Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-28
Local Matters.


Local Matters.
Fred cony left for Bath, Tuesday morn
ing.
Yesterday called out the winter cloak and
coat.
Col. A. S. Bangs returned from Belfast
Tuesday. g
Hon. Omar Clark passed part of Tuesday
in the city.
Geo. II. Crosby of Albion, was in Au-
gusta, Tuesday.
GA. Osborn Of Wsterville, was in Au-
gusta, Tuesday.
H. L. Whitcsms of Pennington, was in
the city Tuesday.
William S. Dutton of vassalboro, was in
the city Tuesday.
c. W. Jones. Esq, left for Thomaston
Tuesday morning. }st
Sheriff Norton made business TIP TO
Waterville Tuesday.
Jesse Tuck left on the 10 10 train Tues
day morning for Auburn.
X. L. Flanders Of Bangor, was in the
city on business Tuesday.
Ex-senator James w. Bradbury left for
Boston, Tuesday morning.
Ex-Governor Frederick Robe left Tues
day morning for his home in Goiham.
J. M. Cross left Tuesday morning for
Fairfield, in the interest Of the Journal.
County Treasurer Blanchard was a pas
senger on the 10 10 train Tuesday morning
for Portland.
Ernest Wheeler, formerly resiient of
the city, has been here on few days visit
among friends.
Captain II. f. Blanchard 10 comfortably
and pleasantly located in his new eflice in
the Allen block.
Mr.. George J. Hunt, an enterpfising mer-
chant of Maiden, Mass, is in the city WIS.,
iting friends few days.
Charles Doughty of Randolph. Mass,
formerly of this city, was in the city, Tues
day. calling on old friends. -
Ezra X. Clifford and Edith +. Rand of
South Gardiner were married at the Uni
versslist ycstry Tuesday by Rev. j. +.
Lelanl.
CIV. c., +. M. Robinson Of brunswick,
will make an official visit TO Calanthe
Lodge. X. OFF. this evening. A full at
tendance is desired.
Frank Butler, who has been employed in
the hospital over two years, will leave
about the first Of April for PiusAeld, where
he will open bakery and restaurant.
Eight degrees above zero was the coolest
the thermometer registered Tuesday: but
even that seems exceedingly frosty sfte-
the mild weather of the past few weeks.
The funeral Of the late MRS. Geo. w.
Robbins, who died Sunday, after "a hours
illness, aged about so years, took place in
Riverside, Tuesday afternoon At o'clock.
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u. w., who possibly can, will attend the
funeral of their late brother, Il. B. sCapen.
this afternoon. The lodge will meet At the
hall 1t +. M.
Bradbury & Morrison. who have 30 sue
cessfully conducted the Troy steam Laundry
for several months, are erecting building
on Bridge street. This will furnish them
more commodious quarters and be much
better arranged for their business than
where they are now located.
For the last two weeks II. s. Blaisdell,
the clothier. has been making the mothers
hearts glad by selling boys suits at marked
down prices. For the next two weeks he
will have 3 marked down sale Of mems
pants, $3.50, $500, 81 80 pants oil put In
one lot at $3.50 per psir. See nd on I'd page.
LEGAL Meties. III.
Tfue's prices for the next 80 days One
dox. cabinets and xix minuetts, 81 90; one
dog. duplicates. 81 IS; one dCzsn csrds,
$50; eight half card tins, 30 cents. Thi'
IL Ill nfpt-class work done on best collodion
paper. H. X. True, &c Cony street, Au-
austs, Me. mar2sdn"
The California Fruit Store. ga Water
street, sold last saturday: Valencia Or
anges. large size. % for % cents; lndisn
RIVER osdpgss, 20 cents per doz~n; ban
anas, 90 cent? per dozen dates. 5 cents =
nnnnd. fancy Lax AZ AQa l2 ceufa mar nQund