Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-26


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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
For Sale-Farm.
Wantsd-Dressing.
To Let-Cottage house.
Furniture james Boyd.
Found--Small sum OF money.
To Let-Furnished front room.
Druggists supplies-C. X. Partridge.
Wan ed-A pair Of good driving horses.
Local Matters.
Base ball at the park. tomorrow.
G. ID. Babbitt Of Lewiston, was in Au-
gusta, Tuesday. ..
W. II. Howe, photographer of Pittsfeld,
was in Augusta. Tuesday.
Miss Hannah Devinc has just returned
from pleasant visit to Boston.
Percy V. Hill has gone to Eliot, to
make visit with his grandfather.
State Treasurer Simpson has gone to
his home at Carmel, to pass a few days.
Mrs f. H. Locke and child have gone
to Boothbay Harbor, to pass the summer.
Il. u. Lancey, one of the leading hard
ware dealers Of Pittsfield, was in the city.
Tuesday.
Gordon Dobson, manager of the Pioneer
and Waverly wooden mills of Pittsfleld
was in the city, Tuesday.
7. G. Buckley of the firm of Buckley
& Goodrich, and Miss Margaret Buckley,
are in Boston on a brief visit.
The excursion of Highland Lodge, A.
o. U. W., by Steamer Gardiner OF Booth
bay and the islands will occur today.
John Marlin, who has resided In Au-
gusta, some time, has gone to Boston,
where he proposes to make his future
home.
Rev. DR.. Kicker, who several days ago
received paralytic shock, is not recover
ing as rapidly as was expected and is still
very feeble.
The members of the Kennebec Natural
History and Antiquarian Society antci-
pate holding u grand jubilee upon the
opening of the new room in the Lithgow
library.
DO you want to know where to find
pair of all linen huck towels, 21x45
inches for 20 cents? Fowler a. Hamlen
have a few dozen of them and to see them
is to buy them.
The Augusta Park Association manage.
ment offer purse of SO to first and SO to
second in 100 yard dash to take place at
3 O clock, July Fourth Entries to be
made before July LIST to Byron Boyd, sec
rotary.
The entries for the bicycle races to oc-
cur at the Augusta Driving park, July 4,
will close, tomorrow, so that any wheel
man wishing to enter should. today, pro-
cura blanks from Guy o. Vickery and ill
them out
Mrs. Angie wife of Lot 4. Trask, River
side, suffered a stroke of paralysis, Mon
day, while in the field picking strawber-
ries. A physician was Immediately
called and he held outshopes of speedy
recovery.
Don't run away to the seashore and leave
all the good things which are appearing
SO carly in the season, such as canta-
oupes, watermelons and Strawberries in
such abundance to say nothing of the fine
variety of butter beans, gooseberrics, new
potatoes, &c, &C., TO be found at f. L.
Webber's today. ~
o. p. Robbins of Riverside brought to
;he city Tuesday morning 16 bushels of
IS fine strawberries as have been in the
market this season. He would have
brought more could he have hired enough
'ickers. Among those who helped to
pick the berries was Mrs. f. C. Getchcll,
who besides doing her homework picked