Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-29

| Mr.. F. n. Beale visited Rockland yester
day.
=. >. Smiley Il expected to retnrn from
California about the 9Th Of July.
| Hon. Frederick Robe will sneak At III,
Sabago Lake celebration July 4th.
Mrs. Chas. H. Brick and Miss Alice Bricl
are visiting in Boston and vicinity.
Judge John 8. Holmes of Boston il spend
ing his summer vacation At Belgrade MILL
Major WIN. Diakey Of Fl Kent, member
of the last legislature, was in town yesterday
Mr.. G. E. Messer has recovered from hi
attack of German measles and resumed hi,
duties yesterday.
Father Piante and Mr.. Emile Barber were
in Nashua At the convention of French
Canadians in that city.
Father Mccarthy of Gardiner and Fa,he,
Barry of Pennington are visiting Father
Doherty of this city.
Mr.. 2. Nero Of the U. S. Naval Service,
son Of Dea. E. s. Nero ofthis CITY, il in town
on visit to his home.
Col. N. v. B. Chase and family, and
Fred w. Chase will 60 to their Squirrel Is
land cottage for the summer tomorrow.
Rev. Theodore Gerrish, the popular lee
turer and author, and pastor of Pine Street NJ.
E. church Portland, has been obliged to give
up his pastoral duties on account of severe
throat trouble.
MIR. Edward Boston. now a resident of this
city, voted twice for Gen. jackson before
voting for Harrison in 1910. He is in his
s5th year and has always enjoyed good health,
having rarely been sick day.
Mr.. Charles W. Turner of Randolph is
visiting friends in the city. Mr.. Turner has
just returned from Boston where he has been
studying music for the past season. Many
say that Mr.. Turner is destined to be one of
the finest tenors in the country.
Among the graduates At the Maine State
College this week in the chemical course for
the degree of B. S., was Mr.. John X. Board
man Of this city. His theme was THE Ami
NAL Alkaloids and their Relation to Disease"
The Bangor Wing gives full abstract OF
Mr.. Boardman's essay, and the Daily Com
mercial of last evening contained the follow
ing in reference to the same:
Mr.. Boardman after spendid introduction
gave an interesting illustration bearing di-
rectly upon his subject. He said that thu
statement that animals could be poisoned b,
their own products must be accepted as true
These substances are divided into three
classes. The first results from putrefaction
Of animal matter after death and the speaker
explained in q very learned manner the effect
Of the various forms. The theme was tech
meal to a marked degree but it was given
careful attention AID the familiarity of the
speaker with his subject was clearly shown,
Mr.. Boardman is one of the most brilliant
scholars in the class and his theme displayed
the most careful study and research"
The Bath Times contains full account Of
the marriage in that city Wednesday evening
Of Mr.. Arthur Berry of Gardiner and Miss
Mary Francis Field of Bath. 1t was q bril-
liant event. Among those who were present
at the marriage were Mrs. and Miss Berry.
mother and sister of the groom; Mrs. Quinn
by and son of Augusta, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Kendall of Boston, Miss Stanley of Augusta,
Miss Libby of Richmond, II. B. Hill anil
wife Of Portland, Miss Thomas of Hallowell,
E. b. Burpee of Rockland, Arthur Perc,
and c. w. Fisher of Boston. Matt Sewall of
Waterville, J. G. Quimby of Augusta, Geo
II. Bemis of Kineo. Geo. w. Hez!eton of
Gardiner, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Gray, Mr..
and Mrs. A. II. Shaw, Misses Mollie Shaw
Sadie Watson, Carrie Moses, Jennie Cush-
ing. Marcia Hewey, Mile Moulton, Louise
Mussenden and May Alvord.