
The druggist has placed his tangl, foot fly
catching paper on the counter.
j. C. Spotford, architect of the new
Masonic temple, was here Friday.
Rev. c. S. Cummings and family will
leave, today, for Paris, on a visit.
Dancing this evening at lakewood park
and band concert tomorrow at 3 i5.
Miss Mollie Myrick has been confined to
her home the past week by sickness.
Rev. J. c. Williamson has returned from
the Congregational conference at Bangor.
Hon. George L. Beal is attending the
Society of the Potomac at Concord, N. II.
There was a rush at Blaisdell's clothing
store yesterday for the $5.3s Atwood serge
suits.
Rev. Mr.. Andrews of Old Town, was here,
Friday, visiting Prof. Cook and Rev. J. +.
Leland.
Mr.. Smith, lineman of the Postal Tele-
graph Cable Co. was here, Friday, from
Waterville.
Algie u. Green, who has been visiting in
THE city, left Friday, for her home at Liver
more Falls. ...... ,..
Geo. II. Mooers left last night for New
York, to be absent about two weeks on
business trip.
DR.. II. l.. Parsons wasa passenger on
the 1910 train, Friday morning, for
Squirrel Island.
Bert Norcross has just bought fine
dappled gray six-year-old horse TO drive on
his 10 cent team. .. ..s.4
Mrs. +. NJ. Bowman and Miss Carrie
Chapman caught IS handsome black bsssat
Togus pond, Thursday.
Hon. H. c. Burleigh, chairman State
board of assessors, passed through the city,
Friday, for Bath on business.
General Manager Carr of TIE American
Express Co., in this State, arrived here
from Bangor, Friday morning. 9.
Captain II. +. blanchard has purchased
the j. w. Patterson homestead, Middle
street, East eide, where be will live.
Photographer Hendee showed the jour
NAL an attractive Picture of the Young Lad
les Banjo and Guitar Club yesterday.
q The JOURNAL was misinformed, Thurs.
day. and an item was inserted that a party
of "Y's" held social at IIammond's grove
and it closed by dancing. 1t was not
party of "Y's."
A cargo of lC inch pipe has arrived from
the Ro1ford Pipe Works, Rodford, Va,
for the new force main from the pupping
station to the reservoir. This viii give two
lines to the reservoir, one lG inch and the
other IL inch. F"
Don't forget the Kindergarten recital
a. the Unitarian church parlors this after