Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-24
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H'nei Jones is visiting friends in
jefferson.
Mrs. W. R. Stone went to Fairfield YES
terday.
Mr. H. E. Smith is spending the week a,
Squirrel Island.
MISS Annie Perry has returned from h err
visit to Boston.
MI and Mrs Herbert Halves spent yester-
day in this city
R. s. Partridge, Esq, of whiteaeld, ar
rived yesterday.
Mr.. G. T. Stevens of Oakland was in the
city yesterday.
). r. sprague, Esq, of Monson, was in
the city, yesterday.
Miss Lucy E. Burleigh has returned home
from Squirrel Island.
Hon. Thomas B. Reed arrived at his home
IN Portland yesterday.
Messrs. Fred and Frank Dodge of New
castle are in the city.
Attorney General o. d. Baker of this CITY
was in Portland yesterday.
Mr. ii. L. Bovdtch goes to Ocean Point
this morning on vacation.
Mr.. Merritt O. WeIch of WaterviIle ia
spending his vacation in this city.
Messrs l.. ID. andJ. II. Mayhem of Mount
Vernon were in town yesterday.
MIS- Nye who has been visiting friends
IN Fairfield returned yesterday.
Miss Annie Treat and Miss Carrie North
went to Squirrel Island yesterday.
Mr.. A. w. Case, formerly of the Water
vile Mail, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. }. Frank Pierce and family have
returned from Little Diamond Island.
Hon Geo. l.. Beal of Norway, the COM
missioner of the treasury, is in the city
Mr. Will4erkins returned yesterday from
trip to Damariscotta and New Castle.
Mrs. DIR. Sanborn and children of the
Hospital are visiting friends in Standsh
Mr. Jack Kelley, late of the Portsmouth
base ball team, was in the city yesterday.
Messrs. Fred and Frank Dodge of New
castle are spending few days in this city
Archie White of this city is at Squirrel Is
land and will visit friends in Bath next week
DIR. and Mrs. Boynton and Mrs. Maude
Boynton are visiting Mrs. Farraon, Grove
street.
Miss Lillian Gordon is spending a three
weeks vacation with her grandfather at Old
Orchard
Hon. NJ. V. b. Chase of this city returned
yesterday from a two weeks trip through |
the west
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis w Sprague who
have been visiting in this city, have returned |
to their home in Boston.
Miss Cora Paine of Lewiston who is visit |
ing friends in Hallowell made the Journal
office pleasant call yesterday.
Mrs. Susan w. Waldron left for Boston,
Saturday, to be with her brother who is dan |
gerously sick of typhoid fever.
Mr.. b. S. Pencil of Brunswick was in
the city yesterday perfecting arrangements
for the annual excursion to Old Orchard I'M
der his direction.
Mrs. +. l.. Treat of Warwick, r. l., |
daughter of Lieut.. Governor Lapham, has
been visiting at Judge Warehouses; and left
town on Saturday
fiin. IN htOuDTH beNtU OF SOuIn
Berwick and her daughter Miss Sarah o.
Jewett the well known authoress, are occu-
pying their cottage at Wells Beach.
Ex-Gov Selden Connor and Hon. W. p. |
Whitehouse of this city are among the gen
tlemen announced to speak at the Unitarian
Grove meeting at The Weirs, n H., August
I.
Eddie Reed, Joe Wnnan, Willie Brooks, |
Eugene Doughty Russell Pernett, and Har-
ry Fuller have hired cottage at Hammond's |
and will spend two weeks at that popular re-
sort.
One of the earliest rules laid down by the |
Base Ball Association was one which forbade |
the of any slang or profane language by
any player upon the ground. We are glad
to say that the nine have lived up to this rule |
both on and OF the ground, and by showing
the public that they were gentlemen have
attracted to the games the very best element
in the city. 1t is to be hoped that every man