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

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| Local Matters.
The Journals Telephone No. -. 1864
G. w. Fletcher has returned from a
business trip To Massachusetts.
Miss Josephine S. Ward. Colby '99. Is
at home for the summer vacation
Mrs. William Robbins is visiting
friends and relatives in Madison
Three hundred people from Augusta
Iattendei the Portland celebration, July
Is.
Miss Annie Macomber is making
visit With Miss Gertrude Newbert at
Ocean Point.
Mrs Horace Cony and Miss Louise
Cony have returned from a two weeks
visit in Portland.
The centennial souvenir pamphlet is
ready now. and those who have ordered
them viii please call at the Journal
counting room.
| Miss Eva Johnson. daughter Of Dr.
ana Mrs. Wellington Johnson. is max.
ing visit with her grandfather. Mr..
George Lewis, in Whitefeld.
Don't forget that on Friday next. at
the Coliseum Gardiner there will be
thousands OF dollars worth of household
goods sold to the highest bidder.
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| 1t is requested that every Knight who
Is ret connected with the Uniform
Rank, Knights of Pythias. who intends
Ia so to Portland. Friday, July 81 will
report at once
Attention IS called to the new time
table Of the Eastern Steamboat Com
pany to be found in another column.
The raon express will commence. July
10, Gn Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days, leaving Bath at l1.40 A. NJ.
Boothbay Harbor at Ills A. NJ.
y Phillips man tells the Photograph
that r. w. Soule CT Augusta. now
known as The Hustler. was the first
barber Phillips ever had. He says Reuel
had two kinds of shaves. one for ten
ccnts, and another kind for five. He
always took the five cent kind because
the operation didn't last so long
Willis Brown, the manager of the
Fruit Growers Union, viii make an adj
dress at the office Of the secretary of
the beard of agriculture at the State
HOUSE, on The evening of July 10. pre-
vi0us to the exhibition to held the fol
loving day in G.. \. L. hall. for straw
berries and fruit, under the auspices af
the State Pathological Society
The cottasers are fast taking posses
sion Of their summer homes at Lake
Cobbaseecontee. One feature, this year.
which is especially appreciabIe is the
height of the water which is at almost
frcshet level This not only makes the
scenery about the shores better, BIZ,
makes ii possible for the beats to get
about easier over SEINE Of the usually
shcal places.
Lewis b, Hayden, son of Rev. c. \.
Hayden, who graduated from Tufts
Medical School in June. has received an
appointment to st. Elizabeth hospital.
Boston. There were a large number
from Harvard, Dartmouth and other
medical schools. who applied for the
Position DR. Hayden passed the best
examination and secured the appoints
inent. His friends viii lie very glad 20
hear Of his success.
The new directories for Augusta.
Gardiner and Waterville are
being delivered. The directory is issued
by the a. X. Turner Publishing Com
pany of Auburn, Me. and is highly
credltable work. Several Of the new
features are valuable, among them bs-
ing the arrangeulent of streets in the
street directory. by this one may see
at a glance every street erossirg 2
particular street, also the numbers, at
points of Intersection on right ard lefs.