Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-24

Rev. !. q. Ross went TO Scion yesterday.
Col NJ. v. b. Chase was In Lewiston
yesterday.
Mr.. Percy Brooks will graduate from
Bowdoin Thursday.
Mr.. Fred Corner Of Richmond, was In
the city Yesterday.
Mrs. Il. II. Getchell has returned from
her visit at Wxterville.
Misc Stone Of WAtertown, Mass, Is
visiting Mrs. Lendall Titcomb.
+. o. Vickery. Esq. arrived home yes-
terdsy from trip down river,
Mr.. @. Wright Of WAshin yton, D. c.,
was At Hotel North last evening.
Mr.. Il. II. Doe, who has been spending
= week In Boston, arrived home yesterday.
Gen. s. J. Gallagher arrived In the city
yesterday from Cslsis. where he has been
for several weeks.
Mr.. G. Arthur Harlow has returned from
the Medical School and will spend the sum
mer vacation here.
Frank Haskell. for many years the black
smith and carpenter at the Arsenal. has re-
ceived his discharge.
Mrs. and Miss Mellen Of Nsw York, Who
have been visiting Mrs. Marley. have re.
turned to New York.
Railroad Commissioner Morsland. vas in
In the city yesterday, on his way to attend
the hearing 4, Scion today.
Gen. II. NJ. Sprague went to Portland on
the afternoon train Monday. lie attends
the Masonic exercises there today.
Hon. james W. Bradbury went to Bruins
wick yesterday afternoon to attend the
meeting of the Bowdoin College trustees.
MIR. W. C. Emerson Of the Advertiser, -
who has been visiting here, returned to
Portland on the early morning train yester-
lsy.
Hon. o. u. Baker went TO Bangor yes
terjsy on the morning trsin TO srsue an i'm
portant insurance case before the Law
Court.
Mr. and Mrs s. s. Brooks and the
Misses Brooks went to Brunswick yester-
day to attend the graduating exercises a,
Bowdoin.
s.. A. Nye, Fairfield, +. b. Wilson,
Racklsnd, and J. T. Miller and wife u
Auburn, were among those registered At
the Cony House yesterday.
Samuel Horton. surgeon u. s, A., on
duty at Fort Adams. Il. L., bias been de-
tailed by the surgeon general to attend the
coming muster. NJ. v. NJ. and instruct the
troops.
Mrs. W. 2. Dsllett. accompanied by her
two children and nurse arrived here from
Philadelphia. Monday afternoon. They
will visit Mrs. Dialects grandfather. Ira d.
s,nrgis. Esq.
SIR. u. II. Swan of Wsterville.
was in the city yesterday, on
his wsy to Portland, where ne will oper
the new hotel recently bull. by Mr.. Davis,
opposite the Unian station.
capt Br, ant, the new Commandsnt at
the Arsenal. will arrive here saturday. that
he may muster the detachment Moaday.
He 10 n M nesske aai nephew Of the great
poet. William Cullen Bryant
II. Price Weber leaves this morning
for Nov York, where h, will tax . steam.
er for Engiand. to spend the summer.
lie closed his season at Mechanics Falls
ard will orsn at Canton. Aug. Is.
OF Mrs Mary L. Lathrop who 10 to speak
in the Baptist Church "Wednesday evening,
The Christian Advocate Of Portland. Ore
son, speaks as follows: ''She is a
woman Of national reputation as an orator
and Of the most exalted worth. She 10
worthy of a candid hearing ~ she 10 sure of
an enthusiastic reception by the friends of
Prohibition" The Aususta Central Tenn
perancc Committee congratulate themselves
on the aa,picioas beginning Of this work
ans ire strong backing by all the sooi
citizens Of Augusta. Let there be crowded
house at thi. lecture at O'Clock.
10 and aeou, the Edwards Mile may be
found plenty Of business to satisfy the
most inoriinate hustler. The foundations
for the new ofsice are In READINGS. for the
brick .uperstructure. Work vii, bssia On
the latter a. soon A. brick eronsh are
ready. The company make their own
brick aud are waiting for good weather 10
which to burn another kiln of brick The
company ere putting Ia their new sewer
that will complete their sys'em OF sewage.
The company received 500 bales Of cotton
from Lewiston last week.
Mr.. George W. Sylvester goes to old
Orchard. Saturday, where be will enter =
printing establishment, and make special