Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-20
Personals.

CITY Clerk south.rd "" st Portland
yesterday.
ID he city.
"a, II. Mead returned yesterday from
Lisbon Falls.
Re-. is. williamson went to AndoveY.
Mss, Yesterday.
Nm, ". W. Bigelow returned to Clinton
Monday morning.
Miss Margaret Harrington visited in
garlsnd yesterday.
LII Dudley left yesterday on = bust
wss Tip to Boston.
M,H,T. Gilman is home for few day,
from Cardiff, Tenn.
B.hop seeley Jeff for Portland on the
,s,srsoon train yesterday.
Frsnk Harvey leaves today for a few
vsst. trip through Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cbas. NJ. Saulson lef,
Monday morning for Chicago.
Col. Thos. Lambsrd was 4 passenger on
he Portland train yesterday forenoon.
Nj. George c. Scott is visiting his home
in hi. city after two years passed in Mon
nas.
Nj. Frank Cobb of Winthrop has &C.
sp,sd position in Dan Wards new hair.
dressing room.
Daniel r Wing, junior proprietor Of the
wsarville Mail, and his bride were in the
city yesterday.
Mr. Arthur C. Hall has accepted flstter-
inn offer from the firm of Merrill & Rich
rd,, Lewiston.
H.F. Blanchard, Esq and wife took the
Dl0A.M. train yesterday for New York
nd Washington,
Dr. W L. Thompson, wife, and Miss
Maud Gould are spending two weeks at the
Doctors farm in Vienna.
Mrs R. L. Woodland of Amesbury
Aas. is visiting her parents, Rev. and
Mr.. ]. II. Pratt Of this city.
Judge W, F. Whitehouse left yesterday
for Alfred where he will hold his first term
mJadge Of the Supreme Court.
Mr., Herman Hsrtoon superintendent of
The porsy factory at Boothbsy passed the
Sabbath with his friends in this city.
County Commissioner Carpenter, C. o.
Dyer Of Walioboro aud d. E. Parsons OF
0akianl were registered at The Cony las,
evening
J. NJ. L. Bates Of Gardiner, A. w.
Thsysr Of Bangor. and s. J. Estes of Carl
bou Judge Warehouses; stenogrspher,
/, we're At Hotel North yesterday.
Mr., and Mrs. d. B. Steward. who at
snded the funeral of the late VIM. II.
BIsrlow Saturday returned yesterday morn
ing to their home in Dover, N. ii.
Rev. DR.. X cker writes that he 10 now in
Denver, Col. and will go from there to
Niagara Falls. He is in the best of health
md spirits and is deriving much keen en-.
loyment from his trip.
d. James W. North left yesterday for
Conway, N. H., where he will visit two old
classmates whom he has not seen for quite
snamber Of years. The doctor took along
fod and gun and will doubtless enjoy come
ane sport before bis return.
In ito review of The Worlds Create Il
Conflict, the new historical work from IT,
PEG Of Gen. Henry Boynton of this city
the Boston Traveller ssys: 1T Is a graphic
sketeh Of the constructive period of Re-
pnelieanism in America and France. Mr..
beyn,on has the merit of coming to his
MA De noro; he thinks sividly and deals
vigorously with some Of the heroes Of the
historians. The present is the FIRST Of two
volumes, dealing more particularly with the
uansatian,ic part Of his subject; and as the
sashofs style IL as bright as his ideas are
anslnal the books cannot fail to attract
stiension."
ID. A. Q. Young, Secretary Of the State
Beard Of Health is recovering from his At
saAes Of Ia grippe. There was = peculiar
incident connected with his illness. After
s'ns taken with the disease he Was re.
moved to a room that previous to that he
aaa occupied but little. He did not recover
nom bic attack and seemed rather to grow
'sfse. The physicians were bsffied. 1r
"me vay attention wa, called to the paper
me room and sample of 1t VAS sent tt
NM Robinson of Bowdo'n College fol
@aiyas. The examination revealed thai
w paper contained large quantities Of
u'shse. Since DR.. Youngs removal from
~foom bis recovery has been rapid.