Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-10-24

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| Mark down sale-H. G. chernowsky
Local Matters.
Frederick Cony was in Portland yes-
| terday.
i Or. Is. f. Worthing of Cooper's Mills,
was in the city, Friday.
| G. II. Bangs Of Brunswick, was a
City hotel guest, yesterday.
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| Charles b. Morrill, was here from
Pittslield. yesterday morning.
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dance viii be held at Gilbert's hall,
Cushnoc Heights, this evening
| Malcolm & Dyer are putting in
new furnace for Fred Getchen
| capt. and MIS-. George Doughty win
return. today. from a carriage drive to
Piscataquis county.
| The condition Of Mrs. Frank H. Gas
lin. who is i'll with typhoid fever at her
home On State street, remains I'M
changed.
| Miss =. 4. Libby and her assistants
are among the busiest people of the
city these days. The public seem to
take to her store.
Landlord F. NJ. Bowman of the City
hotel. will leave. the first Of next week,
fer Billiards. camp at Schoodic lake.
on hunting trip
The next meeting of the Capital
Drum Corps will be held at its hall
over the Granite National Bank, next
Wednesday evening.
Rev. J. s. Gledhill of Plymouth.
Mass, is visiting in the city. Mr.. Gled-
hill in the sos was pastor of the Uni
versalist church in Augusta
The obstruction on the sidewalk in
front of the Opera House block has
been removed. work on the building
having SO far progressed that it could
be done.
Dwight l.. Moody, the we'll known
evangelist, who has been holding meet
inss at Bangor, passed through the
city. yesterday morning, en- route for
Portland
The subject of the address tomorrow
night in the Congregational chapel.
by the Rev. James Williamson will i've
"A Modern Christian in the Modern
World" Those who are specially in
terested in the action of the principal
of our grammar school are cordially
invited to be present.
DIR. j. Z. Tuell is moving into the
Office facing Water street in the Allen
block. which will be temporarily occu
pied by him. AS soon as the necessary
improvements can be made. Dr. Tuell
Will move into the offices formerly oceu-
pied by the Drs Brickett. over the
drug store of Bowditch & Webster.
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Episcopal church at Summerville. S
G., is in the city. Mr.. Glass has been
on visit to Bangor. where he has been
the guest of Gen. and Mrs. H. NJ
Piaisted. Gen. and Mrs. Plaisted in
company with Mr.. Glass We're the
guests of Hon. ]. w. Bradbury at
lunch. yesterday.
The members of Highland Lodge are
requested to meet at their hall Sunday.
at ! ?. Nj, for the purpose of attend
ing the funeral of our late Brother ].
r. t'ossett. Members of Augusta
Lodge are especially invited to meet
and attend with Highland Lodge. The
services will be held at the NJ. f.
at , O'Clock
"A. a. Young and family left on the
Pullman. Thursday night. for Augusta,
ia They were accompanied as far as
Boston by Mrs. S. r. Fuller, who will
'isit her sister, Mrs. Sprague. at West
newton, Mass. The former will be
olned' Monday, by Mrs. John ]. Fuller
N this city. and proceed to Atlanta,
a. where Mrs. Fuller will pass the
winter.
1our-years-old boy who lives on
he East side, has a hard time to re-
MEMBER whom he loves best papa or
mamma. The other evening his aunt
AID to him: Charlie, whom do you