Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-31


over 200 cutters have been employed or
the average. in addition To IS quarry
men. Twelve thousands five hundred
| tons of granite have been shipped oil
this contract. in about 10 cargoes, the
last being sent away. Monday. Mr.
| Frenc has been foreman of the quar-
ries for y years. his present vacation
being the first he has had during that
period.
WATERVlLLE.
Mrs. George Ware is in Boston.
|
Ben Coffin, Colby 81 is in the city.
|
Miss Alice Barrelle is visiting in Az
gusta.
J. L. Dinsmore visited i'll Oakland.
Monday.
Mrs. y. J. Norris returned from An
gusta. Saturday.
]. c. Fuller has returned from The
New York market.
| Landlord Fiske OF the Bay View, :
visiting in Exeter.
Z. A. Longfellow of Skowhegan. wa
| in the city, Monday.
Everybody here is waiting Cor the
city auditors report.
| c. l.. Carr of South NorrdS ewo,,i
was in the city. Monday.
| Mrs. George a. Head Of Skowhegan
was in the city. Monday
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| Miss Nellie Pooler of Augusta, visited
| friends in this city. sunday.
Eight persons were received into the
Baptist church, last Sunday.
Twenty-six French residents of this
city, left for Quebec, Monday.
1Irs. l.. NJ. Talbot of Gardiner is tbs
guest of Mrs. c. c. Durham.
The Odd Fellows are making arrange
ments for a ball in the near future.
superintendent of Schools Waters
The first meeting of the city council for
April, will be held next Wednesday.
Mrs. l.. A. Burleigh returned to hei
home in Augusta, Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Dusty of SkoWhcgan
is visiting relatives and friends in hi.
city.
La Belle Cerece was the openine
piece of the Lillian Tucker Co. last
night.
II. Fl. Chapman, Colby -. aud r. G.
shannon, 80, are back from their Va
cation.
c. \. Jones of Cumberland Mills, was
the guest of J. \. rooler, Water street,
Sunday and Monday.
Miss Mary l.. Spaulding of Buckfield
was the guest Sunday of Miss Lucy A.
Prince of Morrill, avenue.
Station Agent Murphy and Michael
Frye were called to Lewiston, Sunday
night by the death of a relative.
aug btbldiT pl the lSidUu MD
chine and Foundry CO., of Sl<owhcgan,
was in the city on business, yesterday.
DR.. J. f. Hill is confined to the hot Sc
with the prevalent distempcr. and vii.
not be able to see his patients for few
days.
Miss Georgia Davis of School street
who has been visiting relatives in
Skowhegan, returned home. Monday
afternoon.
The Journal hears many pleasing
comments on the singing of Miss
Searles, who sang alto at the Baptis.
service. Sunday.
Peter Sheltra of Water street. aged IS
years, died Saturday night after long i'll
ness from consumption. lie leaves a widow
and two small children
Frank Pakulski for sometime with the
Ilollingsworth & Whitney Company has ac-
cepted situation as superintendent of the
pulp mill at Lisbon Falls.
The Lillian Tucker Dramatic Company
who have met with phenomenal success in
NV o'ihCeS anu cdstcTIi Mdillc, opened
weeks engagement in City hall, last eve
ming.
The case Emery VS.. City of Water
vile, which was to have been tried at
the present term of court a Augusta.
has been continued to the October
term.
II. c. Day of Auburn, who addressed
the Sunday afternoon meeting of the
Y. NJ c. A., was accompanied to this
this city by his wife. They returned
home, yesterday.
At the mass meeting to be held in
City hall, April 10, in the interest of
the free public library. there will be