Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-04-23

Augusta are requested to meet in caucus
at Grand Army hall. Friday evening.
April "a. for the purpose of selecting i
delegates and II alternates to attend the
State convention to be held at Bangor
June 2, for the purpose Of nominating a
candidate for Governor, 10 be voted for
at the September election.
Per order,
REPUBLICAN CITY COMMITTEE
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
Libel notice.
Wanted-Girls.
For sale-Colts.
Agents wanted.
c. G. a. Cigar.
Majestic Bicycles.
Goodyear Shoe Co.
Quimby Art Rooms.
For sale-BoX Buggy.
Wanted-Tabe girls.
Housekeeper-Wante
Horse sale--C. +. Trask.
Cut fiowers-C. X. Partridge.
Refrigerators-E W. Church.
The Preferred Accident Ins. 90.
Carpets-Iiooper Son q leighton.
Amusements-The Old Homestead.
Local Matters.
Was II Worth Her Whasie?
For a front seat upon the main aisle.
She asked with confident smaisle,
Though TO church she was late.
We have but to state
That the hat was in all kinds Of staisle
Detroit Tribune.
Fast day
No paper tomorrow.
Where is that man who said summer
had come?
Drink Jungle Chop" tea at ]. E.
Fuler's while it is free.
Appropriate Fast day services will
be held at some of the churches.
The Star Gazer" company arrived
ON the morning train, Wednesday, from
Bangor.
Princess ties of brown and green
checks ami figured patterns, and flow
ing cuds will be the fashion the coming
season, they say.
c. c. Kemp of the New England Felt
Roofing Works was in the city.
Wednesday. on business with BILLY
Baldwin, the Beehive Roofer.'
The Augusta Loan and Building
Association will hold it's annual meet
ing for the election of officers, etc, on
the third Wednesday in June. the 18th.
Mrs. Jesse S. Johnson and her daugh
ter. Miss May Johnson. left for Boston,
Wednesday morning. They will later
go to New York where they will make
a short stay.
Buckley & Goodrich are not looking
for new machines this season. why
should they with such record of those
they handled in 1895? No experiment.
ing for them If you please.
One of the largest crowds ever seen
on the Augusta driving park will prob
ably assemble there this afternoon to
see the game between the Remedies
and the Maine State college team.
The many friends of Mrs. j. NJ. Wy
man will be relieved to learn that she
has nearly recovered from recent
severe attack of rheumatism, She is
making a visit with her mother in
Wiscasset.
Marshal Henry r Morse has had q
telephone put in his house on the East
side. Now says the amiable mar
shall, If there is any trouble anywhere.
all they have to do is to call me up, and
receive prompt attention.
H. II. Davidson. the gate keeper at
the Rines hill crossing of the NJ. c. r.
r., is looking forward to finer garden
than ever, this season, opposite his
little gate house. The garden is only
6 feet by 5, but with Davidson and his
little flower farm, it is a case of max
ing the best of what he has. Many
would do we'll to follow suit.
At a meeting of the Cony High School
Athletic Association. held, Wednesday.
it was decided not to further entertain
having a tennis team to represent the
school, in case of formation of an
association. 1t was
brought forth that what good material
there is, from circumstances reeentij
interposed, would not be available.
d Rev. l.. l.. Hanscom of Red Wing.
Mimi. a brother in-law of the late Gen.
=. F. Harris, arrived in Augusta,
on his return from Old
Town. where he attended the recent
Maine Methodist conference. of which
he formerly was a member. He will
make short visit with Mrs. Harris.
He was accompanied by his niece. Miss
Helen NJ. Hanscom of Waterville. who
will make a few days visit, here.