Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-15

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Local Matters.
Election day passed off quietly.
school has commenced in earnest
;. G. Manley arrived. yesterday after
noon, from Portland
". N. Thompson Of the Boston Globe.
was in Augusta, yesterday.
The Maine election is over and
November is but a short ways ahead.
Miss Jennie Parent has returned
from visit at Skowhegan ana Bangor
--
Frank r. Partridge and Miss Edith
returned, Saturday afternoon. from a
snort visit 10 Boston
N. r Healey Of Portland the we'll
known Maine Central conductor. was
in the city yesterday.
Hoyts play "A Trip to Chinatown"
"iil DE The attraction at Meonian hall
Thursday evening. September Il.
"
Miss Gertrude Savage returned to her
home in Oakland, Monday afternoon.
after visit with friends in the city.
James g. Blaine arrived ON the 11.2o
train from Bar Harbor. He returned
on the afternoon train after casting his
vote
Eleven families are now at OCEAN
Point. ana will remain during the
month Of September, Seven of them
are residents of Augusta.
DR. and Mrs. G. NJ. Twitchen left
Monday afternoon. for Pembroke.
where the doctor will make two adj
dresses at the Washington county fair.
The Maine Central railroad win run
an excursion to Thomaston. Rockland
and the Maine State prison, oct. 90.
The excursion will be personally con-
Quoted by y. L. Pennen.
People will make no mistake in read
ing the new ad of Buckley & Goodrich
in todays issue. and can save money
~ taking advantage of the liberal
offers made by them this week
The wedding of Miss Annie l.. Rob
crts Of this city and Frank l.. Staples
Of Augusta, is announced to take
place at the home of the brides par
ents, September Bath Times.
Charles L. May. who has been
passing the summer at Boston. re-
turned home, Sunday afternoon. and
commenced his studies in the Junior
class of Cony High school, Monday.
Thomas Leigh, Jr.. will begin. Octo-
Der |. stamping tour through the
New England states in the interests of
the Republican cause. He will be on
the stump four weeks. and will pass
the first week in Connecticut.
Miss Charlotte L. Partridge has left
for South Hadley. Mass. where she
will pursue her studies at Mt. Holyoke
college. Before resuming her studies.
Miss Partridge will visit her cIassmate.
Miss Susan II. Doane, at Mt Holyoke
Mass.
Mrs. +. W. Smith of Rocllland. ar
rived, Monday afternoon. and is the
guest or MIS-. Henry PiShon, on Mel
Vile street Mrs. Smith will give
series of lectures in the public schools
IN the evils of intemperanee. under the
auspices of the Womens Christian
Union.
This afternoon at o'clock. Mrs
freeman Smith of Rockland. will give
/ short lecture before the w. C. T. l..
md their invited guests. at their rooms
IN Water street. At five O'Clock. a
lanty tea will be served by the ladies.
living out of town visitors ample time
O return TO their homes before night.
People take advantages of these fine
venings and take rides on the electric