Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-03

JOURNAL promptly win confer ! 49,
by notifying the once immsdiately.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.
Postum.
Hobbs Pills
Doan's Pills.
Guy o. Vickery.
For Sale--Grass.
Wantcd-Tabie girls.
Warfed-Kitchcn girl.
| n. w. SouIe--Fireworks.
Swift AZ Turner-Fireworks
The Huntington Clothing Co.
Local Matters.
The Journals Telephone Ne. -. 1874
J. II. Bartlett of Windsor. was in thu
city, Friday.
Miss Mile Gleason is in Boston for I
weeks visit.
S. A. Jewett OF North Pittston. was
in Augusta Friday.
Fine lot of spring chickens. for bron-
ers. at Hill & Locke's
Swift q Turner have their store wen
harricaded with fire works and
crackers.
II. A. Thompson OF Medfeld, Mass. {
is visiting his brother. H. Leland
Thompson.
DIR. II. b. Hill returned from Water
vile. Friday, where he had been on q
short business trip.
Mrs Annie Cannon of this city, has
returned from a weeks visit with her
friends in vassalboro.
Misses Kate Mckay and Ida Searles
Of Chelsea. were in the city. Friday, q
visiting at the State House.
party Of 10 young people will leave.
today. for Belgrade by team. where
they will pass the 4th and 5th. I'D
Misses Francis Hoyl and Bl.ncA.
Rhodes left for Kennebunkport. Friday
morning, to pass the summer.
Steamer Gardiner will make another
delightful excursion on Sunday, July 4.
TO Five Islands. leaving Augusta at
A. NJ a
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Harrison returned,
Friday. from Boston, where they have
been making several weeks visit with
rel3tives.
Hon. ]. S. Clark of Bangor. one of the
trustees of the Maine Insane Hospital.
passed the night at the institution, to
return home. today.
Don't omit reading today's special
sales on page seven. One item alpne
Will mere than remunerate you, il you
take advantage of the offer.
Don't forget that the Electric caxo
leaving Augusta at 1850. Sunday mOfn-s
ing,connect with steamer Islander ~
Boothbay and the Islands. Fare round
trip. s1.00.
In attending the concerts and ccle-
bration at the National Home. remem-
Der you will save money by huying
your return tickets of the electric car
conductors. or at the car stations.
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The officers of the Grand Encamp-
ment of Maine. l. Q. o. F., accompanied
BY Frank Pond of this city, the grand
high priest. have returned from Sears
port where, on Thursday evenins
Charles A. Murin Encampment was in
stituted. The new encampment has
promise of being most prosperous
one. -,
Among visitors to the city, yesterday.
were John f. Wyman of San FRANCHISES
and w. e. Frye of Worcester. MasAr
Mr. Wyman is native of South China
and is passing a month with relatives
in that section. He has not been In
Maine for II years. MIR. Frye, his
nephew, will return to Massachusetts,
today, after pleasant week of FISHING &
and genera! enjoyment
special train will run to Togus. ON
the Kennebec Central railroad. Sua-
day morning, leaving Randolph at SzN
and returning. will leave the National
Home at 1890. An inspection viii take
place at o'clock with 1900 men In line.
Special trains will leave Randolph ~
b.45 and $50, Monday evening, TO &C
those wishing to witness
The fireworks.
About as cute novelty as ever APP
peared in the city. is to be seen in the
window display of Guy O. Vickerys
Imagine dictionary Of 1900 words
neatly bound in red cover and en-
closed in prettily designed sterling
silver case. the face OF the case con-
siSting Of a strong maxn1fying gi49A