Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

NEW AUVEh1lSEMENIS IVUAys
Shawl lost
Wanted-Agents.
For Sale-House.
Free to the sick.
Wanted-Gentlemen.
DIR. II. w. Fairbanks.
To let-Furnished room.
Special Sale--F. NJ. Fayes.
A little 'rithmetic--C. A. Mason.
Summer drinks--C. X. Partridge.
See Journals Encyclopedia Offer.
Wonderful heafer--Dr. Philbrick.
Special Sale-Cash Dry Goods Co.
Wanted-Girl for general housework.
Wanted-Situation by accountant.
Summer arrangement of Boston boats
Extraordinary Bargains--Buckley a. Good
rich.
Local Matters.
Chief Justice Peters was In the city.
yesterday.
Mrs. 6. A. Robertson and daughter
are in Boston.
A large consignment of cotton came by
boat this week. "
Mrs. L. G. Cony and Miss Cony of this
city are in Boston.
Judge Philbrook of watcrville, was in
the city, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gaslin have re-
turned from Boston.
Colonel Bradbury Of the United States
district court was here from Portland,
yesterday.
Palm fans &c. each or two for SC. Also
an extensive line of graduating fans at
at Fowler and Hamlen's.
The steamer Gardiner will run an ex.
cursion to Boothbay and the Islands, to-
morrow, leaving here at A. NJ.
Purinton Bros. are cutting and storing
in their wood shed 10 cords day and are
disposing of large amount of coal.
The Augusta Episcopalians who at
tended the convention of the society at
Portland, returned home, yesterday.
waters of the Kennebeo, yesterday morn
ing, where he was looking after the driy-
ers.
A. W. Whitney and family left for Cape
Elizabeth, yesterday morning, and will
pass the summer at that pleasant seaside
resort. ..-...............
Ex-Mayor leighton and wife went to
Bowdoin College, yesterday, to attend the
Ivy day exercises there In which their son
Ralph took part.
Baccalaureate sermon at the Univer-
'alist church before Cony High school
graduating class by Rev. C. A. Hayden,
omorrow evening
o. p. Robbins of Riverside, brought
nto the journal office, yesterday, speci-
mems of the Cleveland Alaska peas, the
lrSt of the season and very fine ones
DIR. W. johnson, who recently moved
rom China to Augusta, will pass Sstur-
ay and Sunday at the former place for
he benefit and convenience of the patients
e has there.
Quite large number of tho Augusta
gentlemen WHO find amusement practic-r
ng craftsmanship have Joined the Halo
veil Gun Club which Is meeting with
plendid success.
Sheriff Norton took to Watcrville, yes,
'rday afternoon, Charles Ward of Pressure
sic, who has been in Jail for smuggling,
nat he might disclose before Commits
oner Choate, who is In that city.
Remember that membership in the
Homo University League, is presented
each subscriber to the Journal edition
the Encyclopedia Britannica. For In
address Kennebec Journal, K.
. Dept
Lieutenant Colonel i. L. Cooper, Past
aptain G. II. Bangs, Past Captain M. 7.
errill, delegate at large c. II. Cramm,
lieutenant b. L. Nichols, W. r. Par
ldge, Llewellyn Haskell and several other
embers OF the Henry g. Staples Camp
ms of Veterans, expect to attend the
ate encampment of the Sons OF Veterans
Pennington, June Is.
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Local Notice.
HIT OF THE SEASON.
. Patent Doll and Costume Free
Tor Children Tomorrow.
'oston, June 14-It Is conceded on all
nds, especially in journalistic cir
s, that the patent doll given with
10 Globe last Sunday, was the hit Of
> season. Another doll with beau
I'll catching costume will be given
tn the next Boston Sunday Globe
ginning tomorrow all the dolls will be
} same size and can exchange dresses
tn one another This will make no