Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-08

People who have the money to pa
Harvey Il Daggett's ad. This is tn
Union block meat and fish market.
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| An unusually large number OF chill
dren went down on the boat yesterday
and the Della Collins had as man
passengers on leaving here as on an
day. this year.
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Jack Lockwood. formerly night cler
at the Evans House. Gardiner, an
before that night clerk at the Nortf
is at work at the Cony House. bein
in charge of the billiard room.
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The attorneys OF the Kennebec ba
are talking up trip to Wiscasset a
the Lincoln county October term whic
will be the last presided over by Chic
Justice Peters prior to his retirement
| The Augusta Festival chorus will at
tend the rehearsal of the Watervill
chorus. Monday evening. One far
rates will be given on the railroad. an
the singers will go up on the evenin
train.
| Augustus contribution to the Stat
fair crowd is as large as from an,
place. The people of this city are de
lighted with the show. and man,
after attending one day want to e
again.
The golf club is progressing favor
| ably. A number of players and would
be- players are at the links on the Stat,
grounds daily, and are putting IL
some hard practice. Some of them al
| ready are quite expert
Hon. T, Q. Vickery and his grand
son. Percy Hill, who are at Roal
river, are greatly enjoying themselves
according to Commissioner Carleton
who came down from there yesterda,
aftt rnoon.
The county commissioners have fin
isht d their September term. and have
returned to their homes until court
adj5urns. The only business was the
auditing of accounts and accepting the
improved court room from the hands
Of the contractors.
The Edwards Manufacturing Com
pany continue substituting new Draper
looms for the old ones. The company
now has 300 new ones under construc-
tor at Hopedale. Mass. which will be
set up the present fall Twenty six
hundred Will be required in all
These beautiful mornings are just
right for q good walk. and many who
do not have to go to work very early
before breakfast. The air is invigor-
ating. and a day commenced in this
manner generally finishes right.
Miss George Stevens, assistant mil
liner for Buckley & Goodrich, is in
Boston looking up the new styles
Miss George Madore. head milliner
will leave, next week. for New York
and Miss Stevens will meet her there
Together they will visit all the big
openings and obtain ideas for the fal
hat nf hA Ia
F. W. Plaisted went to Portland
yesterday morning, to meet Mrs. H
NJ. Plaisted, Ralph II. Plaisted anG
Miss Gertrude. who are on their way
| home from Europe. They Wen
| through on the afternoon express ant
| have gone to Exeter for visit before
| opening their Bangor home They ar
rived in New York. Wednesday eve
ming. and came right through.
| Hurrah for the Islands. Haraden
| Cox's grand excursion on the Islander
is announced for next Tuesday. The
grandest time Of the season is promis
ed Low fare. fishing etc. etc. Round
trip to the Islands. only so cents
Round trip. including fishing, only s.
cents. and So cents will pay for every
thing, excursion, fishing. and all it ma!
include Don't fail to see particular
in ad.
L. \ 7 .nin of
Texas. formerly of Augusta. will de
liver an address in Meonian hall, mex
Sunday, Sept. TO- at 3 p. NJ. subject
Humanity Today" This lecture Is fire
but there will be collection taken TO
the benefit of the Old Ladies Home o
this city The object of this lecture
certainly most worthy one. Prof
Lovejoy is a native of Augusta, an