Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-26
Personal.

Mr., Isaac Holway of Sydney is seriously
Ill.
Mr.. Manley II. Pike vent to Boston yes
terday.
Chas. Stetson of Winslow was in town
yesterday.
Gen. II. ". Sprague has returned from
Washington. b. G..
J. NJ. Carpenter, Esq, of Pittston was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Anna Partridge is visiting at Mr.. G.
W. Colby's in Boston.
Miss Winnifred Partridge is visiting
friends in Annapolis Nd.
Representative Chas. F. Achorn, of Coop
ers Mills, was in town last evening.
Mr. Fred g. Kinsman lie, seriously ill of
pneumonia at his home in New York.
Prof. ;. X. Smith of Colby University
spent Sunday at Mrs L B. Folsoms.
Mrs. Jack and Miss Densiow Of Lewiston
spent the Sabbath with Miss Mary Libby.
Miss Carrie Potter of Brunswick spent
Sunday with her aunt Mrs. c. F. Deering
/ Mr. Chas. II Brick leaves next week for
Santa Anna. Cal, where he will engage in
business.
Mr.. Harry Coughlin of this city has re-
( signed his position as night clerk at the
Gong Hugse
Misses May and Sadie Palmer, of this
city are attending the preaent term of school
AZ kent's Hin.
/ Capt. Otis Ingraham of the steamer Penob-
scot. which runs on the Bangor & Boston
route is ia town.
District Deputy ID. P Boynton Of Mon
mouth attended the meeting of Augusta
Lodge last evening.
Mr.. Frank Il Partridge iJ receiving the
congratulations of his many friends on his
recent appointment as Commissioner of
d PHARMACY.
The many friends of Mr.. W. Frank
Chisam, formerly of this city, will be pleased
to learn that be is rapidly recovering from
( his late severe illness.
Miss Jennie 5. Hnckley of the telephone
exchange, is spending q vacation in Water
vile Her place is filed by Mr.. Walter
Brick, the night operator.
Col j. W Spaulding. president of the
Fort Payne, Ala, Land Company, and for
merly Reporter of Decisions in this State,
was in the city last evening.
Mr. Nj Y, g. Chase and Alderman Geo.
W. Vickery, left Sunday night for Fort
Payne. Ala to investigate the business and
mining interests of that section.
Beck Bros, formerly of Augusta and
nov in the grazing business in Oregon, have
lust contracted 70 deliver 10000 sheep at
the terminu, vi the Union Pacific Railroad.
Arthur Greenus, the New York scenic
artist who did such excellent work at john
son Hall. Gardiner, last autumn. will arrive
Monday and begin painting the new scenery
for Granite Hall.
Capt. II. 4. Cobaugh, of the Togus Home,
leaves for New York next Monday. His
family will follow later. meeting OF the
BOARD of Managers will be held in New
York. Tuesday, at which both Gen. Stephen
son and Capt. Cobaugb will be present
Mr.. C. A. Parker, q nephew of i. w.
Soule of this city and former Maine boy
has Just been appointed General Freight
Agent of the Atchison Topeka and Santa
Fe railroad. with headquarters at Chicago
Mr.. Parker is a young man who entered the
railroad service only ten years ago Begin
ming at the bottom of the ladder,
Mr.. A. c. Swift and Miss Katie F. Greene
left this city yesterday morning for Boston
where they were united in marriage al ths
First New Jerusalem church by the Kew
/, James Reed. Mr.. Swift is of FoIooro
Ma.. .aJ a representative of the Rumforc
Chemical Works Of Providence. MIS-
Greene is the sister Of Mr.. Frank Greene
recently clerk at the Augusta House.
/ Mr.. William A. Williams, who lives or
the West River Road, has for some time de
waited hi. entire tentiou to the breaking OF
colts. At present has thirteen oFooa mare
with colts which he has been boarding dur
ing the winter. Among these are two mana
some horses owned by kenniston OF water
vile aud two belonging W "" 49, tNee -
Augusta. The colts vary in age from eish
: months to three years. Several but yea
. old have already been broken to harness sn'
some of the two-yearolds are |" steady .
D old horses. Mr.. Williams most intractAoi'
pupil i, three year old seldins from Mon
j ,sna never broken even to halter ana eA
ceedi,gly mild. The horse has e1eeiien
blood. is without spo, or biemiss and shout
, he ever be tanned will be very speedy Ii
has been a, the farm only two weeks ou
under Mr.. Williams treatment IS aireaa
much more docile than at first
No better idea Of the number of stranger
!. who visit Augusta during the legislative SCI
. sion can be obtained than by an eIaminaho
of the hotel registers, From the first day
1. the new year till March 49, the day on ~h'e
n, the session closed, 1926 names were req
Il, ,s-s3 At Hotel North, 2, l40 at the August