Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-15

IN, a. NJ. T~i.chell Of Fairfield was Ia
p~n yesterday
Han. Henry Ingalls, Of Wiscasset arrived
Yesterday on business.
eoi. II 3. O.zood Of Portland WAS In the
city yesterday afternoon.
Miss Jenale s. liinckley left for Boston
waterway on the forenoon train.
p. Carver, E'q, Of Waterville. was
IN attendance at Court yesterday.
Bishop Nicely was in Augusta yesterday
And Ieit for Portland in the afternoon.
Miss Carrie North has gone to Dixaeld
TO spend week With her sister, Mrs. Harris.
Mr.. C. II Gdppy returned yesterday to
Portland after a stop 10 the city Of several
days
Hon. s. c. Hatch Of the Governors
Caaneil arrived from Bangor yesterday
afternoon.
Architects j. C. Spoford Of Boston. and
E.E Levi. Of Gardiner. were at the State
House yesterday.
Hon. Lewis Barker of Bangor. and Prof.
sH Woodbridge Of Harvard College were
1t the Augusta House yesterday.
Mrs H. L. Peabody, wife of the new
General Secretary of the Y. VI C. A. ar
rived in the city y ster1ay afternoon.
Mrs Daniel Hall of fairfield who has
been visiting Mrs. 4. G. S,orer in this city
returned to her home yesterday afternoon.
WIS. G. Fi6eld. John Pinkbsm. Fred
Boynton ard Joseph Wood were passengers
On the Keanebac for Boston from this city
yesterday.
Dr. J w Toward. formerly of this city.
left In,sroehan. Fla, yesterday on his re-
turn to this city. He has been spending
the wiater South.
Among The lawyers in attendance at
court yesterday we're Wilbur s. Lunt of
Portland. A. c. Stilphen, A. NJ. Spear and
Geo. " Heselton of Gardiner.
supt of Schools Luce, will be present
1t the graduating exercises Of the Training
School a, Fl Ken. on Thursday, April 2llh.
Governor Burleigh was invited to attend
bat was obliged TO decline on account of
other CT gagements.
Among the names on the Cony House
register last evening were: W. T. Dsggett,
Fairhshl Geo. X Bou,elle, Wsterville;
c. l. Andrews, Winthrop; Hiram Bliss,
j.. wstersille; +. A, Waldron. Water
vile; L. A. Gilbert, No Greene.
Mr.. Arthur W. Merrill, graduate of
Bosdon in the class of 1887, and after
yards s-is'ant Bank Examiner under Ex-
aminer Richards was Saturday admitted to
The ptac lee Of law by Judge Walton after
aihoroush and very satisfactory examiua-
ton. H. has been reading law for the past
tso Yeas in the office of Messrs. N. & II.
D. Clea,as Porta Vi.
What singular character encountered
yesterday il the corridor of the Fifth Ave-
pae Hotel, WRITES New York cores
p0ndent. Hc balls from Maine, where he
has had disiiuguiShed career. No one
vho ,as James " Bradbury walking
around the hotel, with erect carriage and
brisk, firm tread, would imagine that he
had been senator ot the United States
fofty.ihree years ago, and that he had
reached the rip, see of eighty five. His
round. strong ard good ns;ured face is
clean shaven, and the lines and burrows
Produced by hard work and long years are
aided BY weslth of long white hair to
MAKE him noticeable figure. But think
Of IL He was Pre- sdential Elector in
is4i, when Polk was elected. and served in
the United Stues Senate from the Pine
Tree State from ls4I 10 1858, when great
statesmen aud orators filled that body and
discussed the problems in a way that has
gone dosn TO fame. Naturally he is a
lawyer; but he worries himself little about
practice or business matters now, having
accumulated fortune long ago, and he 10
new desoiirg himself to erj,N n,ent.
1t will be remembered that Gen. Sprague
attended the prize drill at Worcester, in
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