Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-29
Peraonals.

Mr.. Arthur C. Hall was in the city over
Thursday.
DR.. b. L. Tibbetts of Vasxlboro. WAS
in the city, Friday.
Daniel Glidden of Randolph. was at the
court house yesterday.
Chss. +. johnson, Esq. of Wsterville,
wGs in the city yesterday,
Mr.. Geo. +. Coleman of Resdfeld, was
calling on friends in town Friday.
Mr.. C. II. Dunton of Randolph was At
the Cour; House on bu,uess Friday.
Mics Abbie Caldwell of Watervills spent
Thanksgiving with friends in the city.
Miss Sarah Tuttle will sing at the Free
Will Baptist church tomorrow evening.
Mrs +. Perry, who has been visiting at
Mr.. A. Bangs. has returned to Boston.
Chss. W. Mullen, ESD, representative
elect from oldlown, was in the city yester-
day.
Mr.. Willie V. Tobey Is spending the
week in Charleston, Mass, visiting rela-
tves.
Forest Goodwin. ESD, passed through
the city yesterday on his way to Washing
ton. II. c.
Rev. DIR. George Field Of Bangor will
exchange puIpits with Rev. Mr.. W lllismsou
of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick II, Owen are home
from Bangor where they have been spend
ing several weeks.
Mr.. George A. Alden, General Eastern
Agent of the NJ. C. h. r.. was in the city
Friday on matters of business.
Mrs. l.. L. Masterman Of this city left
Yesterday on 4 few weeks visit with
friends in Portland and Lewiston.
Miss Jennie $. Hinckley 10 in New York.
She will remain there severs! days and will
spend some time in Boston on her return.
Congre,smen Bou.elle and Miliiken
passed through the city yesterday on the
1910 A. NJ. ira n on their way to Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Matthews returned
Yesterday from Bangor, where they spen'
Thanksgiving with their brother. Mr..
B. Mathews.
Rev. Mr.. Dearborn and wife spen'
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Dearborn's father
Mr.. J. S. Cushing of this city. Mr.. Dear
born has many friends in this city where
he formerly re,ided as pastor of the Uni
versalist church.
Mr.. c. Fl. Love Joy of Siiney, lesves fo'
Washington. u. c.. Friday morning, ID
comp.uy with Geo. +. Minot. On his re-
turn. he will visit his brother in Framing
ham aud will stop at Brockton, Havefhii
add Bridgewster. lie will be absent abou
three weeks.
Mr.. Robert T. whitehous, is home IRON
Harvard this week. lie will not spend th'
holiday. in Augusta this year, IS has beer
his custom, being member of the college
s,ee club, which duriug the holidays viii
make a Western trip. singing in Chicago
and other large cities.
Mr.. Charles G. Atkins and wife spen
Thanksgiving with his Esther, Elisha Al
kins. Esq on Grove street in this CITY
Mr.. Atkins has been for many years A.
sistant United States Fish Commissioner IL
charge of the government works At orland
Green Lake, and at Grand Lake Stream
and is one Of the few scientific experts OF
fish culture in the country.
The death of Mrs. Elizabeth Tempo
Webb, wife of DR.. L. B. Webb. of Welles
ley, Mass., WAS announced in the Bostc'
Journal of Wednesday. Mrs. Webb was
native of this city, and was daughter o.
the late Rev. Bepjamin Tsppan, d. d.. to-
many years pa.tor of the South Cougreea
tionai church. Mrs. Webb had been TO
many yesrs an invalid. and her death is
happy release from long period OF weafi
some suffering borne with great patiene
and fortitude.