Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-11
Personal.

/ M Il. W btckneIi Is IN SkowheSan.
s. NJ. Briggs went to Yarmouth Yesterday
\ Mr., Chss. Dou,y went to Bangor yester
dsv.
Mrs. Elias Mlliksn is visiting friend. ii
orono.
Mrs. jacob Arnold is visiting friends ii
Bangor.
Rev. A. W. Jackson went to Brunswick
yesterday.
Col. e. A. Philbrook went to Brunswick
yesterday.
Mr. c. A. Merrill of Windsor was in TOW
Yesterday.
A. 5, Young. of the Oakland Hotel was in
town yesterday.
Mr., J. Ii. Davis of the Bangor Whis, was
in the city yesterday.
Representatiye-elea woodsum of China
was in town yesterday.
Miss Vsllie Burleish is visiting friends in
North Abingdon, Mass.
Pres. Pepper of Colby University preached
at the Baptist church last Sunday
J. H. Eveleth, the well known lumbermsn
of Greenville. vas in town yesterday.
Rev. ID. B. Randall of Portland, Chaplain
of the last House, was in town yesterday,
Col. /. S. Bangs, of Ws,er,ille. has the
contract to build the soldiers monument in
WiscAsset.
Mr. T. Horne has nearly recovered from
his late illness aud has resumed charge Of
his jewelry store.
Judge Artemas Iibbey left yesterday for
Ro!kland where he will preside over the -
j. term which begins today
MIR. 6, W, Tompkins of the u. B. c.,
left yesterday for Michigan, where he will
engage in photography.
MIR. Il, W Bigelow went yesterday to
Portland where his brother, f. J Bigelow,
will soon undergo a surgical operation.
Mr.. A. ". kimball, wife and child who
have been visiting At Mr. Chas GreeuleAfs,
left Yesterday for their home in Richmond,
Congressman Boutelle stops at the Ebbiu
House in Washington this winter. Hereto
fore he has always stopped at the Hamilton
House.
Thomas e. Whitcomb of Maine. a clerk
in the pension office at Washington at 81 900
per annum, has been promoted to the sl2ooI
class.
An informal dinner and reception in honor
of Joseph II. Manley, esq, of Augusta, will
ha tttya uf 'lnh
Tuesday evening.
Dr. J. O. II Burnham, practicing ply
sician of Buxton, has been appointed special
constable for the enforcement of the liquor
law in York county.
Mr. viii H. Lowell of IIallowell, will re-
sumo his duties as manager of the Maine
Central restaurant in Bangor. Ills many
friends will be glad 10 see him back again
after his long and very dangerous illness.
Bishop liealey, Of Portland, was in the city
yesterday, arriving ON the afternoon train
lie is the guest of Rev. Father Plsnte.
Abont 8 7. NJ. last evening the Augusta
National band rendered him serenale at
the residence of FIR. Plante.
Liba Simmons esq, who has large car
riage nlsnufactory at Union was in the city
yesterday, and We understand has sold quite
"A large number of sleighs for use here the
coming winter. Mr.. Simmons is one of the
energetic business men of the State.
General Manager ID, ID. Sewall, of the
S,vIll Safety CaTheatli Co, has been to
Chicago and returns with the report that the
Sewall system will be the only one used by
the great roads of the west. II is impossible
for the works to keep up with the demand
for the apparatus.
Seymour j. Milliken, who left Augusta
three weeks ago, writes from California in
good spirits. He says Tan you picture to
yourselves the warm balmy air of fresh
day in the last of May, with the thermometer
at 60 or 70l The grass is fresh and green,
just starting; and now listen The sides of
houses and garden walls are lined with cala
lillics and roses in full bloom, The oranges
are hanging in great yellow clusters upon
the trees. All these and more have | seen
this 2Sth day of November, 1888. The sun
shines so brightly and there is in the air that
delightful spring atmosphere that | cannot
but bs charmed. Yes, California is delight
full in the Einter, and il the summers are
America