Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-31

J. d. Mckee Of Dayton, Ohio, is in the
city.
Clerk Of Courts ". 8. Chosse visited Port
land yesseniay.
II. 8. BlaisielI returned last night from
bis Boston trip.
Lee J. Croker, Jr., returned from Ocean
Point last night
s. C. Whitehouse returned from Squirrel
Island yesterday.
VIM. II. Moody Of Liberty visited Augssta
fYiends yesterday.
Mayor A. N. Spear Of Gardiner was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Z. Newman. of Bath,
are visiting in the city
c. NJ. Jones Of Winthrop was in the city
yesterday on business.
DIR. A. r. G. Smith, Of North Whiisheid,
was in the city yesterday
Mrs. r. II. GetcheIl has returned from 4
shoYs visit to Liberty and Belfast.
Mrs. 8. y. Robinson left for Skowhegan
yesterday where she will visit friends.
from months outing at Squirrel Island.
Arthur c. Hall leaves for Boston to.iay
where he will spend a two weeks vacation.
Misses Lottie Berry and Frances Moore
Of Gardiner visited friends in the city yester-
day.
Hon. r. S. Partridge, of White6eld, was
in the city yesterday on business at the
State House.
Rev. j. B. Jorian left yesterday for the
Isle Of Springs, where he will spend the
month Of August with his family.
Mr.. Blaine arrived ia the city from Bar
Hsrbor yesterday afternoon and stopped last
night with Mr.. Charles Is. Caldwell, State
street.
Hon. Joseph II. MAnley arrived in the city
Yesterday, and assumes the duties Of his
position A. postmaster of Augusta, tomorrow
morning
Mr.. Thomas G. Lord of Skowhegan was
10 the city yesterday on his way home from
q visit TO Mr. y. II. Elweli, IT.. Of the Port |
land Transcript.
Geo. +. West Of Portland was in the city |
yesterday on business connected with the |
kennebec Heat and Light Company, of
which he is treasurer.
Mrs. c. f. Hewins of Manchester left |
yesterday for visit to the White Mountains
where she will take much needed rest and
regain her usual health.
H. l.. Chandler of Richmond, Va, was in
town on business connected with one of the
leading ice companies on the river. Of which |
he is the southern agent.
Mr.. Geo. II. Devine of Newburyport,
formerly an Augusta boy is visiting his
brother. Mr.. James Z. Devine, the drug
gist. This is Mr.. Devine's first visit to his
old home for the past eigh, years.
Hon. s. l.. Milliken, arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon at 800. from Boston.
He remained in this city until the 3 50 train
for the east AS the first train does net con-
meet at Burnham with the Belfast train.
Howard Owen and family will go to Ham
mond's Grove for the month Of August. Mr..
Owen has rented Prof. G. A. Robertsons
cottage. The professor and his family will
spend the remainder of the summer at Sears
port.
We see by Knoxville. Tenn. paper
that Mrs. Fannie Robinson and daughter of
Augusta are visiting friends in that city. |
Knoxville is the birth place of Mrs. Robin
son. who returns after an absence of 26
years.
Mr.. Edward Mitchell and his mother have
left their home on Bangor street to make a
new one in Maiden, Mass. Mrs. Mitchell
has resided on Bangor street for nearly
thirty years and her going is regretted by
her many friends in this city.
The late Seth B. Goodwin whose remains
were recently brought here for interment,
was one OF the gallant members of the LIST
Maine cavalry and well known by many in
this city. MIR. George Doughty remembers
him rs fellow prisoner at Andersonville
and gallant soldier in the field.