Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-04-13


Gus. Tuesday evening, at Z. 20. In Grand
Army hall. for the purpose of electing II
delegates and II alternates to attend the
State convention to be held in Portland
April is; and also to choose II delegates
and II delegates to attend the "a district
convention to be held in Waterville,
April II. Per order.
REPUBLICAN CITY COMMITTEE.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.
Sapolio.
Wanted-Man.
TO let-Tenement.
Wanted-To do grating.
TO Rent-No. q Grove street.
Millinery-Mrs. II. II. Tibbetts.
Grand Cloak Opening-Fowler Ham,
len.
Local Matters.
Just the Same.
Same old robin, same old song;
Same old cold wind blowing strong;
Same Old cioudleis; same old sky,
Same Old brooklet babblins by.
Same old violets, same old blue:
Same Old grass-plat, same old hue;
Same old look In everything.
Same old season; same old spring.
Chicago Record.
Frank Bowman was in Watervlle.
Saturday.
Miss Josephine Ward of Colby. visited
her home in the city. over Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Bowman's mother. Mrs.
Marshall Wiley, is seriously i'll at her
home in Old Town
The want columns are becoming de-
cidedly interesting and profitable to
the Journals readers.
L. F. Williams. principal Of the Clin-
ton high school. was in the city, Satur-
day. visiting E. w. Emery.
The Augusta police force put up a
splendid appearance in their new uni
forms, which are very becoming.
Herbert A. Black, and Harry T. Web
Der Of the Bowdoin Medical school,
passot stlnday at their homes in the
city.
Mrs. Mckinney. returned 20 Boston.
Saturday night. after few days visit
in this city.
Haskell Brothers are fairly hugging
themselves to think of the immense
trade they have in ladies' Oxford shoes.
black and tan. A shoe in all sizes for
only sl.25, and fine shoe it is.
Miss Matte Dingley was taken seri-
ously i'll at her work at the Gannett &
Morse Concern. Saturday morning.
She was taken home. and received
medical attendance. and at last &C.
counts, was very comfortable.
The 16 members of the Jephtha En-
No. 8, l. o. O. F.. who were
Friday night. by the Ahi-
ram Enoampment of Waterville. re-
turned. Saturday morning. They re-
ported a most enjoyable tine
How those open cars shine. and how
the public long for the days when the
balmy breezes will justify their appear
ance on the streets. Somehow the
crowds who patronize them give the
streets more cheerful and joyous ap-
pearance. Mr.. Meloon has them ready.
Prob. is the only delinquent.
The Edwards Manufacturing Com
pany are shipping a lot of old ma
to Montgomery. Ala. which
was purchased by the same concern
which bought out the machinery Of the
cotton mill at Hallowell. some IS car
loads. The lot from the Edwards mills
will amount to about four carloads.
-
Augusta men are well appreciated by
the NJ. l. S. A. A. Besides the presi-
lent. Frank Hewins, and the secretary.
Charles S. May, there will represent
her al the meeting to be held at Water
vile, June 10, E. w. Hamlen, clerk OF
the course; J. c. Minot. scorer. and c.
). Pettingiil. judge Of walking.
]. F. Bean was presented with
silver badge. Saturday en-.
graved Deputy Sheriff. by the men,
bers of the last police force Of which
he was marshal The men wished to
show their appreciation of his services.
and have personally taken this means
Of expressing to him, and to the public
their best wishes for his
success in his present capacity az q
deputy sheriff for Kennebec county.
The signs of spring have been num-
erous, but for genuine summer boy.
a little chap at the north end, Friday
afternoon, certainly is ahead. He was
running about in his bare feet: with
no hat or coat on. and rugged out in u
iannel shirt. thrown open in the front.
His little legs were white. but they
wont be long, he says.
blessings on thee, little man;
barefoot boy. with cheek Of tam