Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-15

Supscrioers VINO fall TO receive the JOURNAL
promptly will confer favor by notifying th
ofice Immediately.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
Libel notice
To let-Room.
Hamilton d Co.
For sale-2 dump carts
Bargains-The 99c. Store.
Carriages--E. G. Marson
Shall we build hospitals?
Gloves-W. +. Studley & Co.
See the Journals pattern offer.
A word TO the public. W. Beck.
Local Matters.
Lent is over.
Ex-Governor Robe was in the city,
Saturday.
Hon. g. Il. Maoombcr arrived home
from Boston, Saturday
The printers will have their ball in
Meonian hall, this evening.
Ladies Auxiliary Of the Y. NJ. C. A.
will meet, this afternoon at O'Clock.
Mrs. L. f. Norton and daughter have
returned from visit to Nashua, n. II.
There will be several interesting cases
before the superior court during this
week.
+. O COnnor has just purchased fine
Bangor buggy of f. e. Marson, built by
n. III. Foigcr of Amesbury, Mass.
Attorney f. NJ Thompson left here,
Saturday morning, for Rockland, on a
business trip and will be back the first of
tho week.
Judge 6. T. Stevens of the probate
court left for Boston on the Saturday
morning train and will be in that city
about week.
The open cars of the Electric Road arc
being painted rich orange shade and
will look especially fine when placed
upon the line this spring.
The Augusta, Gardiner & Hallowell
Electric Road is doing very large bust
ness this spring and is surprising that of
any since the line was built
Displayed in the show window of Guy o.
Nickery's store are some Of the smallest
watches made in this country, the Elfins,
which are made in Connecticut.
This is Herseys week for two new
leaders. Ladies fine oxford ties, only
$500, and mems russell calf lace boots
medium and needle opera toe, at $3.50.
The parts have been assigned for tho
graduating class of the Grammar school
as follows: Valedictory, Philip Hayden;
q Welcome, Walter Thatcher; "History,"
Bessie Noble; Prophecy, MAE Badger.
very attractive line of silk vestings,
and wash vestings, can be seen in Dud-
ley q Lynn's. The variety and colors
make pretty picture. The increase in
their business calls for more coat makers.
The State superintendent of schools in
talking with one of tho Journal men,
Saturday, said that the first town in the
State to send in the school report, was
VIM, and the blanks have not been out
very long.
Several Augusta people will prob ably
attend the concert to be given in Port
land. Tuesday evening by the Boston
Symphony orchestra and can procure
tickets of Prof. Dennis or at Rands
music store.
When you observe the manner of Tas-
ker Bros. advertising on our first page,
It impresses You with the good taste tho
lrm display in all their business A view
If the goods in their stores, only deepens
he impression.
j. W. Beck, who has Just purchased
Beck from his partner. is sending to the
'atrons of the firm and others announce
nents of the change and soliciting their
uture patronage.
The Xennebec river is surely open to
'avigation, as the first vessel of tho sea-
on has reached, Port A ugusta, it being
he schooner John q. Ingraham. which
will be loaded with 175, 900 feet Of lumber
or New York by the Augusta Lumber
company.
Miss Carrie Chase entertained party
t her home on Crescent street, Saturday
vening, in a very pleasant manner
Hiss Edith Harrington of Hallowell, was
resent and gave several selections In
eading and banjo music. A delightful
lme was had by all in attendance
The following are expected to 90 pre'oA'
+ tho iusfifutipe, of tho now lodge Ol INC