Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-27

tfDpOSa Tor Hospital stores.
The security Hortgsg- Trust co.
Johnson's Universal Cyclopadia.
Local Matters.
What Redbreast Wants.
Wanted
A quiet. shady crotch
In some Old apple tree,
High up and hidden from the sight
That boys and cats maynt see.
Wanted
! Some straws, and sticks and strings
And hsir to weave nest,
That Mrs. X. may raise her brood,
And peaceful in il rest.
Wanted
| A field that's newly yloughed,
Where dweils the carly worm,
That we may rise before the sun,
And catch him on the sqIirm.
Send in your bills for all these wants"
goess it won't be long
lieforc wen call my wife and /
And pay in fun with song.
Mr.. AND Mas. X. KEDBREAsT.
=. A. Lord is ill.,
Rubber boots are i'm order
The snow is rapidly disappearing.
+. W. plaisted returned from Rock
land. yesterday.
Arthur A. Packard is on the road 10
recovery from his recent illness.
Remember that excursion to Quebec
which win take place, next Monday.
The board of trade will before long
take some decided action on the pro
posed Fourth of July celebration.
Henry Clark, a motorman on the
Electric Railroad. is confined to his
home in Hallowell with bad cold
Jewett & Stone. carpenters, will go
to Riverside, Monday. to finish the
work of building new school house
that place.
Charles NJ. Follansbee. the hustling
representative Of Cook, Everett & Pen
nell Of Portland, IS in the city. calling
on the drug trade.
r. r. Rundlett of Wiscasset, pres-
dent of the Wiscasset & Quebec Rail-
road, was in the city. Thursday.
guest at the Cony house.
Bert Getchell sold his interest in the
Gushing & Ge;chell fish market.
Thursday, to A. F. Rokes of this city.
The firm name win be Gushing &
Rokes
Many visitors are attracted to the
Y. NJ. c. A. these days the boys of the
various city schools dropping in occa-
sionally to train their intellects by
reading the choice literature in the
rooms.
C. H. Nelson. the we'll known Wat
erVille horseman, was in the citv,
Thursday, for brief time. "Hod"
says he has some horses with speed to
let who will make the best of them
hustle in the races in which they
start
G. Frank Burbank of Baltimore.
Md, is in the city, visiting his mother,
Mrs. Samuel Burbank, on Winter
street. Mr.. Burbank is the superinten-
dent of the Maryland hospital for the
treatment of the liquor and opium
habits.
Druggist Bowditch has received sew
eral orders, one from a wholesale New
Nfr It,t, Co.. III, -
big as hens eggs and the clam
shells which will be used as tubs.
These articles, as all are undoubtedly
aware, will be raised by the pharma-
cist on his farm down river, this sum-
mer
Secretary Corson of the Y. NJ. c. A.,
receives several calls rom gentlemen
who are so very. very fond of worl:
that they will even lie right down be-
side it. These men ask for food money.
clothing and in fact, everything Nh
Corson does all in hi, power to aid
those who deserve it, but the other
class he quietly tells to withdraw
which they do most invariably with
good grace.
local Notice.
WONDERFUL.-227 pounds stone
changes TO Flesh and Blood from
to 4, to 9 +. NJ. 3l5 Water street
Admission 10 cents mar27 .d1ws
PRUNE SALE-40 to so line ,prunes
this week 10 cents per pound, at the
Public Meat Market. mar27d2t+
MIR. JOHN J. TURNER will teach in