Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-14
COSBY GLEAnINGs.



terest to Kennebee Folks.
s. s. Brooks passed Sunday at Squirrel
Island.
Mrs. F. d. Hoyt is spending two weeks at
Ocean Point
Howard Owen, Esq, is back from his
Rangeley trip.
Rev. H. E. Mott and family have returned
from Pine Point
Fred E. Garland has gone to Dead River
to camp out with party.
DR.. c. H. Guppy and Fred G. Kinsman
passed Sunday at Bar Harbor.
G. A. Russell, Esq, and family are at
Ocean Point for little salt air.
Charles v. Wilson caught II black bass
day.
Mr.. z. F. Greenleaf Of Los Angeles. Cal :,
is visiting Augusta after an absence Of A.
years.
Mr.. C. W. S. Cobb of St. Louis, Mo-, is in
Augusta for few days, the guest of E.
Haskell, Esq.
Miss Alice Leigh OF Hallowell is at Squirrel
Island, where she will remain through the
month of August.
Mr.. BROOKS Ormsby, an old resident Of
Augusta, but now of Pennington, is visiting
friends in this city.
Robert w. Pierce has returned from his
tour to Old Orchard, the White Mountains,
Saratoga springs and Maranocook.
Il
invalid department of the pension agent, has
gone to Bangor to spend her vacation.
We are glad to learn that DIR. L. J. Crook
er is to return to Augusta and resume the
practice of his profession in this city.
Wallace Ross, the noted oarsman, and his
trainer Kennedy, are at Lake Maranocook
training for the great boat race at Saratoga.
P. S. Mooney has got through for the sea-
Narragansett Bay, and returned to business
Saturday.
Mayor Vickery and wife sailed from
Queenstown, Ireland, Sunday, on their re-
turn voyage to this country. They will ar
rive in Augusta the last of next week.
Frank Arnold and family have gone to
Corinth for two weeks. During his alb
sence L. A. Dyer will distribute the U. S.
mail to the jewellers on Cushnoc Heights.
Mrs. WATSON. wife of Hon. John WATSON,
the guest of Mrs. o. p. Howe, Gage street.
The two ladies were formerly schoolmates.
Myron ]. Blaisdell leaves to day for Min
nesota, where he is to do little prospecting
Mr.. Blaisdell has been with c. ii. Mason for
three years past, and has many friends in
Augusta.
George f. Messer. night clerk at the post
Office, returned Saturday from pleasant trip
TO Boston and Rhode Island, where he visited
all the places of interest. He was accom-
panied by sister and brother and several
friends.
W. ID. Stinson, money order clerk in the
post office, is of for Nova Scotia this morn
ing. He will visit the valley of the Grand
Pre-, the scene of Longfellow's Evangelne.
1t is rumored that upon his return he is to
write novel founded on incidents IN the
melancholy history of the Acadians. Should
this prove true another pang will be felt for
these unfortunate people.
b. c. Torsey, Esq, of Winthrop, was in
town Thursday. Mr.. Torsey is a very pop
ular temperance speaker. He has been in
vited to take the stump this fall by the re-
publican State committee. Although Mr..
Torsey is staunch republican, warm friend
to Colonel Robe, and will do all in his pow
er to advance the republican cause, his du-
ties as Grand Worthy Chief Templar Of the
Grand Lodge, l. o. G. T. of Maine, and his
numerous engagements to speak at lodge and
temperance meetings will not permit him to
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