Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-26
Local Matters.

f. Il. Jenkins is confined to his home
with Illness.
+. E. McFadden of Fairfield, was in
Augusta, Monday, on business.
The crockery stores in the city have
agreed to close all day Thursday.
Hon. II. L. Shepherd of Rockport, was
in Augusta, Monday, on business.
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William Hison went to Boston, Mon
day, to spend Thanksgiving day with his
sister.
Hon. Omar Clark of Carratunk, cx.
senator from Somerset couaty, was ia
Augusta, Monday.
K. W. Hamlen has been appointed
agent for Augusta Of the Firemans
Fund Insurance Company.
NJ. H. Nero of Roclliand cashier OF
the Rockland Electric Street Railroad, is
in Augusta for low days.
Hon. +. NJ. Drew Of Lewiston. was at
the Augusta house, Monday. He left for
home on the afternoon train.
Mrs. J. r. Manchester who has been
seriously sick for some time, is still
suffering and net much better.
Carriage makers have been kept very
busy of late repairing the numerous
accidents occasoned by the rough going
The ladies of the Unitarian church will
meet for sowing, this afternoon, at
O'Clock with Mrs. George Cony, so State
street
Fl. II. Smell of Riverside, who is well
versed in local Indian antiquities was in
Augusta, Monday, visiting his many
friends.
The next regular meeting of the W.
c. r. U. viii be held, Wednesday, Ded
18th, but the ladies will meet to sew. thiS
afternoon.
The funeral Of Col. J. W. WEIGH will be
from his late residence, 1873 State street,
Wednesday, Nov. 81, at II A. NJ. Friends
are invited.
Augusta merchants will be unusually
well equipped for the holiday trade this
year, and, with any sort of going IL
should be prosperous one.
Judge Andrews returned, Saturday eve
ming, from a trip to Massachusetts Rhode
Island and Connecticut, where he ad
dressed several A. o. U. W. meetings.
The condition Of Mrs. George W. Wick
cry remains about the same. She was re-
ported, Monday, to be, if anythinga little
easier, and was quite comfortable during
the day.
The Ancient Order of Foresters meet
next Friday evening, 90 new members
are to be inflated, and full attendance
of the order is desired. The bylaws are
also to be adopted.
What You cannot find for your Thanks
giving dinner In James 4. Fuller's must
have gone by Augusta. His stock is
immense, no use trying to enumerate'
safe to order a whole menu.
The advance sale OF seats for the Gill
more band matinee, Friday at LOOP NJ,
will open at the Opera house cafe,
Wednesday morning the eth inst. There
will be no advance in prices on this occa'
sion Indications point to good house
Mira. Horne, 20 Court street, proposes
to make a sale Wednesday afternoon, Of
her fine cake, doughnuts, hot rolls, mince
pies, and coeoanut cookies. This Will
be an excellent chance to complete your
menu for Thanksgiving dinner with
much less care and labor.
G. NJ. Pierce and f. o. Brown OF vas
salboro, were In the city, Monday ON their
return from hunting trip in Penobsco'
county. They each shot fat deer, both
bucks, one of them having an unusually
fine pair Of antlers They shot the der
near Passamdumkeag mountain.
Hill & Locke are all aglow WIN
enthusiasm. That ordcf
for Kennebec turkeys they think VIII 81
around but nevertheless those who coino
first will have first choice. Telephone
them for any thing your table needs anu
you will be sure OF it. Ducks, geese
fruits, nuts, candy, etc.
Local Notice.