Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-19

q. Y. Emerson Of skSshsxan vss IN me
city Yesterday
xiss Annie Lace Of Union IL visiting Afs.
sssyer in this city.
gyy. ]. H. Besls ahd .ife Of Appleton,
.,. Visiting Al y. n. Besles-
M. Blanchard. Esq.. ieft for Boston
ys..~rasy On ths Ksnnsbec-
Mr. Ann " Dsrsnpprs and daughter are
y,.,tlaz frigaJss In Fast Jsssrspa.
Nj. lizzle Hose u Ero>slin~, Mass, 10
v,,;tlex bet former home IN this city.
Ms AslIie ayries Issgss today for an
sx,sa.sess irtg tb'sazh Asssarhsse'ts.
VI, y. Brooks hs. 90 far recovered
xtas sss shgs TO BE- cat rlsissz yesterday.
Mr. We chass ssfs for Squirrel Is
l.o4 ye.,srisy shsrs he gill 'pead short
vacation.
NJ. Eliza W Jon~. il WHITING her son
Mr. Chas W. Josss, u the As aFm Of
3ones feSxh.
Mater grsu..e IJearbsn Jeff on the boat
..,,S,say L, visit his xrxl.amother. Mrs. A.
" Pray IN Boston.
Ch.aaser .ad isa.c Bsale 70 70 Penos-
sea, 90 to-day 10 visit thsir brother Rev.
Chs. Beaie sho IL sick
Me. lena A. Cosy. sho has been visiting
he, .aa, At Bryant. Mills. returned to her
hon.e 70 hi. city yesterday
me friend. Of r. y Pinkham will be
.o,fy 70 lssrn that h~ is con lined 70 his home
.tb severe attack Of sicknsss.
M. Ina Chaibourns. left yesterday for
Squirrel leland .hese .h- gill be Il g guest
Of Ms. M.naie Smith for fee weeks.
VIZ. Carlton Kelley Of Boston 81 shiAnds,
ADD NJ. Jessie Pea-s Of Assoc, Maine,
we're N til. city yesterday visiting friends.
Mr.. y W Whitshoa.e aud family left
Yesterday On the boat for Pophsm Beach
shers they will russieste during the sammsr-
Mr.. senator sabin. the wife of the sell
knopn Hinns.o,s senator. viii spend fss
ssss. vacation with friends a, Squirrel
Island
Wa. Rice, foreman Of the Iratb Pub I
fishing Company Of Pemberton square. Bos-
Loa. "a. in the city yesterday on visit to |
ffisnd.
Mr. & Books Of Maiden. Mass, vas in |
the city yesterday Mr. Brooks sas form |
srly engaged 10 the hardware business Ia |
thi, city
Mis-. Ina Smith, daughter Of q. w Smith.
member If the last Legislature from Jones
port. NJ il visiting Miss Lena Bean 93
Bfdg. street
Mrs. Mary Bro~o aud her daughter. Miss
Eli. len for Broekson Mass. Yesterday on
the k-nneb.c, having been visiting relatives
In thi. vicinity
Mr.. Frank Fsrraf, accompanied by her
father. Mr Cha. Stone left yesterday for
ocean Point where they will remain for the
nert an weeks
Ms. Susie Grover Of brunswick and Miss
Nellie Gtovrr Of Gardiner. we're in the city
Yesterday On visit to their brother Mr..
Waig"f Grover
Among the Gardiner people who were at
the capital city yesterday On business were
Mp.m. William Richards, A. Bailey, J. NJ.
smith aud Jane. Il Jeek.
MISS VI iFNt'ihis nv ia"
been in the city for the pa.t two weeks the
guest Of Miss Mollie Myriek, leaves today
for Riverudr where she will visit relatives.
Isa.c Beale Of Brooklyn, n Y. and Rev.
s II geale Of Camden, are visiting their
brother Chandler Bsale. Wednesday they
vent 10 sidney, visiting their boyhood home,
Mr. ! 4. Woodsum Mrs. Annie W Wood
SUN and Mss Flos-ie Woodsum Of China.
.ere in the city yesterday. Mrs woodsam
and daughter taking the kennebee for
Boston.
Miss Ellen Miliken. uho has been visiting
the International Convention u ~" Y = s.
e " in Philadelphia. as delegate from the
branch connected with the Congregational
church in this city. returned homo Wednes-
lsy night
Mr. W II Marshall Of Nashville. Tenn,
vas in the city yesterday He will be re-
memhersd by Augusta people as having con
Quoted most successful school Of vocal
culture in this city a few Year, ago lie
vii start . similar class in Wa'erviiie in
abort time
Rev Edgar L. Warren. the rloqueut young
preacher of Clsremont. N II formerly
Maine journalist will spend h. summer
variation At his old home In Durham lie
will probably preach a few time. ia this
STATE during the summer. Leie,stsa Jour
sai
For the past two nights the people OF our
stty have heen persmbulstjng it's streets in I
In,minent danger of falling over some Of the 4
many deficiencies ia the sid, walks and all
because the lights Of the city have refused
10 shine from good aud suth rIent reasons. /
The repairs which are being male ~ the
electric light station are 80 extensive and Of
such character as to neces-i'ste the entire /
shutting down Of the machinery II vas
though, that the work could b. completed by /
lsst night bu, the workmsn ~ere unable 10
accomplish II. The gas cot for about
fifteen inmates during last evening. and the
storskeepers we're in misery. likewise the
hotel men The street. we're comparatively
deserted and the stores closed At An early
hour
We have received the music of Governor
Bnrleigh's Reception March, composed by
william Grant Brooks of saco and respect !
fnlly dedicated to His EIeellency Hon. Ed
vim C. Burleigh Governor of the State of