Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-10
Personals

Personals
c. ". Marion. q. \. army. was In town
yesterday.
4. 8. Cshaii Of Brunswick was in the city
last evening.
Ex-Governor ROBBIE arrived in the city
lest evening.
A. G. True. Litchheld, -ss In tho city
last evening.
J. W. COT Of Madison, SO. DAk., was la
th- ~''y yesterday.
- a ris'on, E,q. Of Gardiner vas in
the city yesterday.
Rev. X. A. afitiin returned yesterday
from trip TO MAssachasetts.
Hon. %. ID. Baker return ID yesterday
from business trip to Bangor.
Mr.. W. X. Stone. the boot aud shoe deal
er. left yesterday morning for Boston.
DR.. H. ?. Jersey and wife Of kents Hill
arrived In this city yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. g. N. Wheeler. of Boston, was in
the city yesterday calling on old friends.
Mr.. Frank +. Hastings Of Honolulu.
Sandwich Islands, was in the city yesier-
day.
Judge Emery o. Bean of Rcadneld and
F.E Bean, Esq. Of Hsllowell were in the
city yester lay.
Mr.. c. y. Chick returned yesterday
from Boston. where he has beea stopping
for several days.
Miss Cora A. Smith Of Boston, a teacher
Of oil painting. ia in the city stopping at
No. Church street.
Mrs Glars Bates. Mrs. Geo. W. Jackson
and Miss Lizzie Thomas we're in the city
Tuesday visiting friends.
Miss Jennie Thompson Of Portland. who
has been visiting at General Harris re-
turned to her home yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Howard owen ba, been invited and
has accepted the invitation To deliver the
Memorial Grafton at Buxton 1t Memo
rial day.
Labor Commissioner Matthews took the
afternoon train for Bangor "Wednesday sf-
terpoon on business connected with his de-
par,ment.
Misses Alice NJ. Clark and Linnie NJ.
Small went TO Portland yesterday, where
they will vi It this week. so'ug from there
10 Mt Desert.
Hon. jesse brew was in the city yester-
dsy on his way from Lewiston to Fl. Fair
Acid. Mr.. Drew has been spending the
winter with his son. Col +, NJ. Drew in
Lewiston.
Among the passengers to arrive in town
yesterday was Mr.. VIM. C. Greene, Who
for forty years wa. chief of the Boston FIRE
department sui member of the Board Of
Fire Commissioners.
Mrs V, u. Davis of this city leaves to-
DAY for her vacation. She will visit in
Thomsston, and Mrs Geo. Young of Gar.
diner will take Miss Davis place at the
central telephone oiiicc.
Deputy L. 4. Marshal Burton Smith was
here from Portland last evening on bus.
ne. relating to the trouble between the
electric railway and telephone companies
The Bangor Commercial of Juuc sih. hss
the following regarding Hotel North in
this city
The lease of the Hotel North at Augusta
bv Mr.. A. W. Tbsyer. OF this city, is now
.s,i 10 be definitely decided upon and Mr..
Thsyer will take possession Of the house at
once. it is reported. The hotel is known
to every one in Maine and is the most con-
venienily located house in Augusta IS fsr
a. the railroad travel IL concerned For
sometime past the firm OF Lorsioy Berry
has been running the house but the recent
death Of one Of the partners makes = change
necessary. Il would be difiicult 10 hnd
more popular landlord in Maine than Mr..
Thaycr and IL goes without ssyirg that he
viii give Augusta scrupalously neat aud
we'll kept house. His many Bangor friends
trust tina, be msy be - financially success
full At Augusta in the future a. he has been
In Bangor in the past Mr.. Henry W.
The er. Who wsss clerk fer MIR. Thsyer
here in the R,ngor Exchange, has been Al
the North for come time in the same cspsc-
iv.
A regards the statement tina. the death of
one Of the partners made the change nee
e.ssfy those familiar With the excellent
manner in which Mr. Berry has continued
TO run the hotel know that such isn't true.
Mr.. Berry was seen yesterday and shown
the above item. lie replied that nothing
definite had been done. lie hsd made an
offer TO Mr.. Thsyer but the tefms
Of the cffsr bad not been secerted and be
~ssnt aware tina. they would be. When
asked Why he vas willing to sell the lease
he replied that his only reasons
we're that the terms offered we're
advantageous to him and that he dis
liked the confinement necessary in person
ally supervising the Establishment. Still he
iatimaisd that he wasn't at ali particular
about selling and indeed there SCENE no
reason Why he should to those are aware
that the bo,cl has been doing bus aces to its
fullest capacity.