Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-01-22
City Personals.

F. W. Kinsman, Jr., 10 in New York for ,
few days.
Mr.. G. F. Kaiser of Providence R. l., wa.
in town Saturday.
Mr.. Henry Sturgis takes trip to Moose.
head Lake, to-day.
Rev. Mr.. Penney was confined to his house
by sickness yesterday.
Mr.. Albert Merchant is recovering from q
severe attack of illness.
Deputy Secretary oil State Chadbourne went
to Newport yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. George G. McCausland and daughter
are visiting at Mr.. J. P. Wyman's.
Herbert M. Heath will be able to converse
BY telephone from his Office, shortly.
Col Brown of the Dayton, Ohio, Soldiers
Home arrived at the Togus Home yesterday.
Mr.. Chas H. Mason, the clothier, will open
branch clothing store at Waterville, March
LIST.
The little French girl, one of whose limbs
was amputated, a short time since. is doisg
nicely.
Capt. S. w. Lane installed the officers of
the G. A. r. Post at North Vassalboro, last
evening.
L. ID. Emerson, Esq, a well-known Oak.
land scythe manufacturer. was in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Harry Lowell, son of Hallowelrs well
known citizen, j. Fl. Lowell, Esq is clerk
ing for Lord & Wheeler, this city.
Mr.. Carol f. Harding, class of '76, Halo
well Classical Academy, is attending the
Gen, raj Theological Seminary in New York.
Z. +. Blackman ard his force Of painters
are in Richmond, painting frescoing and dec
rating the Odd Fellows Hall in that place.
Rev. Jas. d. Ecob of Albany, N. Y, for
msrly pastor of the Congregationalist church
of this city, is called to Central church. Prov
idence. r. 1.
Hon. J. M. Haynes and Ira Sturgis, Esq,
went to Wiscasset, yesterday. They left the
train at Richmond and drove across the coun-
ty to their destination.
Mr.. c. G. French, who has been employed
a. second hand at the cotton mill in this city,
has accepted position As overseer in . mill
at Cornwall. Province of Ontario.
Mr.. j. F. Over, who has been in the en-
ploy of Charles Greenwood in Lewiston, for
several years past, has engaged with Grin
Williamson, this city. and will take charge
of his store, commencing Immediately.
J. H. Clapp Esq, of this city, has collec-
ton of relics, varying in age from lis to 252
years. A mahogany chair of peculiar pat
tern, and brought over from England by Mr..
Clapp's foreiAthers, is quite q curiosity.
Friends Minister Eli Jones of China took
the train from this city for Philadelphia. yes
terday morning. where he will be in attend
ance on q meeting of the Friends Womans'
Foreign Mission Society. lie returns in
about 10 days.
Mr.. John Hamilton, superintendent OF
agencies of the foreign banking house the
American Exchange in Europe (limited) OF
London, Liverpool, Paris and New York is
at the Augusta House. Mr.. H. is here for
the purpose of making banking connections
for the sale of foreign exchange and letters
of credit payable in any part of the world.
FIJI. Tibbetts of Somerville, Mass, one
of the passengers on the i'll fated steamer
City of Columbus, was a brother-in-law OF
Mr.. G. A. Barker of this city. and is one OF
the 81 survivors of the wreck. He returned
to his home yesterday morning and until
Sunday, when found at Gay Head lighthouse
with nine others, was supposed to have been
lost. Mr.. Barker was in Boston yesterday
where he went in response to telegram from
his sister when it was expected that her hus'
band had persisted.