Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-08
Personal.

Rev. FIR. Mccarthy of Gardiner. va. in III,
city yesterday
Mrs. J. W. Willis is at Cant. GRAY,
Southport, Me.
SRey FIR. Lacroix of waterville is visitin,
FIR. Plante of this city.
Miss Carrie North has returned home from
her sojourn at the island.
Mr.. Murray Quimby and Miss Lou Quinn
by are at Squirrel Island.
Mr.. Harry Brewer Williams is at Esse,
junction, VT, for week.
Miss Annie Treat returned from her tri,
to the Island last evening.
Mrs. James W. North left on the Afternoon
train yesterday for Belfast.
Miss Edith Potter is at Bar Harbor witt
Hon w. l.. Putnam and wife.
Mr.. Ellsworth Lenfest of Lowell. Mass.
is visiting here for few days
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r. Sanford have returned
to their home in Brooklyn, N Y.
Mrs. Hollis B. Hill returned to her home
in Portland yesterday afternoon.
Judge and Mrs. W. P. whitehouse have
returned from their trip to the Island.
Mr. John A. g. Quimby left for Squirrel
Island this morning for short vacation.
Miss Edith A. Little of Philbrook and
Leighton's is taking two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Z. B. Williams of R. /. is visiting
her sister Mrs. J. E. Deyine on Bangor St.
Mr.. Arthur ID. Pierce is spending his two
weeks vacation at the Burns cottage, Ocean
Point.
Mrs. j. Frank Pierce and Mrs. II. p.
Milliken returned home on the afternoon
train yesterday.
Mr.. II. f.. Bowditch returned last evening
from Ocean Point, where he has been passing
his vacation
Mr. +. o. Hitchborn, who made a short
visit to friends in the city has returned to
his home in Stockton.
Mrs. John Mills and daughter, Miss Mamie
Mills of Somerville, Mass, are visiting at
DIR. Martins on State Street.
Miss Anges Kaloeh, the popular stamp
clerk of the Post Office, is taking a much
needed vacation of two weeks.
Mrs. Frank Fairfield of Boston, formerly
of this city, is visiting at Mr.. W. W. Robbins
90 Cony st. Her daughter accompanies her
Mr.. Geo. Harvey, Geo. Burgess and two
other gentlemen are spending their fourth
annual vacation at Camp Dirigo, Capitol Is
land
DIR. A. G. Young, Secretary of the State
Board of Health has left the city for Derry,
y. H., and other places During his alb
sence he will visit Kennebunkport, at which
place it is claimed nuisance exists. He
will be absent several days.
Hon Cyrus A. Packard, State Land Agent,
and wife, leave here this morning for Brock
ton, Mass, to attend reunion of the
defendants of Samuel Packard who came
to this country from England $50 years ago,
to be held there next Friday. They will
be absent several days
George II, Fisher Esq, of West Winter
port, Assistant Messenger of the Maine
House of Representatives, and wife were in
the city yesterday on their way to Lewiston
where Mr.. Fisher will attend the reunion of
the 10th Maine Regiment to be held there
to-day and tomorrow. They make the trip
by carriage
Col. Hollis B. Hill and wife of Portland
arrived home Saturday on their return from
three weeks trip in Aroostook county and
the Provinces During their absence they
took a carriage drive from Houlton to Fort
Kent, passing through the Madawaska settle
ments and returning by way of Grand Falls.
Col Hill reports crops as looking finely
throughout the Aroostook region.