Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-24


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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.
Salesman wanted.
Wanted-A laundress.
Eastern Steamboat Co.
Wanted-German teacher.
Sealed proposals to purchase grass.
Local Matters.
Probate court today.
c. A. Bradbury left for Greene, Satur.
day morning.
d. P. Boynton of Monmouth, was in
the city, Saturday.
Mrs. f. Y. Bascome has gone to New
York, to make visit
+. L. Pond has returned from Proyi.
dencc, Il. l., and Boston.
Charles e. Sburtevant left for Rock.
land, Saturday afternoon.
No contagious diseases in the city, so
says DR.. w. III. Harris, health Officer
from Harvard college, Saturday evening.
D. p. ]. Weston of Madison, one Of the
leading citizens Of that town was in Au,
gusta, Saturday. ~ T
Electric car No. IL is was out, Satur-
day, equipped with one of the motors and
controllers just received.
The telephone cable to connect the old
postal telephone exchange with the New
England was put up, Saturday.
Miss Josie Smith, daughter of Hon. j.
o. Smith of the Somerset Reporter, Skow.
hogan, was in the city, Saturday.
Mrs Jennie Stewart and daughter,
Bessie, went to Ocean Point, Saturday,
where they will remain until September
Prof. G.. +. Cook of the Cony high
school will pass his vacation at Harvard
and New York. He left Augusta, Sat
urday. .it
If the weather is fine there will probably
be large number go down river. Wednes.
day, on the excursion of Highland Lodge.
A. o. Z. W. ".
Miss Grace Elliott, teacher in the vii
lage district schools, has gone to North
Cambridge, Mass, to remain during July
and August.
The ladies will DO greatly pleased II
they drop in and see the style and finish
of those fine chelnisettes Tasker Brothers
carry in stock.
Joseph Buckminster of New Bedford,
Mass and Mrs T. NJ Mason of Boston,
are in the city, visiting at c.. B. Cald-
wells, State street.
Miss Mary Little, who passed few
days in the city the last of the week, re.
turned to Lewiston, Saturday morning,
where she is city librarian.
The graduating class of the VIM. R.
Smith grammar school enjoyed pleasant
social gathering at the school building,
Friday evening, with the teachers.
.
If you want fine bay rum and gIyce
rine toilet soap call at F. G. Kinsmans,
who in order to introduce his fine toilet
soaps to your notice will sell you three
cakes of the above named for 25 cents.
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Misses Lillian and Carrie LeProhon left
for Long Island, Portland harbor, Satur-
day morning, where they will pass the
summer at their brothers. cottage. Miss
Lillian will attend the summer school at
Saco, few weeks. a..
l.. II. Dudley, J. N. Erskine, O. 81.
Groves, DIR. VIM. McDavid and Attorney
A. NJ. Goddard will leave for Bangor,
today. to attend the High Court meeting
OF the Independent Order of Foresters of
Maine, as representatives of the Augusta