Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-31

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Merchants Insurance Co.
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Franklin Fire Insurance Co.
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Local Matters.
More snow.
Charles Is Day of Richmond was in
the city. Thursday.
Jospeh H. Bridge is making visit at
his home in this city
Sharpen yoUr wits and come to the
Library Party tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hunt of Read6eld
were in the city, Thursday.
Dr.. NJ. c. Fernald of Dover, was In the
city, Thursday, ON business.
The slate for the roof of the city build
ing il expected to arrive soon.
J. 0. Young Of Bangor, is at the Au-
gusta Houss, visiting a. W. Thayer
Mrs. J +. Dearborn is confined to her
home on West Crescent street. with a
severe cold.
The plumbers report very few breaks
from the recent cold spell. 1t appears that
the people We're prepared for it.
The organ for the st. Marks Episcopal
church, arrived Thursday afternoon,
from the mandatory in Boston.
j. z, andrews attributes the sharp
weather - Washington. He says that
Senator C.isp is responsible for it.
The many friends of Mrs George Cottle
will be sorry to learn OF her serious Illness
at her daughter in North Augusta.
Il. + Holmes, connected with the home
Office of The Travellers Insurance Com
pany of Hartford, Conn, was in the city;
Thursday.
The drivers about the station have
temporarily abandoned the cry of Hack,
hack, having substituted for it, Have
sleigh ride. sir"
The members of the Sons of Veterans.
with the assistance of the Ladies Relief
Corps, are arranging to have a fair, some
tiGe about March LIST
The skating on tAe river above The dam
is reported to be fine, and the beautiful
moon is being highly enjoyed by many
merry skating parties.
Register Of Deeds George r. Smith is
u busy man nowadays. The transfers IT
real estate are very heavy, ana the Office
is pushed to its utmost,
Next Monday. the Medical Club of
Augusta. Will meet at the Office Of DR. j.
Il. TuelL at S o'clock. Papers will be
read, to be followed by discussions
Hon. \. W Gilman of Foxcruft, and
Hon, Augustus Bailey of Gardiner, in
spo2tors of prisons and jails, were in the
city, Thursday, and made pleasant call at
the Journal office.
The Augusta Electric Light and Heat
Company has Just finished handsome
electum for Trinity Commandery, No. :,
Knights Tcmplar. 1t is provided With IL
patent pulpit lamp attachment.
Recorder Sprague of the Augusta
Lodge, A. .. L. W, has paid to Mrs.
Nesta Craig The widow of the late James
A. Craig the sum of $4,000 This is an
instance of the usual quick work done by
this order.
1t is claimed that the largest invoice of
curtain shade goods ever received at one
lime in Augusta. has lately been I'M
packed and displayed by Trouant &
Bates. 1t is curiosity to notice in their
window the number of colors and shades
represented.
There is an old legend that when the