Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-05
COSTLY oLEAMINGs.


bion Wilson. E-q.. and family are a,
Thomaston.
Col ]. E. Badger will pass the Sabbath a,
Rock cottage, Ocean Point.
DIR. A. c. Titcomb is spending few DAYS
at the Samoset House.
r. b. Capen ha. returned from his four
weeks trip to Massachusetts.
Mrs. Geo. F. Potter and Mys E L. LalIy
are rusticating on Squirrel Island
Robert W. Pierce takes in Old Orchard to-
day. He will remain there about week.
& Fred Gannett's wife and two vounges,
children are at Nahant for couple of weeks
Walter Z. Wells leaves for Mouse Island
this morning. where he will remain a few
days.
Hon. Geo. +. Weeks has returned from,
stories.
| Rev. A. c. Whites father and mother.
from Columbia, Ohio, are visiting him in
this city
| Miss Ida Cross and Miss Carrie Getchell
OF this city are at the Eureka House. Fort
POpham.
Z. ii. Brick and wife left yesterday for
East Machias where they will spend their
vacation.
| w. w. Gray, of the Journal night force,
leaves Monday for weeks rest down river
and in the country.
Will b. Nichols and Henry Harding OF
Hallowell and Henry Sturgis of Augusta will
worship on Mouse Island, Sunday
DIR. Geo. b. Lane of Togus, Col Abbott
John f. Avery CHI. Guppy and Prof Morse
| the elocutionist, leave for the Samoset House
| to-day.
Ger. Sam Cary of Ohio candidate for Vice
| President in 1876 on the greenback ticket.
is to take the stump in Maine. beginning
| August I4th.
Mrs. NJ. 5. kimball, accompanied by her
daughter Blanche. go down river today to
escape the heat and dust. Squirrel Island is
| their destined haven.
Among Maine people in the government
service at Washington are Miss Hannah
Hanseome, Miss Belle Merryfeld and G. A.
| Merryfield of Waterville.
Geo. II. Clark, foreman Of the journal
composing ROOM goes down river to-day for
a clam chowder and a mouthful of sea breeze.
4. ID. Weeks accompanies him.
| Rev. Father Murphy has leased the south
tenement in DIR. j. .. Webster's house, near
the Episcopal church, which he will occupy
until his new parsonage is completed
| Ex-Secretary Blaine has gone to Rye
Beach and Saratoga for a few DAYS rest. He
will return in season to take an active part in
the campaign, speaking ia every county in
| the State.
| Capt. +. c. McClintock makes his last
trip as commander of the Della Collins to-
day. having resigned his position on the
steamer. Capt. Ira Lewis of Georgetown
will succeed him.
| Captain John Sidney is to have an old-fash-
Toned clam bake at Capital Island this after
noon The Della Collins takes down a load
of excursionists, returning Sunday. The
steamer will leave the wharf at one O'Clock.
The Congre gational church at Machias is
pre- pairing To hold a centennial service, Sep
TENDER II, 1882. Rev. Mr.. Harding OF
! IIallow ell has consented to give the histor-
| ical address on the occasion. The civil and
/ religious history of Machias from its first
settlement in 1862 to 1900 are allied. iden-
tilted and interviewer, that both are of deep
interest to all our people. Any information
as to early transactions concerning the set
Element of Rev. Mr.. Lyon and the organiza-
ton of the church would he thankfully re-
ceived by Rev. Mr.. Harding, at IIallowell,
or Mr. c. Longfellow, at Machias.