Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-16
Personal.

Mr.. r. ". Soule has returned from triy
TO Boston.
H. Barton, Esq, of Benton Fails, VA
in town yesterday.
Mrs. C. c. Willoughby vent to Bostor
yestsrdsy morning.
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Gannets are spending
few days in Boston.
Miss Julia Is. Lov Of this city 10 in Bos-
ton visiting relatives.
Hon. z. C. Allen left last night for ,
weeks trip to New York.
Albert Lin,cott. Of Lewiston, spen, Sun.
a.y With Mr.. Chas Knowlton.
Mr.. Michael Burns. Of Boston, 10 revisit.
Ing his former home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chss. Holway, of Auburn,
passed the Sabbath at o. Hoi~ays.
Mr.. A. W. Kimball, wife and son Of Rich-
moud spent Sunday with Augusta friends.
Hon. s. W. Matthews, Commissioner of
Labor, will soon move into 4 house on wss.
too Street.
H.H. Harvey and family. Mrs. G. A
Robe,,son and Miss Park went to Boston by
boat yesterday.
Mrs. Edwards and Mise Polly Edwards of
hi, city are visiting Mrs. B. A. G. Fuller in
West Newton, Mass.
Rev. Mr.. Williamson Of the Bangor The
ILLOGICAL Seminary will preach at the Congre-
..ioo.I church next Sunday.
A d. Locke and I. ID. Sturgis went to
po.son yesterday. Mr.. Locke will assume
MANAGEMENT Of q shoe factory in that vicinity.
IN, G. z. Brickett was called to Water
Vile Yesterday for consultstion in the
case Of Mrs c. II. Nelson, who is seriously
Miss Grace Hamilton, music teacher 1t St.
Cstherines Hall, left yesterday for Boston
.hess she will spend the Easter vacation
With friends.
Mr.. Hiram Clark has returned from = trip
70 Bangor, Oidto~n and other places east,
.here he disposed Of several drop axle de-
livery wagons
Gen. George l.. Besl state treasurer.
Gill occupy the residence Of Rev. p. 8.
Thatcher on State street, which 10 70 be va
Gated q, an early day.
Mr. Emile Barber today retires from the
management Of the Augusta Steam Dye
House and his ron Mr.. Leon Barber late Of
Nashua, n. H.. assumes control.
Nr. Jefferson Higgins, of Laurel, Nd, is
,.l n N
He has Just ccepted the position Of superin-
tendsnt 10 cotton mill at Westerly. Il. l.
r, L. Norcross. the we'll known Manches-
Ter horse breeder, departs for Boston this
week with three VI bis Fearnsughts, a six
gear. old, three yesr-old and yearling which
be will show at the exhibition In that city.
Mr.. 8. Woods. special pension examiner,
whose headq uarters are at Augusta, now has
franklin and Somerset counties included in
his territory, Mr.. J. J. Burnham, who was
examiner for these counties having been
transferred to New York.
Prof +. c. Jordan and Drs. o. A. Hosr,
j. o. Webster and A. G. Young, State
Board Of Health Committee on public build
iugs, left yesterday for Boston. where they
.ill speud several days in examining the city
school houses with especial reference to
their ventilation and sanitary condition.
Gen. W. NJ. Averfti, Assistant Inspector
General Of the Homes for Disabled Volun-
tees Soldiers. arrived yesterday afternoon
and will today look into the condition of the
Home at Togus. Gen. Averll has just
finished the examination Of the fourteen
State homes in this country and is now
making tour of inspection among the siI
national instit utions.
Hon. 0. d. Baker, N. V. B. Chase. Esq,
asd DIR. J. F. Hill, accompanied by Hon. c.
C. Burriil of Ellsworth. and Hon. A. r.
Bi1by. of skowhegan. left last night for
Boston. where they will join party of over
100 en- route for Denison, Texas A special
containing a dining car and several Pull
mans will be placed at their disposal and the
trip will be made in about go hours