Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-28
Personal.


Mr.. J. Fl. Cogan 10 in Boston.
Col. Darius Alden was in Portland yester
lay.
Mrs. F. K. Shaw went to Portland yester
lay.
Representative-elect woodson of China i
n town.
Mr.. F. Lyford of Boston is in the city TO
few days.
Mr.. ]. E. Booth, of Bangor, was in tow
esterday
Mr.. A. s. Young of Oakland was in til,
:iiy yesterday.
Hon. &. Z. Littlefeld Of RockIand was il
he city yesterday.
Warden Bean of the State Prison, was IL
he city yesterday.
Postmaster Fowler is spending few day
Pine Point
Miss Chapman of Boston is visiting at II
v. Bicknell's.
Mrs. c. J. House returned yesterday from
a visit to Orono.
t. A. Vents Jrth, of Rockland, is in the
city for few days.
Prof. Edmund r. Angel of Derry, n. II.
visiting DIR. A. G.. Young.
Mr.. G. Greenleaf and family of Boston ar,
sisiting friends at Cross Hill
Hon. Henry Lord, senator-elect, of Ban
gor,, was in the city yesterday.
Col. s. II. Allen Of Gardiner, the prom-
nent ice dealer, was in town yesterday.
Mr. J. w. Harlow is spending a few days
IN shooting expedition to Ocean Point
Rev. Francis Carson, of Richicoutou, n
B., is visiting Father Plante in this city.
Mrs. Trip and Miss Marian Trip of Rox-
bury, Mass, are visiting Mrs. P. S. Thach-
er.
Hon. J. w. Bradbury has returned from
Limington where he attended the funeral of
a brother.
Prison Inspector w. II. Dresser of Stan
fish, II. w. Clary of Jefferson, and NJ. F.
Wentworth of Kittery were in town yester-
lay.
John +. Haines, the well known driver of
Maine trotting horses will be reinstated IN
Ter the National Association rules in season
Tor driving in next weeks races.
Mr.. S. w Simpson of this city will make
MS appearance for the first time Sunday in
he quartette choir of the Congress Square
Jniversalist church of Portland
Mr.. Fred Clough, formerly foreman of
he journal night force, and at present en-
'loyed on the Louisville (Ky.) Courier Jour
ial, is visiting friends in this city
Messrs. Nathaniel Adams and Fred F.
,bbott of Biddeford Maine, members of
he York County Wheelmen, were in the
;ity yesterday on their way from Fairfield.
5. G.. Bonney, instructor in chemistry at
Bates, this term, has finished the course and
eft for Boston Wednesday. Mr.. Bonney
las been highly successful and is greatly
liked by all the students in his classes.
Prof c. II. FernalI of the State Agricul-
ural College at Amherst, formerly of Orono,
as a remarkable collection of "leaf-rollers,'
mall moths destructive to the leaves of
lants and trees. lie has been several years
n making the collection, and it is now re
arded as II standard of the world. 1t is es-
ecially rich in foreign specimens
We see from the Kansas City journal of
Kansas City, Mo, that on the 9th of this
month Everett l.. Hayes was nominated for
to the Maine Legislature.
ir. Noyes is an Augusta boy who went West
o study law and is now one of the rising
Dung lawyers of that State. He is the son
f Isaiah Noyes, well known citizen of Au-
usta who has served several terms on the
'ity Council. We feel confident that Mr..
'oyes will make faithful and thorough
ubic servant and that he will receive the
ull support of the Republican party at the
oils. We send greeting to this son of
iaine in his Western home.