Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-27

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
Boarders wanted.
Maine Fire Insurance Co.
Summer goods--C. H. Mason.
Ginger Snaps-Hayes' Bakery.
Providence Building Company.
Choice groceries-Hill Il Locke.
bargains Buckley & Goodrich.
Fresh vegetables-E. w. Church.
Proposals for ordnance supplies.
Stylish footwear--F. w. Andrew
New shoe FIRM Haskell Brothers.
To Rent-Squirrel Island cottage.
Boots and shoes--Stevens * Ballard
Boothbay and the Islands-Steamer Islander
Local Matters.
Rest for the Weary.
'Oh. where can rest be foundq"
weary poet signs.
That's easy. Drop into a store
That doesn't advertise.
Kansas City Journal.
Base ball today
K. S. Bradbury went to waterville ON
business, yesterday afternoon.
Hon. o. ID. Baker left for Skowhepan.
on business, yesterday morning.
Judge'Foster of the Maine supreme
bench was in Augusta, Wednesday.
Representative John A. Spear of West
Gardiner, was in the city, Wednesday.
Tomorrow night the Cony High school
alumni will hold its reception in Meonian
hall.
Mrs. ]. F. Bryson and her mother,
Mrs. Dunton, left for Houlton, yesterday
m corning.
Canton Augusta will go to Lewiston,
July 18th, to take part in the centennial
celebration
The Young Peoples society of the Free
Baptist church will hold a picnic in the
Fuller grove, today.
II you want one of those funny little
chairs at Boyds for 81 cents, you must
lay claim to one soon.
The Kennebcc Valley Druggists Asso.
citation is endeavoring to arrange for an
excursion down river.
Frank Harrington left here for Bow
doin College, yesterday, to attend the
commencement exercises.
Sometime next week the Sun day school
of the Free Baptist church will have a
picnic at lake Maranacook.
Miss Louise Selbing has gone to Booth
bay Harbor, where she will remain week
as the guest of Miss Mary Owen.
Miss Nellie NJ. Burns of Portland, who
has been visiting Miss Alice Folsom re-
turned home, Wednesday morning
From present indications it seems that
the village school directors will not make
any changes in the force Of teachers.
Hon Josiah Crosby of Dexter, was In
the city, Wednesday, on his way to Bow
doin College to attend the commencement
exercises.
Col. Stanley Plummcr of Dexter was
in the city, Wednesday, on his way to
Brunswick to attend the Bowdoin COM
Seventy-two pairs tan Oxfords have
been bought very low, and Stevens s,
Ballard propose to close them out at 30
cents per pair
Chas. H. Doe of Howard, r. l., ar
rived on the boat, Wednesday. on his way
to East Vassalboro, for months vaca-
ton with his family who are there
--
Big 18th of July celebration at Booth
bay. The Islander will run an excursion
on that day leaving Boothbay on her
return one and one-half hours later than
usual.
Tho Gardiner Reporter Journal feels
Augusta will get its city build.
ng and adds: Augusta can have abont
'verything she asks for in the way of new
buildings"