Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-23

Personals.
Mr Geo. f Hesins spent the Sabbath in
5kowhegan.
g. W. Earle Of LItchfieli was in the
city Monday.
Maj j. W. Berry of Gardiner was in the
city yesterday.
C. w. Jones ESQ left Monday for Rock
land On business.
Railroad Commissioner Bowers was in
the city Monday.
Mrs. p. NJ. Fosler i, confined to the
house with Illness.
Miss Annie Barker goes to Boston this
morning on a visit.
IA. Wsldron, Esq, of watervilIe was
in the city yesterday.
Hall C. Bn,leigh Esq, Of Vsssalbsro
was 10 town yesterday.
Mr.. George BIodgett went to Portland
yesterday on business.
Miss Eta Oven of the Lewiston journal
is visiting friends here.
Mr.. Martin webbcr of Chins, was at the
Court House yesterday.
A. C. Stilphen, ED, Of Gardiaer was in
the city Monday morning.
Mr.. Arthur L. Parsons is home from
New York for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wyman of Sidney
were in the city yesterday.
Hall c. Burleigh Esq. of Vassalboro,
was in the city yesterday.
Col. C. 3. Morton went to Bangor yes
terday afternoon on business trip.
Mr.. Russell Boston Of Windsor was
among the visitors in town yesterday.
Mrs. c. s Pope an the Misses Pope of
Manchester were in the city Yesterday.
Mr.. Ralph Plsisted returned yesterday
from visit to Mr.. 4. S. Burr of Bangor.
Among the strangers in town yesterday,
WAS Mr.. b. +. Prescott Of West Gardner
Mr.. C. b. Chick returned yesterday from
a,rip to Bangor and Skowhegan on in
surAnce business.
Judge Libby took he afternoon train
for Portland yesterday where he is engaged
on a reference case.
George r. Smith. Esq, register Of deeds
elect has moved into the city and is stopping
at No. 10 Green street.
Mrs. Samuel L. Huntington and daugh-
ter have returned from Boston, where they
have been visiting for several weeks.
Hon. J ", Bradbury and members of
-. Al. ..,xta
trip to che South. leaving the last of Jsnu-
airy
Mr.. Fred l.. Thomp,oa arrived home
from Amherst College yesterday. He will
pass the holiday vacation at his home in
this city.
MIR. Fuller and wife of New York were
registered at the Hotel North yesterday.
Mr.. Fuller is correspondent OF the Chi
eago Inter Ocean
Rev. Alfred Psyson of Belfast, was in
the city Monday. Mr.. Psysou formerly
pastor of the universslist church az Bel
fast has accepted call to Saccarspps.
Capt Joseph A. Clark. U. s. Pension
Agent, went to Caribou yesterday on bust
ness. He will be absent few days look
ing after his large interests in Caribou
Many of Hon. Geo. Z. Weeks friends
having heard that he passed restless day
last Friday, are snxious to learn of his
present condition. He was not feeling so
well on Friday be-, immediately rallied and
continues to steadily improve.
Mrs. +. w. Hill of Exeter is in the city,
the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Gen. II.
NJ. Pisisted. She will accompany General
and Mrs. Plsisted on their Southern trip.
The party leave We lnesdsy for Washing
ton, where they will spend a few days,
leaving there for Tryon City, N. C. Lister
they will so to Charleston, S. c., where
General plsssed will visit some of the
,cene. where his regimen. lay during the
,eige Of Charleston. 1t was . detachment
Of the Generals regiment that had charge
OF firing the famous Swamp Angel.
They go from Charleston to Florida.
Mr.. Lynch and Miss ksllock of Augusta.
were the guests of Mr.. Andrew Hszelton,
yesterday v Portland Sunday T,mes-
The .un shoue brightly all day yesterday
aud the sleishius was quite good, two very
ausriciou, features for the hrs' day OF
Christmas week. Early in the forenoon
one looking down Water street could see
the people begin to come into town from
the country. BY afternoon the street for
the whole length was fairly black with
teams, ard the sidewalks were lined ~ish
people. The electric cars, too, while their
= running has made bad mess Of the travel
ling for the teams, we're loaded with people
from down river and poured out their human
freight to mirgle with the swarming mass
already on the street. Our stores haven
been 90 swsrmed for several years ~ they
we're yesterday, and there are two mere
d.y, before Christmas! The holidays fol
1890. provided the pleasant weather eontin-
uss A. il bids fair to, will be the red letseI
asys Ia the calendar of the Augusta trades.
men. They are being repaid for putting
the finest goods and largest as'orsmens'
into their STOKES shat can be found 10 Gen.
trail Maine.
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