Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.
To let-House.
1 Found-Wa let
For sale-PianO.
| DIR. Wright--Specialist.
| Footwear-Haskell Bros.
For sale or to let-House.
| FootwearH. X. Newbert.
Clothing Chas. II. Mason.
Wanted-Dropsy sufferers.
For Sale-fair of grey horses.
Lewis Insurance Accident Shoes.
Notice Seth Williams Relief Corps
| Irescriptions--Bowdit Webster * Co
Local Matters.
| No Mower an Attraction
"IIe brought home a fancy lawn mower.
And ran it each morning at T.;
But the noveltee
| Has worn off, and he
PersPires and pushes no mower"
Governor and Council meeting today.
|
F. f. Green of Orono, was in the city
Monday.
S. NJ. Galert of Waterville, was in the
city, Monday.
Hon. j. H. Manley was IN the city
from Small Point, Monday
Miss +. A. Pierce left for Portland, on
the 9. is A. NJ. train, yesterday.
Mrs. j. f. Fossett took the yesterday
morning 9 40 train for Lewiston.
Arthur Edwards and family left for
Magnolia, Mass, Monday at II. 35 "A. NJ.
F. II. Cobb will run the Arlington
house for month at least and may sell
out.
A. B. Page one of Fairfield S enterpris-
ing business men, was in Augusta, Mon
day.
Preparations are being made for the
August meet at the Augusta Driving
park.
L. X. Smith left for North Arson, yes
terday morning, to make short stay at
his home.
Robert True, delivery clerk at Hill &
Locke's is on his vacation ana J. H.
Clough is filling his position.
Col H. G. Staples will leave, today, for
the eastern part of the State in the inter-
ests of the Maine Mutual Fire Insurance
Co.
Proprietor Temple of the Diamond
Springs, will run extra pipes soon in Or
der to furnish a full supply of water for
the State muster
Mrs. NJ. W. Muir has arrived from Po-
mona, Cal, and Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. o. l.. Hanson, at the corner of Elm
and Bridge streets.
st. Marks Episcopal society will run
an excursion down the Kennebec today,
and large number will probably go on
this delightful trip
Miss Pierce, who has filled the position
of leading milliner at Mrs. H. f. Tibbetts'
store during the season, left for her home
In Boston, yesterday.
Dr. B. I. Sanborn arrived home from
the Isle of Springs, yesterday. Later in
the season field day will be arranged at
that delightful resort.
The companies of the Maine National
Guard are making more active prepara-
tion for the coming State muster than
they have for many years
J. G. Bradford, wife and two daughters,
who have been in the city visiting Mr..
and Mrs. j. M. Ballard, left for Rock 4
land, yesterday morning
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j. M. Dudley, who has been in charge
Of the New England Telephone Com
pany's line crew here. has gone to New
Hampshire to take charge Of crew in the
same work
The Chiefs of Cushnoc Tribe No 12,
l. D. X NJ, Will be raised up on Wednes-
lay night by A. W. Pickard, V. G. 5.
md suite of Hallowell. Corn and vcni-
son VIII De served at the close OF the cere-
monies.
Rev. j. S. Kimber of Newport, RI,
VIII attend religious services held in the
'hapel, 81 Capitol street. Tuesday, Wed
iesday and Thursday evenings Of this
week at 7.30 O'Clock. Ho will also give
Bible readings" Wednesday, Thursday
md Friday afternoons at o'clock.
The Free Baptists of Augusta and their
riends will have an excursion on Thurs
ay of this week on Steamer Islander
with steamer at Gardiner by
lectric cars from Augusta. Fares will
e adults 62 cents; children AZ cents; from
augusta and return. Tickets for sale on
lectric cars which will leave Water