Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-02

Mr.. C. F. Cling has returned from trip
to Boston.
Geo. l.. Randall of Vassalboro was in town
yesterday.
Mrs. Henry S. Morrill, went to Boston
yesterday.
Mrs. l.. X. Smith is visiting friends in
North Arson.
Hon. J. NJ. Carpenter of Pittston was in
town yesterday.
Miss Flitner of Randolph passed the Sab
bath in Augusta.
Mrs. W. II. Bigelow arrived here Satur-
day afternoon from Washington.
Miss Grace Stevens left yesterday for a
few weeks visit to friends in Chicago.
Mrs. NJ. +. Andrews is in New York pur-
chasing large assortment of millinery.
Dr. j. W North and Miss Matte North
are visiting Dr. Hugh Harris in Di1feld.
Mr.. 5. A. Holden, mail carrier to the last
Senate, leaves for his home in fremont to-
day.
Hon. ARENAS Libby left yesterday for
Bath where he will preside at the April term
of the supreme court.
Mr.. Dan " Thompson, of the senior class
at Amherst college, is spending a short vaca-
ton at DR.. Thompson.
Mr.. Chas Trask who has been at his home
in this city for the past few m lnths left last
night for his ranch in Dakota.
Mr. Warren W Robbins went on duty for
the first time, last evening, as night baggage
master at the Maine Central depot.
Mrs. Swan of Chestnut street, left yester
Jay for visit 10 friends in Massachusetts,,
after which she will remove to Colorado.
Maj. II. A, CobauRh left yesterday morn
ing for New York, where he will attend the
meeting of the Board of Ma ayers of the
Togus Home
W. A. Rice writes from Roxbury, Mass,
that he anticipates an early renewal of the
the establishment of branches of the Iron
Hall in this State.
Mr.. Burt Andrews the vision Of one of
whose eyes is obscured by clot of blood
resting on the optic nerve, is t2der treat
ment at the Kearney hospital, Bosom.
B. W. Theme, leader of the National
Home Band of Togus. went to Boston to
witness the performance of Wayner's Great
German Operas at the Boston Theatre.
Mr.. Ed. +. Hamlen, who for the last three
years has been superintendent of the Devine
Water Co. has resigned his position, and ac
cepted an engagement with the Augusta
Water Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Piper, celebrated
their tin wedding last Saturday evening at
their pleasant residence on the Belgrade
road large number of useful presents
were received
At the annual cleo ion of the officers of the
Boston Typographical Union, No. Is, held
in Boston last Wednesday, Mr.. Arthur w.
Hovey, formerly of thi. city, was chosen
member of the executive committee of the
Union.
Adjutant General Sprague left yesterday
afternoon for Bangor, where he is to inspect
the property of Company G of that city
This inspection is the first of series which
will include examinations of each company's
property throughout the State.
Mr.. Frank Clark, who has had charge of
the pumping station of the Augusta Water
Company since the works were established
has resigned, and Mr., Frank Moorlen has
been appointed to succeed him. Mr.. Moor
len is well known in this community as a
thorough machinest.
Editor Mayo of the Fairfield journal who
recently visited Augusta in quest of power
to replace his steam apparatus which recent
ly blew up, has decided for the present to
run his presses by means of wire belt con-
nected with factory near by. If he is able
TO secure reasonable rates from the Fairfield
Water CO., he will soon purchase water
motor
Representative Forrest Goodwin of Skow-
he gan passed through the city yesterday on
his way to Worce ster, Mass, where he will
pick up $3.50 month on the base ball dia-
mond during the coming season. Goodwin
has been in training ever since adjournment
and with the exception of a slight lsmeness
in his right shoulder, is in excellent coudi-
ton. He sill enter the Boston University
Law School during the coming fall.
Capt \. W. Cole, the agent of the Ed
wards Manufacturing Company, has had his
duties enlarged, and placed under his mar
agement all of the outside work connected
with the compsny in this city Mr.. R. C.
Irish. no hs. long been in the employ Of
the company, has been promoted to assist
ant .uperinte ndent ard will have charge of
the inside of the mills under the dire ction Of
Mr.. Cole.