Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-06
Personal.

J. H. Bean Of Sidney, was in town yester-
day.
Hon VIM. II. Bigelow returned to Boston
yesterday.
Mr. D. Ward and family leave today for
Squirrel Island.
Major Is. J. Hill OF Auburn was in the
city yesterday.
Frank Il. Southland left for short trip to
Boston yesterday.
Mr.. George u. Minot Of Belgrade was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Annie PeasIee is on a short visit to
friends in Whtefeld
Mr. W. +. MAxheid OF Philadelphia 10 Wis
ting friends in the city.
Mr. +. l.. Thompson returned last even
ing from an outing down river.
Miss Ena Chadburn 10 visiting Miss Nora
Dooley in Pennington for two weeks.
john &. Swasey Of Canton was in the city
yesterday on busiaess at the State House.
M,.-e. Carrie and Gussie Libby left yes
tsrday for months outing at Old Orchard.
J, Fred White and wife leave today on the
kenre bee for short visit to friends in Bos-
ton.
day from a tw o weeks sojourn at Squirrel
Island.
Miss Lucy A. Williams Of West Newton,
Mass, i. in the city the guest Of Mr.. VIM.
II. Williams.
Mr. Nicholas Fessenden, clerk of the
Maine House Of Representatives, WAS in the
city yesterday
MIR James u. Townsend returned from
Squirrel last evening. lie will remain here
bu. few days.
VIM H. Smith Of Litchaeld, messenger
Of the State Valuation Commission WAS in
Augusta yesterday.
K. s. Partridge of White field, member Of
the STATE Valuation Commission. was at the
State House yesterday.
Marcus Wright, agent for j. c. Aver 4
Co., Lowell, Mass, made the Journal =
pleasant call yesterday.
Mes.rs, Chas Murphy. Chas. O'Brion and
Lee j. Croker. Jr., returned from the
Islands yesterday on the Islander.
Rev |, J. Mead left yesterday for Weirs.
N. H., where he will attend the Universalist
grove meeting to be held this week.
Miss Annie G. Became left on the Flying
Yankee Saturday, to visit friends in Bangor
and other parts of peuobscos county.
j. W Estes. Fred White and wife and w.
II. Dunton and wife, were among the Ken
nebec, passenger, Monday. from this city.
James Chessey Of Haverhill. Mass. Deliey
c. Kelley and Linnie Morrill, Of Belgrade
Mills. left on the Kennebec for Boston and
Hsverhiil. Monday.
FA. Goo,sll of the Sanford Siftings and
correspondent Of the Boston Globe from
tha. place. WAS In the city yesterday on his
way to Bar Harbor.
Mr.. +. l.. Staples of Boston, graduate Of
Bowdoin in the class Of SO, came to the city
yesterday to enter upon course OF law study
at the office Of Baker 4 Cornish.
Miss Zoe Peterson of Augusta 10 visiting
Miss Maria Theme at Togus. Prof. Theme
and family, with Miss Peterson. spent yes
terdAy on the shores of Cobbossee.
Rev Edgar l.. Warren left for Durham.
his native place, yesterday, where he viii
spend the remainder of his vacation with his
mother. who is 10 years Of age. MIR. War
ren's permanent pastorate is at Cisremont,
n. H., where he is very pleasantly located.
DIR. 4. N. Whittier. director of the Bow
doin gymnasium. vas in the city yesterday.
nr. Whittier graduated from Bowdoin in the
class of SIS and from the Medical School In
the clsss of 50. He 10 the author
of an article on Gymnastics in Schools.
which is to appear in the next annual report
of DIR. Young, Secretary Of the State Board
of Health.
Mr.. II. Price Weber. who has recently
been on an extended trip to St. John, n. B.
and Boston, returned yesterday. While in
ST. John he vas rendered the management
Of the new Opera House in that city, but de
eiined n he prefers 70 continue in TN
management of his own company. which
again goes on the road August 70, exhibiting
in Boothbay the first week. Mr.. Weber 10
drst-class actor himself, has always gather
ed about him = good class Of actors and &C
sresses, and the public will be glad to learr
that he will not leave the stage.