Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-04-27

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
Board Wanted.
Wanted-Painter.
New goods-M. Roberts.
| T.. f.. Marson-Carriages.
Wanted-Butter customer.
Boys Suts-H. s. BlaisdeH
Doris Heaters-A. ID. Ward.
WaDted-tiiri for house work.
TO Let--Convenient House and Stable
Local Matters.
urday afternoon.
Loring Farr of Manchester. was In
the city, Saturday.
G. Roberts, Jr.. Of Litchfield Plains.
was in Augusta, Saturday.
Miss Alice Bonney of Auburn. Bates
&C. is visiting friends in the city.
Miss Josephine Ward Of Colby. passed
Sunday at her home in Augusta.
Miss Ida NJ Metcalf of Lewiston. is
the guest Of AIRS Dr. Hin at the hos
pital.
+. p. Mayo Of the Turf. Farm and
Home. was in the city. Saturday. on
business.
Hon. Charles K. Written returned,
Saturday night. from "A short trip to
Buckheld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor of Natick, Mass,
are the guests of Mrs. Dr. Friend on
oak street
Hon. Edward Wiggin and Mrs Wig
gin passed Sunday with friends in
Brunswick.
Miss Elida Higgins returned to Bos-
ton, Sunday morning. to resume her
musical studies
Miss Fife Lampson, stenographer in
Postmaster Lynch's Office, has recovered
from a few days illness.
~. ana Mrs. II. II. Blanchard of
Jefier.o. are visiting Captain and Mrs.
II. f. I,...nchard on the East Side.
F.X-Alderman c. H. Cunningham
went to Boston, Saturday. on a bust
ness trip. He will return, Tuesday.
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Hon. Oramandel Smith of Litchfield.
was in the city. Saturday, attending
court in the case of Hattin VS.. Chase
Miss Sybil y. Howe left for Portland.
on the early train. Saturday morning.
to pass Sunday, with friends in that
city
9Rohert =. Jordan, secretary of the
Bangor Y. NJ. c. A.. was in the city.
Saturday. on his way from Bangor to
Portland.
Allen Quimby passed Saturday and
Sunday in Brunswick He attended
the game between the Remedies and
Bowdoins.
At the last meeting of Seth Williams
Post G. A. r.. Lewis Selling was cleo
ted quarter master to fill the vacancy
created by the resignation of H. r.
Hopkins
The bicycle riders are getting to be
legion in number. The recent fine
weather has given them a chance to do
much riding. The city roads are in
fine condition.
The concert which will be given, this
evening, under the auspices of the A.
O. L. w. in Union hall, promises to be
a most enjoyable affair. Great prepare
tons have been made to have a fine
time.
Mrs. j. w. Lawson of Scarboro, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pettingill of Ice
boro have returned to their respective
homes, having been in Augusta to at
tend the funeral of the late William
Il. Small.
Frank Salisbury claiming to hail
from Fitchburg. Mass, who was hauled
in Friday for drunkenness, and general
to make trouble, will spend
the next so days in Jail He says he
realizes that he isn't so smart as he
thought he was.
Miss Phoebe Patten, an elderly lady
living at IA Child street. broke her right
arm, Friday afternoon, in a most
singular manner. a great fly was re-
posing on a window sash. She saw IT,
and made move to catch it. The fly
moved up one flight, to one of the
sashes above. and Miss Patten. istin on
the hunt, got stool with the avowed
intention of capturing him, II it were
possible. AS she was climbing onto the
stool. she slipped, and fell, breaking