Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-04

promptly Will CourSr thvOt " uOtIylux IN
ONCE Immediately.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
Rooms to let.
Desk for sale.
G. G. A. Cigar.
Wanted-Man.
To rent-Ufiice.
Situation wanted.
Lively man wanted. a
Care of chronic invalid.
Cash Dry Goods store.
Dry Goods-FowIer K Hamlen.
Refrigerators- II. Blackington.
Summer footwear-Stevens Il Ballard.
"a Great Clothing sale -Pinkham & Sherburne,
Local Matters.
Rev. c. W. Doherty was in Portland,
Monday.
f. A. Gilbert of Orono was in the city.
yesterday.
Dr.. J. +. Hill of waterville, was in tho
city, Monday.
Il. j. Hartnett of Jackman, was in Au.
gusta, Monday.
f. b. Wyman was here from Ellsworth,
Monday, ON business.
r. r.. Goodwin left for Boston, Monday
afternoon, on business.
j. ]. Lane was here, yesterday, from
Watcrvillo, on business.
Michael Burns went to Bath, yesterday
morning, on business trip
Mrs. Il. l.. Pond has gone to Boston, to
make Mrs. n. H. Taylor visit.
Thomas Leigh, Jr. is confined to his
home by sickness, but will probably be out
in q few days.
r. l.. Mitchell and ladies of Skowhe-
gan, were in the city, Monday, and were
guests at the Cony house
The Augusta Bicycle Club, weather
permitting will make run to Bradley's,
Sunday, and take dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs Furber Flynt left for
Ocean Point, Monday morning, to make
repairs upon their cottage.
Blaine Owen returned from Bangor,
yesterday afternoon, where he attended
the NJ. I. S. A. A. field day meet.
j. o. Wellman, who passed Saturday
and Sunday at his home in this city re-
turned to Colby, yesterday morning
Mr.. Walker Of Yarmouth, was here,
yesterday, visiting his son, Ticket Agent
Walker of the Maine Central Railroad.
Harry H. Pierce, assistant manager Of
the circulation department of the Boston
journal, passed Sunday at his home in
this city.
Mr.. A. W. Whitney left for Pittsfed
yesterday afternoon, accompanied by his
grandmother. who has been in the city
visiting him.
Ralph Plaisted passed a few hours In
the city, yesterday, and left for Bangor
on the afternoon train. He is now coach
ing the Bowdoin college base ball team.
W. II. johnson, who for some time was
treasurer of the Cushnoc Fibre Co, ar
rived in the city. yesterday, from Haver-
hill, Mass, where he is now making his
home.
Workmen began, yesterday, to lay the
sewer on Winthrop street. 1t will be 1000
feet long and in some places nine feet
deep. 1t will take about month to COM
plete the job.
4 The Y. M. G. A. base ball nine of this
city will play a return game at Water
vile, Wednesday afternoon, with tho
second nine of Colby University, the
game to be called at g. 80 o'clock.
Next Tuesday, June II, there will bel
rhoice musicale in the Unitarian church.
The choir will give some fine selections
md will be assisted by several well
known artists, vocal and instrumental.
Where do they come from-the people
who flock into Pinkham a. Sherburne's
'toreg If you cannot answer that you
nay know what brings them, when you
ook at the remarkable display Of prices
n their half page ad
Mr.. G. +. Hussey's family has arrived
rom Boston, and are making their home
It Mrs. Bricks, opposite the Augusta
rouse. Mr.. Hussey is employed as book
Keeper at the Cushnoc Fibre Company's
liant, filling the position made vacant
" Mr.. w. II. johnson.
There will be meeting of the directors
I the Kennebec Valley Base Ball Com
any tonight, at 7.30 p NJ, at the Office
t Williamson & Burleigh, 1874 Water
treet. A Encouragement of games with