Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-06-13

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less than seventy five cents.
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TERTAINMENTs, whose object is the raising q.
money will be charged at the rate OF fifteen
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excluded from our local columns, e except su,S
as refer to advertisers occupying space IN
our advertising columns, and will be run un.
der separate head on the local pages.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
Eost-Pag dog.
Horses wanted.
ONydonor Victor.
Wanted-Basque tnisher. fts
New clocks-A. NJ. W,gh.
Wautedf Ladies TO canvass.
Northern Steamship Company.
Local Matters.
Horse trot today at the park.
II o'. Leigh, Jr.. has gone TO Walloboro
for few days or week.
F. B. Harris of Biddeford, was in the
city, Tuesday. on business.
F. d. Dearth of Bangor, was in the city
Tue;day, a guest at the Cony.
There will be some fine racing at the
park today, weather permitting.
claw" Haskell and Walter Percival have
gone to Moosehead on fishing trip.
Mr.. Wadleish of the firm of Lee 4 Wad.
leigh, grocers, returned from Boston, Tues.
day.
The county commissioners decided at the
meeting. Tuesday, to lay new floor in the
Jail corridor.
Mr.. James +. Devine has sold hi, house
on Bangor street, to Mrs. George L.
Hewins of North Augusta.
Mr.. Charles w. Fletcher and family,
have gone to Starks. Called there by the
illness of Mr.. Fletcher's father.
A man who returned from Boston, Tues
day, SAID the mercury scared up to % de-
grees i l the shade there Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Percival of Weeks
Mills, were in the city, Tuesday, and left
for Portland on the afternoon train.
A. w. Meserve of Naples, was at the
North yesterday, having ridden from West
brook here on his bicycle since s A. NJ.
Mrs. w. L. Colburn of Vauceboro, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Maude NJ. Chase,
st nographer for Capt. Ii. +. Blanchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Ward of Mancbes-
ter, n. H., former residents of the city, are
here visiting Mr.. Wards father, John
Ward, East side.
Between 80 and 40 Italians arrived from
Boston, by boat, Tuesday, and left here for
the line Of the Quebec & Wiscasset Rail.
road, to secure work.
The children are busy preparing the little
play, 1.-The Toy Shop" to be given Satur-
day afternoon, June lG, at o'clock, in the
Unitarian church parlors.
Mrs. Gilmore and sons, Will and George,
of Atlanta, Ga, stopped at the Cony, Mon
day night, and left Tuesday for Bar Ilar-
Dor, where they will pass part of the SUM-
mer.
Imperial Lodge, Degree of Honor A. o.
L. W., will hold its meeting Friday eve
ming, instead of Thursday, as the lodge has
granted the use of the hall to Trinity Com
mandery on that evening.
Rev. J. S. Williamson will preach the
baccalaureate sermon for the Cony high
| school graduating class Sunday evening, ~
the Congregational church, and music will
be furnished by the school choir. 10.
The remains of the late Fred Busbey
who was drowrel Monday evening, were
sent to Water,ille Tuesday morning. The
funeral of the late Thomas Jacques, who
was drowned with Bushey, will take place
today.
Smith f Gilley had warrant sworn out
Tuesday, against DR.. T. M. Frost for as
sault June !. Frost and Gilley appeared
before Recorder Goddard and Frost was
fine So. Frost then had warrant issued
| for Gilley and he was also fined 50.
Miss Nora Carleton, who lives at Loudeh
Hill, Hallowell, and is employed at the
V ickery & Hill Publishing House, lost the
envelope containing her weeks pay, a fe~