Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-03
Personal

%'s'E ~ - iht went 70 bADRor yes
terday.
Mrs. Thomas Lambard returned from Bos
ton yesterday
Mrs. Betsey X. Shaw left yesterday for
Cumberland Center.
$ w. Foster and G. NJ. Pierce Of Gray
were In town Yesterday.
Col. II. Z. Donald and wife and Mrs. o.
Z. Staples Of Belfast are in town.
j. Henry sturgis lief, yesterday on a bust
ness trip to the Dead River region.
Mr.. 4. c. Hendee ha, been notified to sp-
pear in Portland today for examination under
civil service rules.
Mrs. Pascal ricknor of St. Paul, MINI,
who has been visiting Mrs. S. j. Gallagher,
left yesterday for Calais.
Mr.. Emile Barber, who has been appoint
ed commissioner to the Paris Exposition will
leave for France about June LIST.
Miss Abbe Fowler of Brockton, Mass, in
the employ of the Singer Co, 10 spending a
few days with friends in this city.
Mrs. Abbie Barber is confined to her room
room with pneumonia. We were glad to
learn that she was better at last reports
Mrs. Henry W. Bradbury is il New York.
Hon. J. W. Bradbury who is attending the
centennial celebration, will remain in the
city several weeks.
II. G. Hayes took the train for Boston this
morning for visit to friends. He will take
an examination for admission into the rail
way mail service the 18th inst
Mr.. W. G. Enser has resigned his position
as assistant clerk at the American Express
Office in this city, and F. II. Golf of Dexter
has been appointed to fill the vacancy
Leslie A. Dyer, ESQ.,, of this city, has
been appointed railway mail clerk and as
signed to the Skowhe gan and Portland route.
He takes the place of A. II. Hoyt, removed.
Maj. w. b. Lapham, and Capt C. E.
Nash of this ely attended the recent annual
meeting Of the Loyal Legion in Portland.
Mai. Lapham was elected one of the coun-
ell.
Deputy U. S. Marshal, B. F. Andrews was
III " oh his "Ay uOuic lEOul u
tour through Penobscot and Piscataquis
Counties where he arrested three illegal
sellers.
Rev. G. G. Hamilton. pastor of the Univ
ersalist church at Oakland, has been granted
a three months leave of absence by his So
ciety, and left yesterday on an extended
European trip.
Hon. Eben Woodbury. appeared out this
morning wearing coat and hat one hundred
years old In his ancient dress he closely
res.mbled uncle Jesse Drew of Fort
FairSeld Pioneer, April 30.
Mr. Henry Cheney and Miss Ellen Austin
were married in Yassalboro last Wednesday |
evening. and will soon leave for their home
in Somervile. Mass. Both were formerly
stte ndants at the Insane Hospital.
Among our wedding notices will be found
a notice of the marriage of Mr.. George E.
Coleman formerly of Augusta, and an em- /
ployee of the Kennebec Journal, and now of
Readheld to Miss Jennie 1. Hunton of that
town. The Journal extends congratulations. |
Yesterday when it was announced that the !
trial of Burnhsm VS.. Heselton had resulted
in a complete viniication of the defendant
from the charges of professional misconduct
Mr. Heselton was almost smothered BY the
hearty congratulations of his many friends
in Gardiner and Augusta. Mr.. Heselton,
bes sides being one of the mos. talented young
lawyers in the county. is one of the leaders
in Gardner society. He was rendered an
impromptu reception in that city last even
ing