Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-30
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nc. Cssvell lefi yesterday for Boston.
H. s. Bl2isdeil left for Boston On the boal
yesterday.
Mrs. Lena Cochrsas !. at Squirrel Island
for few days.
Contractor Phiibrook Of Portland vas in
the city yesterday.
Weston Levin Of Gardner ~as in the city
yesterday CT hEs.aess
Henry L. Besi is visiting Mr.. chss- r.
Chick for few lays.
Mrs. H. NJ. Pishon 10 still very sick at hei
home on Middle street.
John coaghiin lef, OF the morning train
for Ocean Point today.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar HoIvay returned from
Squirrel Island last night
Isaiah clifford deputy sheriff Of vassaibo-
70 in the city yesterday.
Secretary Youaz Of the Board Of Heailt,
returned from his eastern trip yesterday.
Nr. Chss. y. Trxsk, the sell known horse
dealer Of Gardner, vas ia tosn yesterday.
A. j. Hall sod wife returned last light
from visit To Mr. Halls old hon. in Dam
ariseotta.
b ". Theme and family with Master
Bysn Anderson Of TogGs spent yssterisy at
Hammond's grove.
Byron Boyd, assistant tn the Secretary Of
STATE . department, left yesterday afternoon
for TIP 10 Bar Harbor.
Mrs VI. o. Savage accompanied by her
three .on.. is stopping at the pleasant farm
Of Mr.. savage in Winston.
Billy" Webb. The we'll knovn pitcher on
the Pre.amp-cot team. shook hands with
frienis at the station yesterday.
Mr.. =. r Eaton. no was formerly in the
grocsfy business in Augusta, now Of Cali
fornis ia visiting friends in the city
Prof q. r. Fletcher and family Of North
hampton, Mass. are visiting Mr.. Fietcher's
Old home on the east side Of the river.
Among yesterdays passengers on the
Boston boat was Mr.. Grant Harvey of this
city who viii take short vacation With
friends In Boston
Hon. Eli Jepson and Sife Of China were
IN the city yesterday. Mr.. Jepson was a
member Of the Maine legislature in 1883 aud
has many friends in this city.
Mr.. Elgar Riley and wife returned to
their home in Brdzeton, n. j.. last Tues
day, after visit Of three weeks With thsir
aunt Mrs. VIM. r. Kennedy. Of Chelsea.
Mr. Head has vacated his house on Mel
vile street and will move TO tine east side.
Rev Mr.. Griffin. who has recently purchased
the house. will take immediate possession.
Mr. Moses Selbing and Miss Janet Sell
blng left yesterday for Wisconsin where they
will visit relatives. Miss Selling will
main West until the opening of the fall
schools.
Mr. VIII Goodwin and sister. Miss Annie
Goodwin. Of Boston, arrived last night with
the body Of their brother. Seth Is. Goodwin,
which will be inferred in the cemetery in
this city.
Mr.. A. X. Nelson formerly head waiter At
Hotel North, has accepted similar position
IN the Victoria Hotel. st. Johns, N. b., and
new position
Rev Newton L. Reed. who has been sup
plyins the Congregati oual pulpit in this city
for the past two Sabbaths left yesterday for
Oleau. n Y, where he has accepted the
pastorste Of the Congregational church.
+. II Ingraham, who has been for the
past two weeks manager Of the Skowhegsn
branch of the II. 5. Blais1ell establishment,
returned yesterday and resumed the duties
Of his Old position in the store in this city.
= Hopkin. Mrs John Flsherv, Aquila
Lewis. Mrs. John Mitchell. Jas. Mitchell,
Arthur Whitney and Lewis Tibbetts all Of
this city were among the passengers on the
kennrbec yesterday for Boston. and places
along the river.
pr + A. Crossman and wife of Fairfield
passed through the city yesterday on their
return from weeks trip to ocean Point.
The doctor is An enthusiastic horseman and
is much Interested in the August races To be
held in Fairfield and in this city.
Col Jer. Fenno of Bangor passed Sunday
with h- sister Mrs. Pitts in this city, having
returned from a visit to another sister. Mrs.
towan Of Bldeford. widow ct the late
Capt Lewis o. Cowan of the First Maine
Cavalry. Col. Fenno wears his years grace
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