Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-01-06


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NEW ADvERTISEAENTS TODAY.
Room to let
See Bcane'S ad.
To Let-Rooms.
To let-Tenement.
Wanted-3Oarders. q
Southern Railway.
Lost-Rubber boot.
Troy Steam Laundry.
Loring Short and Harmon.
Rugs-Hooper. Son and Leighton,
Local Matters.
Boston Rieers.
Queen Lii arrives. Now tell us, Aunty.
Just what you think of our Bacchante"
Well, chile. the shivering Queen replied,
Without my. clos should have died.
| amt no judge. but, pears to me.
Bostons t-too cold for sech as She
Laurence Nelson in New York Sun.
Will the ice in the river go?
The streets are running srivers.
Pole, this evening, in City hall,
Gardiner VS.. Augusta.
installations of officers Of secret Or
ders are coming along fast.
j. 11olby Bassett went to Boston.
yesterday, on few days,strip.
G. w. Quimby has returned from a
weeks visit in Meredith. N. H.
NJ. V. B. Chase, Esq, went to Boston,
yesterday, for short business trip.
DR.. G. E. Hathorne is i'll with typhoid
fever at his home on Crescent street.
There were no schools yesterday
afternoon, on account of the heavy
rain.
Mr.. Z. f. Parkman, the popular sta
ton agent for Augusta of the NJ. C. r.
r., is confined to his home with illness.
The two Aroostook senators, l.. c.,
Stevens of Caribou, and Henry c.
Sharp of Monticello, were among YES.
terday's arrivals.
Rev. c. S. Frost, the present pastor
of the Free Baptist church, has taken
rooms at No. II Church street, whe
he may be found. ~
Asylum Lodge, No. 10, /. o. o. 4
will install officers, Friday evenint
Jan. s. Jeptha Encampment will ha1
its installation, Tuesday evening, jar
10.
Unity Club, which met, Mondai
evening. for the annual election of ofil Z
GERS, adjourned. with the election not,
completed. to two weeks from that
date.
The local shoe dealers did big bus
mess in overshoes. yesterday. They
came, most of them. unprepared for
any such flood as they found on their
arrival
Since the Legislature was last in
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buildings built in this city. the City
building. Lithgow library and yickery
block on Water street.
DR.. George H. Bailey of the board of
cattle commissioners was in the city.
yesterday, on business relating to the
diseased Westbrook herd. The ami
mails will have to be killed.
/. Messrs. II. A. Black. George L.
Washburn and Harry L. Webber will
return to the Bowdoin Medical school.
Thursday. to resume their studies at
the commencement OF the winter term.
A. L. Chandler of Bridgewater. Geo.
H. Gilman of Houlton. Mayor.W. Bither
OF Linneus. A. P. Daggett Of Smyrna,
George L. Smith of Presque Isle, of the
Arooostook delegation, came on the ex-
press yesterday afternoon.
The private stables of the Lambard
estate on Hospital street. have been
leased by Messrs. Frank Best and C.
w. Kicker, and are open for business
as boarding. batting and general livery
stables. run in the best of style.
DIR. G. M. Twitchell has been invited
by the officers of the National Aver
shire Breeders association, to deliver
his lecture on Structure the Founda-
ton of Purpose" at their annual
meeting in ALBANY NJ v thts month