Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-11

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY
For Sale-A yacht.
Northern Stesmship Co.
Cold facts Horace Little,
Herbert Booth King h Bro.
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New York New England X. r. Co.
Opening ENhibition-A. +. REYNOLDS
DIR. VIM. A. Hamu ond's Animal EXir,e,s
Local Matters.
The city fathers meet tonight.
J. M. Fogg was at Fairfield. Saturday.
Fred L. King of Readield was here Sat,
urday.
Miss Jennie M. Garry is in Lewiston, on
! q visit.
F. Virgins of Bangor, was in the city,
Saturday.
Fine weather for speeding the trot,ius
horses at the park. ....
Horace Atwood of Hampden visited
Augusta Saturday.
Herbert M. Damron passed Sunday, with
friends at Readtield.
Hon. George Z. Minot of Belgrade, wa,
in the city, Saturday.
George w. Carson of Mount Vernon We,
in the city Saturday.
Miss Edith Hilton of Fairfield wsss
guest at the North Sunday.
Rutellus Alden of Winthrop was in the
city on business, Saturday.
ID. M. Cook of Kittery was among the
visitors to pass Sunday in the city.
Miss Maud Reed, teacher at the Cony
High school, was in Portland, Saturday.
County Commissioner Wentworth was
here from Clinton, Saturday, on business.
William II. Hersom, police officer Of
Oakland, was in the city, Saturday, on
business.
Charles L. Haskell, one of the baggage
masters at the M. C. depot, passed Sunday
at Portland. .... .... ..y ..,s
Governor Knowlton and granddaughter,
Ruth Shepard, arrived, Saturday evening,
from Boston. ''
Pictures of the men at work laying the
foundation for the new Masonic temple
were taken Saturday.
Irving o. Gage, bookkeeper at the J. E.
Fuller Co. market. left for Bangor, Satur-
day, to remain a few days.
Rev. J. L. Folsom and wife left, Satur-
day, for Rockport, where Mr.. Folsom will
be located during the coming year.
Mr.. Blinn, who has been first mate en-
the Kennebec, will take Capt. Bankers
place on the Della Collins when he leaves.
Mrs. oodworth, wife of G. L. Wood
worth, head day clerk at the North, is re-
covering from severe illness of over
week.
Miss Alice Kelley left, Saturda! after
noon, for Bangor, to pass Sundsy, and
from there she will go to Newport, to re
main week.
A refrigerator which can be easily
cleaned is a joy to any household. Read
Horace Titles ad. and you will get vslu-
able suggestion.
Loima c. Poor of Belmont member OF
the last Legislature was in the city, Satur-
day. visiting his brother, l.. M. Poor on
Gannett street.
John Gilman, Of the firm of Gilman
Bros, wholesale druggists, Boston, and bis
sister, Miss Sophia, were calling on friends
in the city, Saturday.
Little Susie Downing child of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. S. Downing, Grove street, fell
from hammock, Friday evening, very
badly ipjuring shoulder.
Col. Geo. Il. Pbilbrook attended Saur-
day, the funeral of Maj. W. A. Goss IN
Lewiston. Maj. Co.'s had warm friends n
this city among the military men.
Mr.. John G. johnson who resides on
Florence street, wishes us to state that Do
was not the John johnson referred TO-
JOURNAL as being up before Inc
police court.
Longtown Plantation, formerly township
No. 2. range 3, W. X. r., Franklin
county, was organized June 8, with join