Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-07-03

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Local Matters.
Miss Maude Andrews is home for the
summer
o. -. Lambard returned, THURSDAY
| from visit to Watch Hill
Miss Josephine Ward. Colby 'ss ia
home for the summer vacation.
Miss Bessie Leeds of Lakewood
j.. Is visiting Miss Lila Bradbury,
Miss Frances Gullifer hrs returned
from a visit at her home in Wateryllle
Miss Bessie Young of Portland ;s
visiting Miss Pierce at Hanmond,s
Grove
run programme Of the July Fourth
features have been distributed about
the city.
Mir. and Mrs. A. A. Parker of Oak
land. win spend the Fourth with Mr..
and Mrs. W. ii. Davis
Mrs. George Stone and her son
Lawrence. of Boston. are the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. George N Lawrence.
Edward S. Lovejoy left for York
Beach. Thursday morning, where he
has secured position for the summer
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Hon. L. t. Carleton. chairman of the
inland fish and game commission, will
occupy his office in the vickery build
ing. next fail.
Look out for the pick-pocket. the
snt tak-thief and the bunco-man. These
are a triumvirate that work many an
ill On the unguarded.
The Lithgow library win be open
until 70 l. NJ. to p Nj, Fourth of
July, to visitors. No books will be de-
liVered or received on that day.
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Mrs. Edgar Hussey and Miss Helen
Dunton of Bath. and Miss Grace Wood
Of Hailoweil, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. \. Hussey for few days.
The BARRIERS viii close their shops.
iuly 4, at noon. They will be open,
however. Friday night until ii o'clock.
-he same as usual on Saturday nights.
W. II. Holmes, who won the Junior
defamation prize at the Colby exer-
Uses, returned home, Thursday. and
Mil pass the summer with his parents
II the city.
The night before the Fourth will be
he
generally be open. as on Saturday
lights, on account of their being closed
N the Fourth during the evening.
How is this for hot weather news?
-adies' percale shirt waists that always
ell for so cents, are now being sold bv
'ussell & Weston for the small sum of
3 cents each and all other styles at
Ike discount
Judge Andrews had three men before
i'm, Thursday morning, for trying to
eat ride on the early morning Pull
lan, where they We're arrested by
'atrolman Thompson. They told the
curt that they We're peddlers en- route
u Waterville, and he sent them along.
nd told them they must leave the
ty.
Frederick w. Plaisted, one of the
'ur delegates at large to the National
convention. left for Port
md, Friday afternoon, for Chicago.
mere the convention will open, Tues
ay. The other delegates are S. C.
ordon of Portland. John Scott of
ath' Chandler S. Snow of Bangor.
ne party including the district dele
ltes will leave Portland on Palace
r, Saturday A. NJ. Mr.. Plaisted will
gone about two weeks.
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