Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-21
Personal.

Miss Susie Copp has returned from her
vacation.
Mr. Emmons Blaine is visiting his home
in this city.
| Miss Grace Randall has entered the class
of 90 at Wellesley College.
Standardized w. /. Haines of Water.
Vile, was in the city recently,
Miss Essie Wills has returned from a
months vacation spent at Ocean Point.
Hon. C. A. Boutelle was in the city few
hours recently on his way to Washington.
Mr.. J. r. Townsend read paper at the
recent meeting of the Y. P. S. c. f. in Ban
gor.
Hon. Orville d. Baker left on the after
noon train Wednesday.
Mr. s. c. Brooks has entered the Yale
Divinity School.
The Misses Robinson Of Somerville, Mass
are visiting at the residence of Mr.. F. A.
Perkins.
Hon. S. w. Matthews, the efficient COM
missioner of labor of Maine, was in Port
land yesterday.
Mr.. L. G. Savage of Newport, r. |. is
visiting his brother Mr.. G. W. Savage, at
the Hotel North.
| Maud z. Boynton of New York who has
been visiting in this city has returned to her
home.
j. 7. Trowbridge, the author, is still occu-
plying his cottage near the Spouting Rock at
Kennebupkport,
The FAMILY OF Capt. Thomas Clark have
arrived home from Mt. Desert, where they
have been spending the summey,
| Mr.. L. W. Mason, foreman of L. c. Al
lens printing establishment, and wife, have
been visiting at Editor Gilman's in Houlton
Mr., S. W. Simpson of this city has ae-
cepted the position Of arss tenor in the choir
of the Congress street Universalist church in
Portland.
Mr.. Robert Edison and wife and MIR. and
Mrs. Ellis, of Waltham, Mass, were in the
city yesterday. They are on their way home
from the lakes.
Mrs S, s, Brooks Mrs. G. r. Palmer and
Mrs. |. W. hangs attend the W. C. T. L,
convention at Bath next week, as delegates
from the Augusta Union.
Rev. o. W. Means of this city was in.
stalled as pastor of the Enfield, Conn, Con.
gregational church on Wednesdays. Mrs
and Miss Means attended the installation.
Hon. Warren Rice, ex-United States Con
sui to Panama, suffered a severe shock OF
paralysis at his home in Ssco recently
He is not expected to recover
DR.. Gerge Ii. Bailey, of Portland of tn,
State Cattle Commission, went to Danfertl
Wednesday to examine reported case o
CHAMBERS.
Thos. S. Hopkins, of Washington, d. C.
who has been spending the summer in Noun
Vernon, has returned, and resumed the prac
tee of law. He says that, according to tn
present outlook New York is sure for Harri
son.
Richard Chute Esq. OF the house of Chut
Bros. of Minneapolis, with his wife, hav,
been on brief visit to his uncle,J II. Clap
Oh Iuis CITY. WI AuuNc stttSu III hAllHtdbO
lis when il contained population of tw
: thousand, now its population numbers abou
. one hundred and seventy thousand. He ha
e been for years a dealer in real estate, luu
r her, water power, and mill sites. He is e,
: president OF the Board of Trade. Both
It and his brothers will vote for Harrison an
u Morton.
: Miss Ida A. Churchill, the author of Ii
fascinating story my Girls aud of man
magazine articles which have draw muc
C favorable attention, is Maine girl. her hon
r being in New Gloucester. She is now livir
II in Rhode Island. 1t is reported that she hi
e ready for the press story which gives
her peculiarly happy style the history of II
most noted places in New England. Mi
II Churchill is said to be as kind as she
g womanly and energetic, and many whom 81
d has benefited are ready to ARISE ard CO
her blessed"