Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-08
Personals.

Personals.
MA + smith Of Lewiston Is visiting
% the city
AN. Waire went to Lewiston on bust
ssa ye.isr'lay
Mr. Frank 7 Noble vent to Bath on the
,o,saoon uan Monday.
Ms l.. Waod is back at the Bazaar after
,,eatlon Of 1--WE weeks.
CHE Harrington spent Easter At
al. Ola bone 10 Fryeburg.
Han. " r EustIs Of Dixheld was regis
,,sd a, the Cony House yesterday.
r. king returned yesterday to his
,g4is, in the Harvard Lag School.
ME- NJ Handing Of the Industrial
Isa,n.I. Bangor, vas at the Cony House
aa evening"
Frank l.. staples was at his home in Ben
un over Easter Sabbath returning yester-
isy morning
The NJ .se. Forsyth, Stetson. Curtis and
N,ors Of Gardner were in the city over
Faster sanday
Mise. Foster and Luce Of Gardiner who
have been visiting here returned home
Monday afternoon
Mr. g Arthur IIarlo~ returned to the
Hrrarl Medical School yesterday. after =
.ssk.g vacation at home.
Mr. NJ franklin u Bar Harbor. was 10
The cts yesterday lie will visit Mr.. II.
Caller, for lay or two.
Mr.. Frank r. Partridge. Commissioner of
Pharmacy goes to Portland Wednesday to
attend the meeting of the State Board.
MIR z Bartlett. Of Bowdoin College,
.Ao Ia. been VISITING friends in this city
returned to Brunswick yes erday afternoon.
Ni..e. Grace Cook, Leigh and Mrs. 4.
: l.uie we're up from Gardiner yesterday
% ,itead the Cecilia Club entertainment in
lAe afternoon.
H. W Love formerly OF this city writes.
April 2 that he IL 81 jDying life and having
a. ne time at Hotel Ponce DE Leon, st.
Augustine Florida
The llarnal haa already alluded to the
sa.bi g If having some of the games of
n, W. n. col rge series played on the er-
gtilpnt grounds in thus city The base ball
oa'l9os I'd Augusta Tor the coming season
sr5' pfamls,Ng, and 1t IS doubtful If tie
poole s,f many opportunities for see
ia ir' ,s- games dis summer. Under
ts~ liu'tances # a college game
clll r. iaY,i on our grourts the sdvsn-
tst "a thg cinegr huis and our people
sld mutual I he teams of course
srt n lpy where tDey can make the
most tn,H.' tpsatd paying their expenses.
iain.,h d. grounds free and As il is Ger
siat known hat those in charge of the
Touah ib.- city have alssys shown
liberal s-d asen generous spirit, it 10
safe % presume that they will make as
i09l odtf. az could be secured anywhere.
hs fair 3 assume also that with such few
rRe' s. vii probably be played here,
ngs g4mhrr s0uli atom hi, college
nms mn oily from Augusta but tIsllowell,
jM,nri AeI wen Wa'eryille. IL seems
hat ARA gements should be had to make
inewn So tue managers of the different
bans the Advantages that would be afforded
By eonie.ing for the college championship
On the ground. At Capitol Park.
The military department of the State
sovefn non, a Just row devising means to
'lo'he ard equip the Lewiston troops who
'utersd by the burning of City Hall
While tht al from the general government
Vii loubtl IS come sooner or later. it will
GOT BE- in season for the men To attend the
STATE encampmen, in August sad their
Fs'enet s needed SO some plan will b,
rrsnset to place the Lewiston companies
III YIN for the muster. aud steps are now
Fns iasen to that end. although there is
90 money to spare from the State military
appropriation
w ! nrsin was iecturing on "Icelsnd, -
'ih 500 present. The chairman told him
a'I be would not be responsible for his
audience beyond an hour Very we'll, l
VII take the responsibility. At the end
heoe hour and three quarters not one had
fft and the chairman said. You might
nave gone On for another hour" The lee
Afer says he intends that his lectures shall
"" interesting as a theatrical perform
wee, The doctor will be entertained by
as Popular Principal Of the High School
ht his excellent wife.
The private dancing party in Union Hall
MtFen'ng was very pleasant affair,
ICE asH VAS handsomely decorated with
as' bunting AID Japanese screens. Flag
Ffasle' were over the doors, bunting and
as' dFsped the sides Of the hall, and the
"h'ffp'eoe, cue Of the prettiest features o
We decorations, was of Japanese handi-
'a'k fulien'. orchestra of Ave pieces
'4'hsh music There were between
Sahs ard forty couples present. Re-
'esouenls consisting of ices and cake were
srrsd
nHoE. >eden Conner presided Sstur'
E n'e'roan at meeting of the COMMITTEES
'O'Sh has charge of the arrangements fol-
Ne feuHi0n Of the army of the Potomac in