Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-12
Personals.

Mrs.. Thomas LombasA vent to Bostor
yesterday.
Hon. ". 7. Hsines Of wstsrviIie vas il
the city yssssrdsy.
Mr.. George Davies Of watsryille was il
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Walter Thomas Of Richmend Is visit
ing relstives In the city.
Misses Belle and Luls Rideout srs visit
ing relatives in Portland.
Hon. Josiah II. Drummond Of Portland
was In the city yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. ". L. Thompson spsn
the day st Squirrel Island yeHerday.
Mrs. Edward Bridges Of Liberty is visit
Ing her daughter, Mrs. Charles H. White.
City Marshal Edgar e. Norton Of Card
nsf spent the afternoon yesterday in the
city.
Miss Nellie Foaer left on the Yankee
yesterday for Boston, where she will spend
the winter.
Miss Philbrook Of this city has gone to
Bangor to resume her duties Is FIRST assist.
ant st the Bangor High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hichborn and
family left yesterday afternoon for Stock
ton. where they will visit relatives.
Mr.. George g. McCaasland, assistant
Cashier Of the Shoe & Leather Bank OF
Boston. 10 visiting his mo.he,-in-lsw, MR..
J. 2. wyman. on Winthrop street.
Mrs. Howard Owen, Miss Addie Owen
and Blaine Oven have returned from Ham
mond's grove, where they have been sperd
ing the past two and 8 half months.
Mrs. C. Fl. Stickney and daughters,
Misses Eulala and Ethel, arrived in this
city yesterday from Fort Fairfield. where
they have been spending the summer.
Mr.. Stanley Patten left on the yankee
yesterday afternoon for Geneva, N. Y. to
return to his work 1t Hobart college in that
city. He is member Of the class of 9i.
After q pleasant vacation Of several
weeks, spent smorg the lakes Of central
and western New York, Rev. j. F. Leland
and wife have returned to their home in
Augusta.
Yesterday Mrs. Ralph Johnson returned
from Prout's Neck. where she has beer
spending the past week. Her sisterin-
law, Madame DE Sibour. and her niece
Miss Marie De Sibour, accompanied Der
The population Of the Arsenal has within
= month received An increase Of two young
ladies. This accounts for the happy face.
Of Privates Collins and Corson. II is Mr..
Collins first experience asa happy father
and Mr.. Corson's third.
Apropos of Maine boys forging to the
front; Mr.. George Pillsbury. who has been
employed by the Cushnoc Fibre Company
for the past year or more hiss gone to
Cumberland City, Md, where he will be
superintendent Of large pulp mill.
Captain Freeman Boyp'on snd wife Of
Boothb.y Hsrbor, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
+. II. Locke on Winthrop street. He is
commander of the yacht White Cap, ard
sails from Boston the 18th of October for
the South with party Of Bostonians. The
vessel is we'll known in this city having
been in constant use for the past two years
st the Islands.
Mr.. ID. NJ. Mcclellan, Advertising man
aRer Of the f. c. Allen publishing house,
has returned home from an extended tour
through the West and the Northwest. Mr..
Mcclellan says that he has never seen the
people ~ jubilaut ~ they now are over
the unusual com binatiou Of big crops and
big prices. Whest is selling in the Mime
spolis market At . phenomenal rate. This
10 not speculative wheat, il is bona tide
,,.,p yaadv for ahi pmSnt.