Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-31

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.
Plants for sale.
To rent-Stsble.
FOR Ssle-Farm.
Lost-Silk scar.
Clairvoyaut notice.
Hats-Tasker Bros.
Notice of desertion.
Furs-F. W. Mathews.
Millinery-H. r. Iihbetts.
Spiritual meefihg-Dr. Goodrich
"in it'-The Fuller Drug Store.
Fall sale of plants-C. X. Partridge.
Local Matters.
Halo xeen tonight.
Hon. j. B. Peaks of Dover, was in the
city yesterday.
DR.. Julian Wilder is recovering from hi,
recent sickness.
Rev. J. f. Leland will preach in Hsllor.
ell Sunday next.
Col. Fred Atwood of Winterport, was in
the city yesterday.
Cushing & Pond have hung a new sign
over their fish market.
E. P. Wymau of the Waterville Mail,
was in the city Tuesday.
The remains of the late Agues Sullivan
were sent to Bath Tuesday. .,-..,...
Mr.. C. w. Jones, representative.elect
from China. was in the city Tuesday.
J. M. Hagar, one of Richmond's promi.
nent business men, was in the city yester.
day.
The tug Wawenoc arrived in port Au.
gusta" yesterday with scow loaded with
broom handle material.
Cushnoc Royal Arch Chapter will install
its recently elected officers, for the ensuing
year, Thursday evening.
A dance will be held in G.. A. r. hail.
Friday evening. and will be given by C. II.
Cram and w. w. Wilson.
Hotel North is looking fine, since Painter
Getchell and his assistants have been WELD
ing the brush in the office the past three
days.
Remarked a business man yesterday
81 should think people would not stop their
teams on the crossings, very often ladies
are kept waiting several minutes"
An entertainment is being arranged for
at St. Barnabas' chapel a week from Thurs
day. 1t will consist of vocal and instru-
mental music and quartet singing.
A church and Sunday school rally will be
held in the First Baptist church Thursday
evening. Several speakers from cut Of
town will be present and deliver short ad-
dresses.
Rev. Joseph Kicker, d. D., and Rev. j.
M. Wyman of this city went to Waterville'
Tuesday, to attend meeting of the Central
Theological circle of the First Baptist
churches.
The State street car is back on the line
much to the satisfaction of those living IN
that part of the city who have missed ]"
regular trips since the street has been un-
dergoing repairs.
At meeting of the Universalist society
held Monday evening, c. S. Hichborn ""
appointed trustee in place of Judge A. u
Andrews, who resigned and call was e1'
tended to Rev. Mr.. Hayden of Deerius.
tits expected that the "Miksdo' VIII DC
presented at Gardiner Nov. 18th in most
excellent style, by local talent. SeVefh
Augusta people will take part and nave
been rehearsing several times each week.
Steps will be taken, Friday evening" u
form lodge of Daughters of Rebekah' ID
the /. o. o. f. hall. Sanborn Lodge oi
Hallowell, will be represented to aid IN e.
tablishiDg branch of the order in this ciy'
Monday being the wedding anniversary
Of DR.. G. w. and Mrs. Martin, numoer
Of friends, including Mr.. John Mills anu
wife and daughter Of East Somerviue'
Mr.. Geo. A. Cony and Rev. j. FRANK
and Mrs. Leland, were invited to dine anu
spend the evening. 1t was pleasant occ''
sion.
Tickets on the street railroad are now io'
,sle by all the conductors thus SAVING ''o
patrons of the road the bother OF goiog :"
The waiting rooms for this purpose. lm'
will be convenience and should insure