Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-27

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Bicy Gle cleaning.
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To lc.-Furnished rooms.
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Local Matters.
Miss l.. J. Richards left Mondsy morning
for South Paris. q
The Governor and Council will be in
session Thursday.
Don't forget that the board of registra-
lion meets next Tuesday.
The lille Akerstrom Company left Mon
day morning for Bangor.
Colonel Elias Milliken was a passenger
on the 9.33 train, east bound, Monday.
NJ. +. Nash was passenger on the 1910
train Monday morning for Lisbon Falls.
Bepjsmin II. Fiied of Belgrade, was
among the out-of-town visitors to the city
Monday.
Dan F. Knowlton of the firm of Knowl-
ton 4 Young, is confined to the house BY
sickness.
The plumbers were rejoicing Monday
morning upon having work repairing bursted
water Iipes.
Mrs. Horace North and Mrs. Henry
Bradbury left for Boston, MONDAY morning
on the TO- 10 tain.
J. j. Maher and son and Richard Palmer
have returned from trip to Boston, in the
interest of Glover Bitters.
Hon. o. ID. Baker has gone to Boston on
business. He will attend the grand opera
and probably return Friday.
Walter +. Vannah and John M. Chelli'
of Newcastle have secured permanent posi-
Ii ,ns with the Edwards Company.
OIL. Hall, editor Of the Waterville Sen
tinel, has been in the city a few days. lie
returned to Waterville Monday morning.
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Rev. C. S. Cummings, pastor of the
Methodist church, has been chaplain at the
Soldiers Home, Togus, during this month
Miss Edith Landers of Gardiner, and
Miss Marie Theme of Togus, are in the
city visiting Miss Edith WadswOrtl for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred w. Libby were pre-
sented with fine 10 pound boy at o'clock
Sunday P. M. Both mother ard child are
doing well.
In yesterdays issue it was stated that the
funeral of the late Mrs. Sturgis would be
at 10 O'Clock today, it should have been
1880 instead.
Turner A. Barr of Sidney made b1sl-
ness trip to the city Monday, the first tine
for several weeks, owing to the bad conf
ton of the roads.
Thursday evening the tables in the vestfy
of the Methodist church will be spread with
fine line of edibles. It will be the 'yorng
mems tea" which was postponed.
A Maine Central passenger car which has
been newly painted and refurnished through
out passed through the city Monday. being
one of the cars of the 10 O'Clock train.
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Work began Monday morning to secure
names for the organization of lodge OF
Pilgrim Fathers. This is one OF the grow
ing orders and has the insurance feature.
Captain Sprsgue, deputy of the Gardner
police force, was here Monday. lie brought
two DRINKS to the Jail to serve 30 days eacn
for indulgence with the treacherous finid.
The remains Of the late John w. rhio-
ney arrived Monday afternoon on the '''SS
Train from Haverhill, Mass. A delegation
from the /. o. o. f., and one from Tue
Grand Army met the body at the depot am