Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-30
Personal.

Attorney General Litslefeld is in the city
orrin A. Tueil, Esq, is seriously i'll At
Hotel North.
Capt. William Baker. Of the Star, vas in
town yesterday.
Editor Mayo Of the Fairfield Journal va,
in town yesterday.
Miss Minnie Moore Of Sidney, is visiting
at ID. =. Knowlton's.
Mr.. Thos. Leigh, Jr., has returned from
weeks visit to Boston
DIR. 0. S. c. Davies has returned from
his visit to washin gton.
Mr.. d. NJ. Watt of Calais is revisiting hi.
former home in this city.
Superintendent Luce will next week visit
the State Normal Schools.
Miss Maud I. White is at home from
wellesley on short vacation.
Deacon z. A. Mason is much improved in
health and expects to be out in few days
Mrs. Belle E. Phillips, who has been
spending the WATER at Mr.. Geo. f. HAYES,
left yesterday for Brooks.
Mr.. F. G. Beal has recovered from his
recent illness and will resume his duties a.
express messenger on Monday.
Hon. S. G. Hatch of the Governor. Conn
Gil arrived here from Bangor on last night.
train. He will return home this forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f.. Merrill left yesterday
for their home in Clinton. Mr. Merrill lost
the end Of one of his fingers yesterday while
at work at Cogan's.
Rev. n. La Marsh of Searsport is visiting
Rev. G. X. Palmer in this city. Mr.. La
Marsh delivered an interesting lecture at
Vassalboro last Thursday evening.
Hon j. II. Greedy Of China returned yes
terday from his winters visit to Alabama
Mr.. Greedy reports that Maine men are
numerous in the vicinity of Fort Payne
Rev. Hannah T. Pratt and Mr. c. F
Wing attended the monthly meeting held at
the Friends Chapel in Baileyvlle yesterday, |
at which seven converts were entered for
membership.
Among yesterdays arrivals were Col. F. !
VI. Drew and Gen. John Harper, Lewiston;
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren l.. Parks. Pittsteld
+. A. Lawrence Of Portland, State Secretary |
Of the Y. NJ. c. A; G. II. Jacobs, Bucks
port, and B. +. Burgess, Norridgewock.
Mr.. E. o. Field of Sidney made us
pleasant call yesterday. Mr.. Field is one
Of the few men who remembers the laying
of the corner stone of the State House in /
1929. His late father employed on the /
building during its erection.
lin keefe, the crack pitcher of the ia
nous New York club, wears a handsome gold
presented to him by Richard Belcher of last
seasons Augustus. Keefe who has been
coaching the Amhersts, of which Belcher is
captain, speaks in the highest praise of this
team.
Major o. +. Michaelis has returned from
a tour through the west where he has been
making thorough Investigation of the man
ufacture of sulphde pulp. meeting of the
parties interested will be held next week
and it is expected that definite Arrangements
may be made for the establishment of
another pulp mill in this city.
z. o. Vickery returned from Ocean
Point yesterday. Amon Lyon has just
built stable In the rear of the Eureka
House at that place, and it is rumored that
two well known Augusta gentlemen are soon
to erect houses. Mr.. Vickery brought
home three handsome wild geese, one of
which was on exhibition at White Har
lows office yesterday.
The death of Mrs. Nancy Hanscom of
this city. occurred at the residence of her
daughter Mrs. C. W. Hilton, on Bangor
St, last Thursday. Mrs. lIanscom had at
tanned the ripe old age of SO years months,
and :. &. supposed that she was the Oldest
person in the city. Till within about ten
weeks she has been very active, doing near
ly all of her own work During the win
ter, all her children with the exception of
of one daughter came home to see their
mother Mrs Hilton anl Mrs. G.. A. Brann
of this city and Mr.. william Hanscom of
Cambrilgeport are the only ones who will
be unable to attend the funeral. Mrs. Hans
com will be inferred at Gardiner wnere
see lived until she moved to this city in
1852