Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-22
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
Clover Bitfers.
Wanfed--A girl.
Fur Rent-Ohicc.
See New Coupon I'D"
Augusta Safe Deposit Trust Co.
Clearance Ssle-E. =. Smith 4 Co.
Statement OF The Maricopa 4 Trust Co.
Local Matters.
Washington's birthday.
The banks will be closed today.
The grammar schools will be closed 10.
day.
Ullic Akerstrom at the Opera house to.
night. "
Mrs. A. w. Case is reported to be steadily
recovering.
Hon. M. Heath was in Bangor wednes.
day on business.
John II. Barton of Windsor wa. in the
city Wednesday.
The painters were at work in Novelty
hall, Wednesday.
Rev. j. L. Folsom of Randolph was /,
the city Wednesday.
Will A. Haskell of South China, was in
Augusta, Wednesday.
Thomas v. Doher'y of Bowdoin College
was in the city Wednesday.
The snow that fell yesterday will rot the
crust that has formed since the rain.
Mrs. James f. Hilton returned Wednes-
day morning from visit to PASSPORT.
Edward Stetson and A. Taylor of Bangor,
we're among the guests at the Cony We'd
nesiay.
DIR. l.. j. Crooker was in his office two
hours Tuesday, the first time for two
months.
The light fall of snow upon the slippery
walks made the travelling quite treacherous
Wedne sday.
Geo. V. Stevens, clerk in the GuIpy
drug store on State street, is i'll at his home
il Hallowell.
Col. N. s. Purinton, messenger TO the
Governor and Council, left "Wednesday
morning for Portland on business visit.
white soft hats with wide black barf
will be one of the leading styles during The
.pripg and summer" said dealer Tuesday.
q The county commissioners met Tuesday
and transacted the general routine of bus-
ness, nothing of special Importance coming
up.
Hutchins & Donahue have purchased the
ely laundry, formerly run by II. W. Miller.
1t 10 located at the corner Of State and
Court streets.
Several Of the young men have started
banjo and guitar club. They are practising
regularly and hope to soon gain some de-
gree Of proficiency.
Two little terriers had lively contest
Wednesday forenoon on Water street. The
hair flew and the yelps could be heard quite
q distance, but no serious damage resulted.
The large safe, which was in the Rowse
store, was removed Wednesday, and taken
to the depot where it will be shipped to
Auburn, o. IIolway & Co. of that place
having purchased it.
Secretary Selling of the Workingmehs
Protective Tariff League. reports the leagte
to be progressing and the rooms are kept
open every evening. "a special Invitation
is extended 10 all free traders
Kirkpatrick ( Vickery will furnish 'he
rings for the graduating class OF the
Hallowell High school. The ring will te
q fiat band of IA kt. gold with "a cut ~
and engraving cut around the figures.
The winners of prizes offered at the "Na-
riety" social given by the Non-PArtlsan 8
at the residence of Mrs. +. Il. Pafkman'
Tuesday evening, were Oscar Groves
w. w. Kelley, and Miss Stella Barton. Mr.
Groves guessed accurately on the "plctu'e
gallery" Mr.. Kelley and Miss Barton
respectively won the gentleman's and lacy
prizes in connection with The cuIio exhipi'
ton. The psrlors of Mrs. Parkmans nome