Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-04-16


See Gilbert's Yankee Doodle Adv.
Ladies Jackeis~-Fowler & iiamlen.
| Moth Prevention-C. *. Partridge.
| Turkish head bath-Henry l.. morrill,
| Amusements-Y. NJ. c. 4. Entertain
ment.
| Local Matters.
Fast day win be week from today
| DELIGHTFULLY."- warm, was yesterday
who saw that straw hat, wednes-
lay?
| 1t is about time to plant clothes reefs.
T. l.. Wcbber has a fine lot all fitted
| capitol Hose No. 5, win hold a BAN
Duet. Monday evening. at its quarters.
Now for the bright and summery
shirt waists and neat little string
ties.
The thermometer registered - de-
erees in tho shade Wednesday, on the
street.
There is dust il the air, and cry
for the street sprinkler comes up from
the residents.
Of all men to be pitied. Wednesday,
was 4 man on the streets. with heavy
fur cap on his head.
I
began wiring the house of L. II. Bur
CESS On tho East side, Wednesday.
Miss Winifred Merrill read paper.
Wednesday, al the Cony High school.
on Authors" which was most inter
esting
l.. :. 7. Sanborn went to Isle of
Spri.s1, Wednesday. to look after his
eottaso .,.ere. preparatory to the com
ing season.
II. T. Armstrong of Jackman,
ana Nettie L. Talpey of Moose
River. We're married at Hotel
North. yesterday; Rev L. f. Newbert
officiating.
Henry Miller, who has been making
his home in Connecticut. is now stop
ping With Mr.{and Mrs. II. Il. Randall
On state street. He will remain in Au-
gusta for while
The supreme president of the A. Is.
s. DR.. Chas. H. Burr of Boston, will be
present at the initiation of a very large
number at \. O. L. w hall tonight
A big crowd will be expected.
Those Boston patent bicycle pants
ana other goods, that had so big a
sale last season. and We're adopted by
the Augusta and Gardiner clubs are on
sale this year also. at Tasker Bros
In our advertising columns this
morning w E. Perkins corrects a false
report concerning his wall paper bust
ness. 1t is only justice 10 Mr.. Perkins
that his friends and patrons read what
he has TO say.
visit in Boston. Wednesday. She is 50
years old, and doesn't mind travelling
alone in the least as she can take care
of herself just as we'll as the next
woman, she says
JEFF the little fox terrier owned by
Mr.. Badger of the Maine Farmer, is
under the weather from the result of
recent hurt to his leg. 1t is thought
that he was run over by some wagon.
He is missed, is old jeff
Miss Millie Young of Linneus, re-
turned home Wednesday afternoon.
after passing a few days with her
cousin, DR.. \. C. Young. She had re-
Gently returned from Mansfield, Mass,
where she has been staying few
months
Leonard Mccoy. veteran soldier of
Cross Hill, Maine who has applied for
an increase of pension on account of
increasing blindness; by order of the
reported yesterday To Dr. c. w. Stock
man of this city for an expert examin-
alton of his eyes.
z The trustees of the I.ithgow Library
would have the juvenile public general
ly to understand that the grass plots
the library building is not
a play ground in any sense of the word
The spring brings out the young life,
and it becomes very playful. Any use
of the library grounds, for that pur-
pose. however, will be punished.
Local Notice.
Dudley & Lynn are showing a large
and select stock of Woolens for Spring
and Summer. 257 Water street.
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