Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-03

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NEW ADVERTISER EMS TODAY.
Wanted-Giri
Beans Drug Store
Lost-Shepherd Pup.
Lost-Brindle Bull Pup.
TO Lct--Furnished Rooms.
Tasker Bros.--iIavc 81 new ad. a
Summer Drinks-E w. Church. !.
Silverware-Piercc's Crockery Store E.
Local Matters.
Cherries are on the market.
The lively music of the piano organ
is heard In the air.
John II. Madden of Jefferson, is in
Augusta on business.
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T. l.. Staples was in Waterville,
Tuesday, on business.
l.. A. Burleigh was in Rockland,
Tuesday. attending court.
Miss Rena Weeks of Gardiner, is
visiting friends in the city.
The johnson House has been given
handsome coat of brown paint.
T. V. Doherty returned. Tuesday,
from a few days visit in Boston.
Mrs. Annie Hodgkins of East Jeffer-
son, is visiting friends in the city.
Miss Vannah and Miss Bartlett of
Gardiner. were in Augusta, Tuesday.
Mrs. W. p Lapham is attending the
Universalist convention being held at
Auburn.
Mrs Wallace Weeks and little
daughter, left for Bowdoinham, Tues
day for a weeks visit.
Cushnoc Tribe u, I. o. r. NJ. will
have its nomination of chiefs for one
great sun, and work the chief degree
this Wednesday sleep.
Seth Williams Relief Corps will hold
their annual election of officers, Thurs
day, Juno 4, at p. NJ. All members
are oar-c@t'y requested to be present.
The "SuaSy South" company arrived
Tuesday. b. boat, from Boston. They
left Augusta on the 1240 train for
North Vassalboro. where they gave a
performance last evening.
II you are obcdient to the hand that
has lately made its appearance over
]. w. Decl's clothing store and follow
the direction the finger indicates. more
than likely YOU will look as happy as
the proprietor usually does
Rev. c. w. Doherty of St. Marys
church. went to Portland. yesterday
morning. to attend the 21st anniver-
sary of the conservation of the Right
Rev James Augustine Hcaley as
bishop of the diocese of Portland.
te,I,.
who has charge of the accommodation
train running between Augusta and
Gardiner, was ill.yesterday. and unable
to attend to his duties. He vii, be on
hand. today. it is hoped by his numer-
Gus friends.
Preparations. are being made for the
Children's day exercises to be held at
the Methodist church. Sunday evening.
June Il. The exercises usually occur
the second Sunday in June. but. on
tht evening. Rev. Mr.. Cummings has
arranged to deliver the baccalaureate
sermon for the graduating class of the
Cony High school, ~
With the air full of prospective we'd
dinSs. it may not be amiss to remind
the friends who are to make presents
that there is nothing more practical or
likely TO be more fully appreciated,
than some pieces of elegant cut glass,
china, or ever silver plated ware.
Pierce Q99) has already had the pulse
of trade quickened by such seekers of
desirable and appropriate articles
Among those who left for Bangor
tuesday morning. to attend the Re
publican State convention were the fol-
lowing: Hon. S. w. Lane. w. H. Will
iiams, c. Il. Burleigh. ]. V. Lane. f.
NJ. Thompson. Joseph H. Wall and
Capt Thomas Clark of Augusta: j. c.
Robbins of Sidney: DR.. A. +. G. Smith.
Charles F. Choate and f. E. Ware of
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