Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-19

A. G Doe the famous Boston polo player
10 to spend few days in the city.
James A. Hanscom Esq. Of Msehias and
wife are visiting at Gen. b. +. Harris.
Mr.. Horace Turner and Mr.. Byron Boyd
attended the opera Suzette in Portland last
night
Mr.. Geo. Crosby has vacated No. 81. Mid
die street. and moved into Mr.. Norris house
Weston Place
Hon. James NJ. Stone OF Kennebunk was
in the city yesterday. Mr.. Stone was sp ,aker
Of the House in 1866.
Mr.. Stanley Pstten arrived from Phillips,
Exeter. yesterday and will spend few Ia, Z
at his home in thi. city
Misses Lena Bcaa and Louise h binson Of
this city will attend the openi1g Of the
Stockbridge courses In Portland.
Mi. T. 2, H. Little OF Js,esville. Wiz +,
is visiting her father. Mr.. THos Little,
east side. and other friends in this city
MIR Will II Lowell the popular proprie-
tor Of the Maine Central restsursn. at Ban
gor VAS ia the city yesterday visiting rels
tives.
Gen. II NJ. Sprague left vest, rdsy for his
home in Auburn. He 10 feeling very Sc
verely the effects Of bad cold, but hopes to
recupera.e with few days Of r,si ali care
Hon. S. l.. Miliiken passed through the
city yesterday on his way to his home in
Belfast. He intends to remain there until
called to Washington in December BY the
beginning of Congress.
Mr., Fred W. Written of Wakefield, Neb. 4
arrived in the city Yesterday and 10 visiting
his aunt. Mrs. Henry Chase on Cresceut
street He will remain in the city during
the winter and attend the Cony Academy.
DR. II. II. Hill 10 slowly improving HIS at
tendant reported him as passing the most
comfortable nigh, of all Thursday night,
The main trouble seems to be his difficulty
to retain food in his stomach for any length
Of time. Should this be accomplished the
DR. might recover. His many friends vii
be glad to learn of his improved condition
VIM. Stinchfeld Of Chelsea on the charge
of four single sales OF liquor was arrested
yesterday and srrsigned before Judge Ste
vens. He was held bat appealed to the
Superior court December term but for wan
of sureties was committed Stinchneld II
an old offender and VA, only recently re-
leased from Jill where he Was serving q
sentence for selling rum in Chelsea. He
was formerly An inmate of the Home bu
vas discharged for carrying liquor into the
Home. and for the pas, year has been fol
lowing the business of peddling the stuff
without any abiding place other than the
Jail where has repose his weary boaes
"many q time
The latest lie for men s called the Water
fall. Ii buckles in the back. has . iars
loose bow, held in place on the right side b
sscsrf-pin. BY the way, the new f-pin
sre made in the way of . ssfetv-pin. I'll
upper half being o,nsmented by flower.
tiny EiHei toser or other designs Man
-four in hands" and ascots and puffs will
worn By conservative men. The -four. ID
hand to be absolutely correct. should b
two ard half inches ia width The mech
wear is still bright-hued.
The interest in lawn tennis at kent's Hi
has run high this term and some 6ne playin
hss been witnessed by enthusiastic compani,
Of young people. The tournaments ha'
been finished this week with the follovir
result: The winners of ladies' doubles vel
Mae + Palm y Of Augusta and Alice wigh
of gents doubles, Emerson and Wellinl
ton; gent's sine,es, Arthur T. Craig. and {
mixed doubes. Fife Kempton and Hair
Wellington.
Three druuks were taken up yesterdi
afternoon. among them "Gunny' Have
Who has been stranger in this locality Z
some time. In the evening drunken 70
occurred in the French quarter back Of q
Farmers Hotel and two more unfortunat
we're escorted to the cooler ~ he fssu
I've Of the fret ones were sent up on d
hill for few dava