Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-08-17
City Personals.

MISS Lille Arnold of Bangor i. v;.;,;,,
DIR. Hills. s ~
Hon. Harrison Hume of Boston i. ~ ,ho
Augusta House.
Miss George Robinson has been v;.;,;nr
friends in Belfast
MRS DIR. T. E. Parker of Claremopt. n
H.. is visiting here.
Miss Carrie McKenney went to Ro.,o,
the boat yesterday.
Misses Annie and Bessie Lang of Oregon
are visiting in the city.
Miss Louise Robinson has iust returned
from visit to Bangor.
Mr.. Emile Barber is on a trim to New
York and New JERSEY.
Mr.. Arthur Hall is spending his vacation a,
his home in Damariscotta.
mr. and Mrs. A. E. Houghton of Weld are
visiting friends in the CITY.
Mr.. j. H. CoRan is gaining rest and recre.
alton at North Pond, Belgr de.
Rev X. p. Foster and wife of Osborne "
o. are visiting at DR.. Crooker's.
Ex-Mayor Eveleth and Miss Annie Hatch
went to Bar Hsrbor, Yesterday afternoon.
MRS. u. M. Robinson and Miss Ella Buck
departed for Northport yesterday afternoon.
Herbert M. Heath, Esq. returned home ye.-
terday forenoon from trip to the Provinces.
Mrs. w. s. Choate and daughter. Mis-.
Lucy Wvman, departed for Squirrel Island
yesterday.
Prof. Rich of Great Falls. N. H.. forms,lv
OF kents Hill, was in Augusta yesterday on
a vacation trip.
Mr.. ). T. Davis is spending his vacation at
Sebago Lake and his photograph gallery is
closed meanwhile.
Mr.. Will Young is having his vacation at
Vinalhaven. Frank Beal drives the express
team in his absence.
Mr.. Geo. Vanderbilt of New York. was
one of the passengers on the afternoon ex.
pre's west, yesterday
Mr.. James Keegan went to Boston yester.
day, to purchase horses for labor on the
Augusta Water Works.
Mr.. B. M. Bicknell, who has been SPENDING
his vacation in this section, has returned to
his home in Minneapolis.
Miss Eta Hatch departed for her home at
Jefferson Mills, yesterday, where she will re-
main for three weeks vacation.
Mr.. E. r. Ellis of Cambridge, Mass, who
has been visiting at Judge Libbeys, returned
home on the afternoon express yesterday.
Prof Morse of Massachusetts, who has
been spending a few weeks with his friend
Mr. John E. Avery, returned home yesterday.
The Gardiner Reporter says: Miss Nellie
Cunningham of Augusta was the guest of
Miss Cha lena Sawyer at South Gardiner last
Saturday ard Sunday.
Mrs. ID. w. Pilsbury, Miss Maude Pills
bury, and Miss Jessie Wnsow departed for
Boston yesterday, where they will reside per-
manently in the future.
Fairfield; J. w. SpauldinR, Boston;J H.
Robinson. Rochester. N. Y, were registered
at the Cory House Yesterday.
Rev Mr. Skeele and Mrs. Skeele, and the
Chicago and Mr.. Walter Skeele, go to Moose
head Lake this week for ten days.
Mrs Louisa d. Mogridge and daughter
from Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs Grin M.
few weeks at Mrs. o. w. Backingtons
on the east side.
J. Nj. Arnold, Skowhegan; Miss II. M.
Burr. Bangor; Miss z. Monteth, Miss c. E.
Cobb, New York; Hon. S. 5. Marble, Wal
doboro; Mr.. VIM. II. Small, Wiscasset, were
registered at Hotel North yesterday.
Mr.. Leland T. Powers and Miss Louise
Baldwin of Boston, who have been stopping
at Hotel North, returned to the Club" yes
terday. During there stay here they took
pleasure trip to Rangely Lakes by private
conveyance. Miss Baldwin was very success
full in trout fishing.
Mr.. Eleazar Hutchinson, Manchester
boy, has just been promoted to the position
of conductor on the Boston & Albany Rail-
road few years ago he went to Boston
and obtained employment on the road as
brakeman and by hard work and faithful at
tenton to his duties gained the confidence of
his employers and promotion.
Miss Lizzette Pilsbury departed for Boston
Yesterday, and will shortly commence the
season with her company, playing leading
part in sThe Wages of SIM" The company
90 west and to the Provinces, probably reach
ing Maine later in the season. Miss Pills
has accomplished decided success furnish
ing dramatic correspondence for leading jour
nails. west; and has received many compli-
ments on the brightness and raciness of her
writings. She contemplates trip to Europe
next summer, sailing in June.
One day recently two Augusta young men
driving out on the Togus road, saw an Old
soldier beneath tree near his home. They
thought it would be funny to brighten the vet
eran little, 50 one of them pulled out pis-
toll and fred twice at him. one of the bullets
coming very close TO his head. But this was
NOT the first time the veteran warrior had
smelled powder, and, lodging into his house,
he procured a pistol, appeared in the door
wav and emptied several chambers OF the
veanop. So true was his aim that shot
, 4.ct sI;ohtlv wounding one of the fast