Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-12-30

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Office Immediately.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
To let-Room.
For Sale-Wigs.
For sale-Farm.
Wanted-Farm.
Lost-A Gold Hat Piu.
Lost Bull Terrier Pup.
Special sale--W. F. Studiey & Co.
I'm Old Kentucky-At the Opera House"
Earrs Cough syrup-Beane's Drug Store.
Local Matters.
J. s. Bradstreet of Gardiner was in
Augusta, Saturday.
John AZ Pevs of Weeks Mills, was in
Augusta, Saturday.
Mrs. Eliza A, Morton is i'll at her resi-
dence ON State street.
G. f. Cox of Portland, was in Augusta.
Saturday, on business.
Captain John p Carson of Mount Yer.
non, was in the city, Saturday.
g. f. Haskell was In Portland, Satur-
day He will return, today.
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W. E. Chadwick of Waterville, was in
the city on business, Saturday.
Joshua Gray of Gardiner, was in the
city, Saturday on business.
DR.. o. W. Turner went to Bangor,
Saturday, returning, Sunday evening.
Miss Minnie French of Belfast, who has
been visiting friends in the city, returned
home, Saturday.
H. f. Cummings, of the firm of Cum.
nings & Prescott, will go to Montreal, to-
day, on business.
Henry Hallowcll returned to Portland,
Saturday, after short visit with his
friends in the city.
George L. Walker went to Oakland,
Saturday, to return the middle or the lat
ter part of next week.
Miss Bertha Capen, one of the teachers
of the Cony High school, returned home,
Saturday, after ST. ,rt absence
Mrs. George f. Black Of Lancaster, n.
H., after visiting her sister, Mrs,J. A.
Norton, returned. home, Saturday after
noon.
DR.. John +. Putnam of Boston, formerly
of Gardiner, has been making short visit
at his former home. He was in Augusta,
Saturday.
Miss Grace Fogler. who has been spend
ing the Christmas holidays with her par
ents in this city, returned, saturday
afternoon to Boston.
Hon. c.. A. Mccullough of Calais was
TT the Augusta house, Saturday. He
spent the day in Augusta, leaving, Sun
day morning, for the West.
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Il. +. Davis & Co. have gotten out a
very handsome calendar for 1896, showing
the figure of a girl of surprising beauty
leaning upon mantel shelf.
Miss Florence Il. Leonard, teacher in
the high school, returned from Massachu-
sets, Saturday evening, where she has
been spending the Christmas recess.
Unity Club will meet. Tuesday evening,
with Mrs. Charles Mason. The subject
will be Hall Caine." Members will
please bring items or quotations relative
to New Years day.
Macon,ber, Farr & Co have neat
calendar for tho new year, surmounted
with fine cut of Water street, showing
their office front and a long stretch of the
business blocks on that side.
The Journal has received one of tho
handsome calendars gotten out by tho
Commercial Cable Company. 1t is one Of
the best of the season and contains valu-
able Information Ofher than that usually
found upon caltphar.
AT the annual meeting of the Sunday
school of the Free Baptist church, held
Sunday, last years board of officers was
for the ensuing year. Reports
were heard from the teachers of each of
the classes. showing the Sunday school to
be in "A most flourishing condition.
W. 4. Swift and l. H. Swift have pur-
chased the entire stock of crockery and tin
ware formerly owned by the late George