Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-26

Personals.
WIN. Atsio.oa, Esq. Of North Arson, was
in the city yesterday.
Col. ". A. H. Boo,hby Of Wa4ryiIle.
vas is the city yesterday
Hon. Charles A. Everett Of Dover, vas In
the city on business yestsrd
Mrs. Persi. VI. Paine Of IIallo~eil. will
accompany the Governor. party to Gstty-
burg.
Miss Laurence OF Boston, who has baep
visiting friends in ,hi. city. returned TO her
hume yesterday.
Thos. Leigh Jr E,q. left yesterday for
f.ostoe on business connected With the firm
Of J0Ges s Leigh
Col A. W WiIie. Of the Board Of Rail
road Commissioners. was in the city ycster-
day on business trip
Msssr-. Parker sp.nuri. Of Backspor',
II. NJ Hail, Jr Of Ellsworth and b. J Hin.
Of Auburn wer" in he city yesterday.
Mayor W. = White of Roc kiand. the gen
teraan ~ho has the contract for furnishing
the stone Tor the State House extension, was
IN the city yesterday
Rev. W. +. Livingstone of Fryebarg. who
sill occupy the pulpit of the Congregational
church next SUNDAY. 10 ia the city the guest
of Col T. G. Harrington.
Miss Fannie Miller Is IN the city fos few
days returning from Bostoa Tuesday to at
tend the wedding yesterday of her intimate
fri~0d. Miss julia Bigelou to Mr. Chas.
N saalson.
Mr. LeonasI Il Tilden. a government
expert from Warrington. ID G., has been in
Lewiston for several days, with assistants.
engaged in The collection of cotton manufac-
turing and labor a'atistics to be a.ea before
the committee on ways aud means, the com
ing winter iIis wife accompanies HIM and
he Is making an Ihsu.tige tour OF th- mills
and u study of the life and habits of ds
operatives
There was quite An exodus of Augusta
people TO the Readfeli Fair yesterday
Among Them se noticed Messrs. Chas- and
Elias Mihkco. accompanied by their wives,
Gearge anil Horace Cony and wives, Mr.. II.
u Ro~a,tch. Hon Geo. u Weeks. Mr.. W.
A. Newccn,h. Hon. s. J. Chsibonrne. PEN
sion Agent utington. W $. Ct'o'. a.,
j s. Hobbs. hva y l. Hersey a.. wife,
G. {. Hnut sRi o'hers.
Prof. e.. T.. Hutchinss was IN the city
TUESDAY evening the guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
Melville smith on winthrop street Prof.
HutcnirRs /. Professor of Physlc. AID As
tronomY 1T Bosdoin college. iss graduate
of the institution and is an enthusiast on the
Asiences whtch he teaches He arrived in
The cit, on III srvcn O'Clock trall AID in
coa,p,uy siib hi- host spent a most pleasant
evening rxaminir the heaven. thro III the
fine telescope hich Mr.. Smith Aas a, his
home. They were rewarded by The chance
to study large number of douol ara the
evening without moon, being specially
good for all sorts of sstronomi Il observe
tons The t~o gentlemen enj y'i fine
three hours etat and study toge.b r. Pfof
iIutch,ps, retusaitg OF the even d tallmtn
The evtnin. vas oie 81 a se,is' "a ia"se
two gentlemen are Speeding in stu . ,aSeta's,
Mr. Smith having recently been e.. guest Of
Prof nutchins at hi. Brunswick h me.
The f1llowiu: interesting bit ot personal
history Il, tax from the hotter Of til,
Washington correspondent of the Boston
Traveller
Judge Smell said 70 me to dss, phile in
reminiscent mouj In 1855 ~as @r".heF
of the Name Legislature. aud .'memhsf
that We had two Young fellows ihefe "h1
we're reporting the proceedings paH OF
~. .N.,tt.t IN 4
aud the OH r the Augusta Age. The s.htiief
of the twowas dapper little chap who after
yards di.apppared IN the West, and another
reporter sas sent 10 represent the Age
The second Ia. al says hved i, Maine but
lust nov in.tsld of - ,Qr.i y tn lezisiature
he ia hatd,rz the pph;sa ~ Secretary OF
Stale in Pee.dsa' Uunsoa's cabinet me
Young man sho went Wet has eome Va"
agar ssf 10 u,s known ~ Chiet Juttiee
Acnd. ~ Eiiicr Of the Supreme Cont
~ III ,..s 'tst's
Ti..,fes,. I weather as being made the
most 1T Al isr Edwards mill. Agent Cole
still c.rri.- h,, arm in sling, the eject OF
the s,cal.-f phch befeil him recently.
Ncvers.. .., ia, keeps right about his duties
ovet>..o o. 10. different branches of compile
ton ltt,f..,s comes to prevent the roof
will all 80 90 10. addition 90 the weave mill
hY sa:u..',r 2Lt, Il will be rer'eDberea
ihat tso -ti!.rds az the rafters were on ~hen
de lsti, ,ycore If last Thursday came
down tic ,siisy aud tamIiei them on as
handa, a. q sl,y were ehiilrsfs blocks
The npter aud No. nt!,i IS about ready fos
the ma, hi-sts aud nov they are putting IN
the .hsfdn. rnis structure is all an,'hed
but the !ss VI. Tbs wheel pit Is wen
worth sNisi; \ vast amount Of work has
been pa bta ibis. pus it Ia hoped that 1t can
be cent, .e4'i q shree weeks, and the upper
mill be ia, Ia running srieT by the hrst Oh
January.