Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-12


n Portland.
DR.. ssnborn spens Sunday with his fami
Il Five islands.
Geo. W. Blodgets spent Sunday viii, b
family 1t the islands.
NJ, A. Brick and family left for Ol
orchard Saturday.
Julian Wilder returned Saturday from hi
trip % Ocean Point.
Nh. WINSTON Of Falmouth 10 the guest o
Mis- Carrie Knos.ten-
NV. Thayer of Gray, 10 at Togus I'll
meg, Of Gea. John Anderson.
Mi.. Hattie He-ins Of Manchester is visi
Ing her aunt Mrs. Y. N. Boyntoo.
Mis-. Lucy r. Lawson returned from he
ri, tn the islands Saturday night
cha.. v. 8. Wilson, the popular carrie
No. 5. .pen, the Sabbath at Ocean Point.
arbut Pa, sons and Miss Stella PsrsoI
.,yivea home from the Islands Saturday.
Mr.. y. L. Reynoids Of Boston, is visitinl
he, ,i.,er. Mrs. DR.. McDsvid Of this city.
uoe. l.. A. Gilbert, Secretary Of the Stat,
po.,a Of Agriculture. was in the city Spur
day.
F,ed Groves Of lie vision vas in the city
Sunday, having ridden across the country OF
his Wheel
Rev. DR. Pepper, late Of Colby University
viIl start on bis European trip about the
first Of September.
Mr.. W. o. Fuller, IT.. and wife Of Ii
Cygne, Kansas, are at their Old home if
Rockland on visit
Ne..r.. Will j. Ensor, Chas. II Hoyt
P,..k Wood and W. J. Bonney Of Winthrop
we're in the city yesterday.
Mrs. T. r. Blaekman and her sister Mrs
Croker from Dixmont, are spending two
weeks a, the ocean Point House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Miliiken and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Chase. spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin at Small Point.
George 3. Rowell. Esq, Of the Portland
Advertiser with his wife sad nephew are at
P,r.aue Isle on visit to Mrs. Kowelrs rel
atiyes.
John Ankelue Of Manchester, N. H., for
mer proprietor Of the Augusta Dye House,
arrived in this city Saturday on a short visit
10 friends.
Me.srs. Frank Martin. James Brennan
and Geo. Brown. who have been taking a
vacation at Ocean Point, returned home
Saturday.
Rev. Oliver W. Means Of Enfield, Conn.
reached his old home in this city Friday
evening and will spend the greater part of
bis vacation here.
The friends of DIR. j. +. Hill will be glad
70 learn that he is much improved in health
and hi. ply sician thinks that he will be able
to 90 out ~ \ few days
Hon. Archibald Lynn Of Hartland, one of
the best known WOODEN manufacturers in the
this summer for his health.
W. H. Dunton returned Saturday from 9
weeks attendance at the convention Of Pho
tographers Association Of America, which
convened at Boston last week
Mr.. John Hopkins of Newcastle, one Of
Mr. :. T. Cannons most valued representa-
tives, left for Bath, Saturday. after having
made successful canvass of this section.
Miss Carrie Page of Boston, who has been
OIL visit to her sister, Mrs Geo. Cony, left
for Old Orchard on Saturday, where she will
pass lew days previous to her return to her
home.
Mr. and Mrs George NJ. Young and family
who have been visiting Mr.. j. Frank Pierce
for the past few days returned to Portland
Saturday accompanied by Mrs. Pierce and
Miss Lou Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. l.. Beal accompanied by
Misses Jennie and Hattie Beal and Miss
Glars h Fish left yesterday for three
weeks visit to friends in Starks. They will
make the trip by team.
Mr.. Herbert W. Lowe Of Lewiston, was 10
the city saturday havi1g ridden across on
his bicye. He male the trip Of thirty miles
in about three hours and a half. Mr. Lowe
reports tnc fOdtiS as rather 100 muuuy IOr
much speeding
Mr.. Hart Backinston Of Boston. arrived
in the city Saturday lie was accompanied
by James Rlduck, Frank Wright aud Chss.
Pierce, all of Boston. The young gentle
men are the guests of Q. N. Blsckiuston, on
Patterson street.
J. Kellogg Mills, the well known actor
formerly of the Walnut Street Theatre.
Philadelphia. Grand Opera House. New
York, and Galveston Opera House, Texas,
has accepted All engagement with IL. Price
Webber for th, season as stage manager of
the Boston Comedy Company.
The Hallowell Granite Company are now
doing an exceedingly large business. Al
the works and in the qusrries $50 hands are
employed and the pay roll aggregates sl7.-
600 per month Among the large contracts
in hand is the granite for the Bank Of Com
merce Building Pittsburg Pa. and for the
keystone Bank Building. also of Pi,tsburg
the granite in both Of these buildings being
furnished by the company all set. Another
important contract 10 that Of furnishing
the granite for the front Of Union