Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-02

O. d. Baker was at Bath yesterday.
X. ID. Sbsnshan returned to Portland
yesterday.
Mr.. G L. Randall, postmaster ct River
side paid the journal a pleasant call yester.
day.
Miss Nettie Clark is spending the week
with relatives at her former home in Ire.
mont.
W. W. Waugh Of Stark, Of the nrm Of
W. W. Waugh Son. died at his home
Sunday.
Mr.. Henry Sullivan Of Concord, N. II,
is visiting his foymer home in this city for
few days
Rev. Hannah Pratt Is h)me from Aliens
Corner where she hiss been having q most
prosperous time.
Mr.. Reue! Stanley of Bangor was in the
city yesterday, coming to attend the DEM
ocrAtic Convention today.
Hon. l. Ii. Phair. Arthur c. Perry and
Mr.. Dunn of Presque Isle, passed through
the city yesterday on their way to Levitt
ton.
Mr.. Samuel Thurber Miss Helen Thur
Der. and Samuel Thurber, Jr., of Boston.
are at Ira Sturges', where they will spen
the summer
Ex-Deputy Collector Of Customs w. T.
Spear Of Fort Fairfield arrived in the city
yesterday to attend the Democratic State
Convention today.
Hall c. Davis, Register Of Probate for
Oxford County. Is in the city, and will
have business before the Governor ard
Council to morrow.
Col. II. G. Staples and Mr.. N. s. Purrin.
ton, State Pension Agent. had q very pleas
ant call on General Anderson and family at
Togus. Monday evening.
The Industrial Journal prints . fine Dor
trait of Landlord II. A Brick Of the Dewitt
House, Lewiston, the able president OF the
Maine Hotel Meme Association. Mr. Brick
is q native of this city.
Prof. Geo. B. Files went to wa,ervilIe
and Fairfield yesterday and before return
ing to Lewiston will visit his father Hon.
II. W. Files Of Unity, who is now nearly
so years of age. He was u member of
Gov. Perham's council.
Mr.. Edwin F. Blsuding Of Boston. for
merry second basemsn of the old Dirigo
Base Ball club WAS in town yesterday, for
the frs. time for eighteen years. His many
friends we're delighted to see him and be
was enthusiastic over the looks Of his native
place.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Miss Addie Helen Dana to Mr. wn. A.
Hanks which occurred on Saturday evening
last. Miss Dana is we'll known a. for many
years a successful teacher 10 the public
schools Of this city, and her many friends
extend congratulations.
Anthony's Business Directory for 1890
81, just issued from the Journal office is a
remarkably convenient work. 1t is finely
gotten mp. the typographical work being
particularly good. The work gives q bust
ness directory of Augusta, Gardiner, Hal
lowell. Waterville, Fairfield and Portland,
together with time tables Of railroads.
stage-routes. snd public coaveynnces, points
of interest, secret and public organizations.
many items Of interest to every one. besides
business cards and advertisements OF the
leading business men of these places. 1t 10
4 work that every person needs and - it is
to be distributed free by the Publishers, il
will doubtless find = prominent place on
every desk. Mr.. Anthony Is at prese Mt en-
gagged in collecting material at Bath, Bruins.
wick and other pisces for a similar work.
The denizens Of Commercial street we're
startled on Monday by loud explosion and
rushed into the street expecting to see
bloody conflict in progress. Itwas uothina
however. but q small train torpedo which
was exploded by the wheel of a passing
team.