Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-03

will address the citizens OF Augusta at the Opera
House
TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. 4th.
Hon. John l.. Stevens will preside.
Music by Higgins Military Band.
Ladies invited.
Speaking to commence at eight
o'clock.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
Hotel for sale.
Notice to voters. T.
LOst-Roll of bills.
See our pattern Offer.
For sale-Typewriter.
BaTgains--R. W. SouIe.
Eastern Steamboat Company.
Amusements-"Danger signal"
Local Matters.
1t is Labor day.
G. A. Smart was here Saturday, from
Dexter.
Frank Curtis of Frankfort, was here
Saturday.
The grocery stores will close, Tidy,
Labor day, at ~ o'clock.
Miss Florence Trotter left for Salem,
Mass, Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Rowe went to Bos-
ton, by boat, Saturday afternoon.
G. L. Hathaway, the JOURNALS Gardiner
reporter, was 10 the city Saturday.
Many Augusta people will attend tie
Maine State fair at Lewiston this week.
The members of the "Circus Clown"
were entertained at the Cony, Saturday.
Allen Quimby, Bowdoin College, 9j, is
here visiting his brother, George w ,Quimby.
Prof. S. Pearson and family Of Tas Ka-
loosa, Ala, are in the city, staying at the
North
The bridge for the new force main over
Bond brook has been placed and is ready
for the pipe.
Ladies are cordially invited to attend the
grand Republican rally at the Opera house,
Tuesday evening.
Mrs Eben Caldwell and son of Elizabeth,
N. Y, are in the city visiting Mrs. Csld-
wells sister, Miss Mary Hallett.
By Mr.. Edmund McMurdie moving TO
Boston, the Office of treasurer OF the
knights of Honor is made vacant.
Miss Jennie Gerrish, compositor in A. W.
Cases printing office, has gone to her home
at Mt. Vernon, to make a visit OF two
weeks.
Attorney General Frederick A. Powers
was in the city Saturday, on the return 70
his home at HoultoD, after conducting the
Bessey mnrder trial at Bath.
W. III. Pfrimmer, agent of the Enter-
prise Manufacturing Co., of Columbiana'
Ohio, from which the steam roller will be
received, was here Saturday.
The September term of the superior
court will open tomorrow, Judge Hall pre-
siding, and the grand jury and traverse
jury will be 10 session Tuesday the llth.
Mike Hickey, John Merrill, and Fred
Shaw, commonly called Dunk" were be-
fore the police court for drunkenness, Sat
urday morning, and each fined S. and COSTS
Frank S. Dane of Kennebunk, Bowdoin
81, who has been here several weeks, as
sisting in the work of preparing and send
ing out the Australian ballots, will leave
today for his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace North of this CITY,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Borden of Fall River
Mass, have gone on ten days dri'e
through the country TO Rangeley lakes anu
will return by way Of Showhegan.
ne IOllOWluS lHtchtion' VI
have been filed at the city clerks office;
John c. Leonard and Mrs. M. L. Savage
Melvin L. Merrill and Miss Oracle l.. KuSn'
Frank v. Belyea of Bangor, electric car
conductor, and Miss Maud f. Swift.
The toard of managers OF st. mafA'
Home gratefully acknowledges the ioNoN
ing donations for the months OF June ANU
July Mr.. 0. ID. Lambard, 100 quarts u
milk: Mrs. H. b. Williams, cream peas
currants, beet greens and lettuce; Mrs o.
M. Goodwin, raspberries; Mrs. r. Il. dooa'
win, peas and lettuce; Mrs. Isabel uon'u'
cream: Knowlton & Young, lives; Mrs'
X. w. Soule, bunch of bananas.
The Opera house should De De