Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-29

RoGo00ot.
Mr. win WEIGH and family left for the
IsIands, Saturday.
DR.. r. B. Hill returned from shs fsie Of
Springs, Saturday.
Mise Julia Berry, Of Gardiner. is visiting
friends In the city.
Miss Nellie williams spent Sunday With
friends in Lisbon.
Gen. X. B. Shepard Of Skowhesan vas in
Augusta Saturday.
Miss Grace Randall spent Sunday With
friends at Ocean Point.
Mics Annie Potter lief, Saturday for = short
vacation At Old Orchard.
DR.. o. c. $. Davies spent Sunday Nth
friends Al Squirrel Island.
John A. Quimby spent Sunday with
friends at Squirrel Island.
Mr.. Frank spragse left Saturday for .
visit to ffients 10 X sckfsnd.
City Marshal 8. A. Cummings, Of Lewis
ton, vas 10 the city Saturday.
Major William Chi'm 10 confined TO his
house BY quite a severe iilness.
Mrs John II. Ellis Of wsteryilis 10 visit
Ing her father, Mr.. II. g. Penney.
Nj o. W. Turner returned Saturday from
A Tip through Pennington and vicinity.
Mr.. Charles Cro~clI Of East vassaIboro
vas visiting friends IL. the city Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Remission and Mrs. l.. Lyford
are spending few weeks at Old Orchard.
Hon. VIM. II Bigeio~ spent Sunday v,ih
his family In thi. city. He will return today.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Cornish spent Sunday
With Mr. sod Mrs. Chase At Squirrel Island.
Moses Is. LaksnaD, the famous colonel Of
the Old Third Maine. was In the city yester-
day.
Miss Lille Gordon, who has been at Old
Orchard for the past month, returned Satar
day.
Mr.. Harry Walker who il now in business
in Auburn spent yesterday at his home in
this city.
Mr.. Fred A. Jones Of vassalboro was WIS.,
ting his brother, G. W. Jones. Esq. Of this
city on Saturday.
Miss Emma FaIes, who has been visiting
Iffenls tiN CITY Ior ste pSSN irV hasSr WV
Saturday for Old Orchard.
DIR. Sawteile, United States Army Surgeon
at Fort Preble, Portland hsrbor, was visiting
friends In the city Saturday.
Mis-. Minnie Kiigore, telegraph operator
at the Union Station, Portland. was visiting
friends in the city Saturday.
We understand that the wife Of ex-Mayor
Macomber is seriously i'll a. Fort Popham.
and is under the care Of physician from
Bath.
Ex-Governor Piaisted and wife are max
ing carriage drive through the White
Mountains, visiting the principal mountain
resorts
Mr. Geo. Bodgeit left Saturday for Fort
Fophsn,, where he will spend few ia, $
with his wife and family. who are there for
the summer,
DR. Il. L Sanborn, Snperintenden Mt of the
insane hospital. accompanied hy his three
children and niece, Miss Davis, left for the
Isle of Springs saturday.
G. NJ Wheeler aud John Norton left on
Saturdays Yankee" for Bruns~ick. They
took u yachting trip TO the islands where
they spent Sunday with friends.
We understand that Geo. .. Smith. son Of
Insurance Commissioner Smith, will act A.
his fathers clerk at the State House during
the yacstio. of Mr.. J. g. Wyman.
Mr. Amos +. Gerald Of Waterville was in
the city Saturday in conference with the off,
GERS of the Augusta Park Association, rela-
tive to the August meeting sad races.
Fred W. Phillips Of Bangor is in the city
ona business trip. Mr.. Phillips is = gradu-
ate of the Maine State College, class of II.
AMI il one of the smartest young insurance
men in the State.
Rev. G.. Il. Palmer of Aupn IA. was in
town on Tuesday in the interest Of the kents
Hill Seminary He led the c'as- meeting in
the Methodist church in the evening in avery
interesting manner - Pt,H'ps PhonograPh.
Rev. J. II. Bennett. pastor of the No.
Palermo Methodist church was IN the city
yesterday Mr. Bennett is nov hnsily m
gagged in completing the arrangements for n
big grove meeting at No Paleruo, Aug Is
Is.
Mr. T. l.. iIerscy has been chosen ss
delegate from cushnoe Tribe | o NJ to
the Great Council in Portland Aug 10 Mr.
IIersey Is one of the most prominent Red
Men IN the State, is district deputy for this
reservation and one of the leading members
of Cnshnoc Tribe.
Moses G. Selling. one Of the Palladium .
most efficient compositors, 10 spending part
of his vacation at his home in Augusta. Me-,
where his father is q prominent g. A.
man and pension attorney. Mr.. Selling with
sister will later visit Michigsn.-Ner
Harm Palladium. Jaiy 20, 1889.
Mr. Samuel G. Brooks OF Augusta, theo
logical student at Yale University, popular
Young man in recent years in Maine social
circle. and the State champion At tennis last
wear. has renowned all the pleasures of
home aud is doing brave work in the West
He is employed as a missionary at Chiving-
ton. Colorado. a ace having population
of about thirty souls, repr' senting two
grocery stores. one saloon, livery stable,
hotel and depot. Mr.. Brooks has organ
lied three Sunday schools and makes Chiv-
ington. u sdquarters for expeditions into
the surrounding country. For distance Of
100 miles from the spot there Is no church.
People live in dug outs and adobe huts, six
or eight in i0xi2 shsaty. Mr.. Brooks
ministers To these people in circuit OF
twenty tivc miles, preaching on Sunday, be-
sides having appointments Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday nights He describes the
country ~ a LAND of rsttiesnskes. cent?
pe,les, taran,ulas, coyotes, owls and prairie
dogs Not every Young candidate for the
ministry would have the heart to begin his
career in such An uncomfortable feld---Ler'
aston Journal.
The fall and winter suit is already an oo
iect Of consideration among Augusta tailo''
and some exquisite patterns are to be seen III
the coming suits. The cooversationalist up
on fashions of all sorts in mems apparel talks
thus of the syles and of the fashions 1.-The
three buttoned cutaway sack is constantly
growing in favor. Trousers neither IN
crease nor diminish ia size and are popuia'
last as they arc. The three piece suits. ie'
coat. trousers and vest Of different goods
are correct thing. II there is any