Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-10-05

DAILY KENNEL
]. M. Fogg was in Bowdoinham, Sat
urday.
Fred Durham was here from Deer.
ing. yesterday.
p. NJ. Wentworth Of Berwick, was ir
the city, yesterday.
Miss Lutte Beal visited friends il
Waterville, Sunday.
Detective Ira M. True has gone te
Bangor, on business.
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Hon. J. w. Bradbury returned from
Boston, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. James Hanley and daughter O
Lewiston were in the city. Saturday.
Henry A. Parker of Portsmouth. N
H., is visiting his brother in this CITY
Ewing w. Hamlen of Boston ar.
rived. Saturday night. for short stay
F. S. Lyman returned, Saturday
evening, from a business trip to Bos-
ton.
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f. w. Church expects to occupy his
grocery store in the Opera House
block Nov. l.
Mrs. Frank II. Gaslin is seriously i'll
with typhoid fever at her home on
State street.
Walter d. Stinson left, Sunday
morning. for Chicago, on a 10 days
business trip.
The Kennebec Light & Heat Co. has
placed a new oak switch board in its
plant on the East side.
Miss Nellie King. one Of the clerks
at Fowler & Hamlen's, passed Sunday
with her parents at Waterville.
ocIdtcI a. IT, Lay VI SoflIlld dHc
Representative w. L. Littlefield of Bel
fast. We're in the city. Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Philbrick Of
Waterville passed a few hours in the
city, Saturday. while on their way to
Boston.
The headquarters of the Republican
State committee in Masonic Block will
be open until after the November
election.
a. w. Thayer left, Saturday. for Bal
timore. Md, where he will attend q
meeting of the Ancient and Honora bic
Artillery Association.
A special meeting of Court Kenne-
bee Independent Order of Foresters
will be held at DR. VIM. McDavids
office at 7.30 o'clock. tonight
Mrs. |. X. Brigham M. D., who has
charge of DR.. Cushing's hospital, Bos-
ton. is visiting Miss Nellie r. Moore of
Washington street, in this city
Z. NJ. Mower will resume his duties
at the American Express office in this
city, today, after acting as agent a,
the Waterville office for few weeks.
Engine No. 146, Charles Dickson en-
sineer. passed through the city, Satur-
day, for the car shops at Waterville
for repairs after doing service on the
Knox & Lincoln branch.
The following girls from Waterville
High school attended the foot bali
game. Saturday: Gertrude Barton.
Helen Butterfield. Ethel Philbrook.
Gertrude Mathews. Edna Clark, Gussie
Colby, Ina Blish and Gertrude Lord.
Swift & Swift are accomplishing,
whether it rains or shines. or whether
it blows cold or blows hot, they con-
tinue to sell dinner sets and other
goods, so as to report very satisfac-
tory business. This is fact many
who have occasion to call at their store
can verify.
Mr. Walters, bookkeeper at the Au-
gusta Beef Company, suffered from a
severe accident, yesterday. While
cutting a branch from a tree his knife
slipped and entering the hand severed
an artery. He was taken to DIR. r. J.
Martins Office, where the hemorrhage
was checked and stitches taken in the
wound
Parties who wish new garments
made or old ones repaired, will be in
terested in the statement by II. G..
Barker, Gardiner, on the front page OF
this issue. that he has secured the ser
vices of Mr.. Paul Liffers of New York.