Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26


Personals.
Ms. r. Msrson Of Gardiner vs. in
II city yeaerdsy.
nv. Yxncis Grosvenor and wife are
Stdas n the city.
II. ". H. Savage made business trip
vwssxr,iIle yesterday.
yIsses Brett, Eco Of Bangor. vss reg
and ct the Cony House yesterday.
keoas those who visited Portland yss-
s,dsy we're DR.. Scott Hill and Prof. ?. A.
Dsssis.
Mn, Nellie N. Morse Of North whiss- |
M b The guest Of Mrs. DR.. Frederick for |
sfsv dsys.
Nm. C. Moulton and Miss Edith NJ .oulsoo
~ Portland this morning to A. end the
olsoss Concert.
Gen. Anderson Of Togus. Wis lied Port
I'D yesterday where he paid . personal
Hu;e 10 Bosvosth Post.
Mn. s. L. Huntington and daughter A.
d,sd home yesterday from Boston where
~ have been spending ne winter.
Hen. Psrker p. BurlsiEh wAo has been
asppsas 10 the city for several weeks. re-
unsd TO his home 10 Arsosteok yesterday.
H. H. e. Andrews Of wes Paris, who
I'D been making short say in the city
III iss Ais home on the 1910 train yestsr-
dy.
Mr.. A. Corbett. special agent Of the
Nusssl Life Of New York. returned to
Portland yesterday from . few days visit
b he city.
Chief-Jus,ice Fuller made his flrst pub
Ne spssch At . Pierce and King meeting in
Augusta, Me-. in 1852. His moustache
sssn't famous in those days.
Prof X. B. Hall, the cornetAst, left here
fm Bangor yesterday afternoon, where no
NJ an engagement to play At an Odd
fsllovs celebration. in that city.
R.w. Soule, ESQ. returned yesterday
from business trip to Rochester, N. II.
Hb son Arthur contempiates locating in
shas place and buying . ph 1ssGrAph gal
ksy
Mr. @. A. Vaughan Of Greeovilie. re-
tsrnsd to his home yesterday after short
visit with his sister. MYs. Horace X. True.
He brought with him = deiicscy in the
form Of several Moosehsad Lake trsut.
NJ. Arthur Whitney of Augusta, made
s6ying visit TO his home In this plsee last
sesk. Mr. W. IL one of Burnham's enter
psisue young men. He went into thu en-
pIsy Of c. Allen Of Augusta some three
o. four years ago and vas then boy just
sastins out In life. and to day Mr. Whit
ssy 10 the superintendent Of this large pub
hhins establishment. This shove what
sssd, hsbi's and strict application to bus
iness eli do for young PHsfeid
advertiser.
Misc Emma f. Rollins whose death oc-
cured In Boston. Thursdsy. spent her
childhood in Augusta, her parents coming
nom Piscatsquls county. At the age of
fourteen the went into the family Of Gen.
90. Howard serving ~ nursery maid for
s'efal years. At an early age she became
deeply interested in religious matters. first
uniting With the Baptist church at Bath and
liter With the Stauahson Street Baptist
church in Dorchester. Mass. where she
NJ been one Of the most Jealous and faith
fsi workers in the cause of missions and
Sunday schools. Her untin,ely death will
y sincerely mourned by . very large cir
sk OF friends. She leaves an only sister.
AOo'e =. Rollins. in this city. Her funeral
viii occur this Saturday afternoon at half
ns two at the residence Of Mai c. J.
House. SO Melville St.
M. Richard Rowley of the National Sol
diers Home. Togus. has just received .
bach pension for which he has been waiting
many long year. Few will probably re-
aember that this zane man distinguished
himself BY one Of the most heroic deeds
during the var. He vas captain Of the
ssns In that terrible see Hsht that took
pace Oh Cherbours, France. between the
Aea'saee aud the Rebel cruiser ALTERNATE.
shell fell on deck and the fuse vas al
soss burned to the powder within, when
Aosley erasped is in his arms, ran to the
ships side dropping the shell overheard.
That 'hell exploded on touching the water
sad IN instants' delay on the part Of Rowley
sosld have mean. instant death to many
cass. Wnslow Of the K.arsage mentioned
Asssys bravery in hi. report. and Presi-
cent Lincoln gave him . purse Of $500.
he ~ also the recipient Of medal Row
~ applied years ago for pension through
q agent that failed after getting all his
eilsae papers, to secure the pension.
4. L. Wells has roved his furniture es-
eenshment to his new quarters In ths
Shitshouse block. formerly occupied BY
Mason. He occupies ave floors 25x60 and
- Pot in new and handsome lire Of
sssds. The door from the street 10 filed
viA the finest class Of chamber furniture,
sesks. sdeboards, draperies, etc and u .
sov window presents . very attractive
9ssaaace. The door below 10 taken Up
sah medium priced chamber furniture,
ming room furnishings and bedding. 3
- THE 10 basement where the goods
ssncked and handled over. The hrst
ssse above the street will Be devoted 10
nfief furniture. Mr.. Wells new quarters