Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-17

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
Found-Three keys.
Furn'ture-James Boyd.
For sale-Livery business.
A position in a small family.
Corsets-Cash Dry Goods Co.
Amusements-"A Thoroughbred,
Extension Tables-Preble & Keene.
Wanted-A woman to work forenoons.
Local Matters.
f. s. Berry of the Rockland Star is in
the city.
Miss Josie Shea has returned from
visit to Boston.
b. W. Carlow of Rockland, was in An.
gusta, yesterday.
Hon. A. l. Brown of Belfast, was in
the city, Monday.
Mrs. Michaelis and family went to
Boston, yesterday, by boat
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Judge and Mrs. f. Rowe,l of Hallow.
ell, were in the city, Monday.
Judge Philbrook of the Waterville
municipal court, was In Augusta, yester-
day.
Mrs. NJ. J. Lucs has returned from Au.
burn, where she has been paying short
visit.
Jimmie Paris has resigned his position
as news agent on the Maine Central and
will attend school.
Hon. R. F. Chalk of Old Orchard State
inspector of factories and workshops, is in
the city, at Hotel North.
Let the US all assemble together to-
night at their rooms. 1t is important.
Per order of the president
The three masted schooner Myra W.
Spear, Capt. Huxley, from New York, is
unloading cargo of coal at Purinton's
pier.
Mrs. Coriene Sanford, who has been WIS.,
itipg her sister, Mrs. Z. J. Roberts,
returned to her home in Brooklyn, New
York, yesterday.
Hon. P. p. Gilmore, State liquor CON-
missioner, was in the city Monday, on
his way to Portland. He has been quite
i'll for the past few weeks, but is improy-
ing.
The VIM. Allen residence is to be i'm
proved by the addition of the Mahoney
hot water heating system. The one SO
building
The last of the week Hcbert &, Shea,
milliners, will open a new store in a por-
ton of the room occupied by the Geo. +.
Halves shoe store. They will also con-
tinue business at the old stand
Mr.. Arthur f. Brown of Belfast came
to the city Monday and entered the Dirlgo
Business College. He will board at Mrs.
Glidden's on Green street. Mr.. Brown Is
the son of Hon. A l. Brown, ex .postmas-
ter of Belfast.
One hundred Augusta people went on
the special train, leaving this station at
7.3 O'clock, last evening, to Gardiner, to
attend the reception rendered Supreme
Master j. G. Tate of Nebraska, by the
Gardiner A. O. u. w.
We are greatly indebted to Mrs. Mary
;. Z. Wyman of Fsyetto, for box of
variegated sweet peas and astors which
she kindly sent us Saturday. The flowers
are beautiful, and if sample Of the kind
they raise there. Fayctte must be great
place for that sort of thing. ,s'
The cut on our first page of the latest
improved macintosh is garment that
should be adopted more generally to pro
vide a suitable protection against not only
cold winds but rain, and at the same time
be garment as desirable for style and
as any spring or fall overcoat.
Many serious sicknesses could thus DO
avoided
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Percy W. Means, who for the past three
years, has been connected with the drug
store OF +. II. Wilson at Brunswick, and
has been expecting to go to Portland this
fall, as he had fine situation open to
him there, has recently secured situs-
ton nearer home, having accepted posi-
tion in the pharmacy of c. H. Harden OF