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

The Huntington Clothing Co.
r. NJ. Hayes & Sop--Domestic bread.
guy D. Vickery-Jeweler and Optician.
Local Matters.
We Can Do With So Little.
4 little work. little play
1 10 Keep MS going-and so good-day,
a little warmth. a little light
or loves bestowing and so goodnight
A little fun to match the sorrow
or each days growing-and so good-mor-
| row.
A little trust that when VIC die
we reap our sowing! And so-goodby,
George DuMaurier.
Mrs. J. x. Brown is visiting her folks
| Cornville Me.
W. H. Gay of Portland. was in Au-
| Gusta, yesterday.
Or. c. w. Taggart Of Winthrop, was
il the city. Friday.
Alb. Erskine and John a Erskine OF
| Alma, were in Augusta, Friday.
| Deputy Secretary Of State Russell was
! in Waterville, yesterday, on business.
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| The Cony boys ought to win out in
| the foot ball game at Oak Grove, to-
day
The schooner Douglass Haines is in
port with cargo of coal for E. Stone
and Co
A coal fire was started at the police
station, yesterday afternoon, the first
Of the season.
Conductor Philbrook of the Maine
Central. will resume his duties next
week, after a short vacation.
Miss Ada Yeaton has resumed her
duties at the Vickery & Hill publishing
house. after weeks vacation
Motorman Frank Spear of the electric
railroad. will resume his duties, Sun
day morning, after a weeks vacation.
The county commissioners of Maine
viii meet at Bangor. Oct. q. Messrs.
Burgess and Hamilton will probably be
Kennebec county's representation at the
meeting.
The Huntington Clothing Company
are prepared to show those who think
they must have their clothing cut and
made to order over 500 styles of all
wool goods TO select from. Now is the
time to leave your order.
1t the service tomorrow evening in
the Congregational chapel. Mr. Will
Hanson will give the second in the SER
les Of familiar talks on practical re-
liGion. The subject will he The Theo-
logical The Ecclesiastical and the Es-
sential Christ
Mrs. Deborah Fuller, Mrs J. Z. Full
Ter, Mrs Thomas Ingraham and Mrs.
lngraham's child. James Fuller Ingra-
ham, had their pictures at Does stu
dio, yesterday This group represents
four generations. Mrs Fuller being the
first and the boy. James Fuller Ingra-
ham being the fourth generation.
These few days of sunshine and
cooler weather have come in good time
for Russell & Weston. In buying
Jackets and capes to arrive weekly. in
such quantities, they expected favor
able weather Their show window
gives some little idea of the STYLES and
character of the stock Their sales
even during the rainy weather were re-
markable.
Displayed in the show window of
>. Brooks x Co. is stiletto which was
found by L. Gilley in a tree at Cross
NIL, while he was chopping it, The
weapon was found eight inches from
the surface and eight feet from the
ground. Years ago probably some
nuntsmen threw the stiletto into the
tree and as it grew the weaDon he
came more deeply imbedded in it.
An Augusta young man went into
local clothing store about a week ago.
and obtained an overcoat. saying that
his mother would be in the next day
and settle. His mother did not come
after a week had transpired. so the
clothing dealer had the man arrested.
The coat was returned. the young man
pad the costs of the case. and every
hing was satisfactorily adjusted.
ne long evenings are once more
here and with them comes the desire
o read and write in order to pass the
ime away. Have you ever noticed if
ne words and letters run together or
n order to read you are obliged to
ioid your paper farther away than
usual, II such be the case YOUR ewes