Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-23

Mr.. Frank Abbott Of Sidney. was in the
city Saturday.
Hon. Edward Wigain Of Msysviile, vss
in the city Saturday.
Charles Il Downing has been appointed
Q special delivery carrier.
Hon. Hall C. Burleigh Of vassalb DO,
was in The city Saturday.
VIM. Atkinson, Eco of North Arson
was at the Augusta House Saturday
C Z. Davis, of Bristol. N. II was reg
istered at the Cony House yesterday.
Mr.. Daniel Noyes returned Saturday
from Whitegeld with two handsome red
foxes.
John Webster arrived Saturday on q
vacation from the Maine State College At
Orono.
J. X. Woodsum E,q, Of China, Vas in
the city Saturday on his way home from
Boston.
Me,srs. Knowiton. +. NJ. Staples and L.
II. Jspsou, Of Belfast. were In the city
saturday.
Mr.. Z. II. lngrsham. the mauseer OF
Bisisdeirs branch clothing house, was in
the city Saturday.
Mis- Nellie willard Of Lisbon, and her
brother Fred ara in the city visiting ct Mr..
s 8. William, house On Amherst street.
Mr.. and Mrs T. W. Burbank, daughter
Alta, and son Albert have moved TO This
city from Houl on AID will reside on Sevsll
street.
Mr.. II. M. Love leaves here to spend
Thanksgiving with relatives in Haverhili,
Mass. and from ere will 90 to Florida
for the winter.
Lieut.. J. A. Fsirbsnh Of this city, aud
Charles Ogden of Hallowell. returntd Sat-
uidAy from Lake Cobbosseecon ee where
they have been spending the past week.
Mr.. james g. Blsiue Jr., has entered
upon the duties Of the position he has A.
cep,ed in the passenger department OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad, having his head
quarters ut Philsdelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Blanchard and
baby are In the city from Jefferson at his
fathers, Capt. II. r. Blanchard's on Win
throp street. They will remain in the city
until after Thanksgiving.
Miss Dora NJ. Goodwin Of Skowhessn,
who has been stopping in the city for sew
eral weeks, returned to her home in Skow-
h,san on the Saturday afternoon train,
Miss Goodwin 10 one Of the mott poQulsr
young ladies In Skovhegan and has ma e
many friends in Augusta who regret h'r
return.
II IL understood that party co1sish1g
Of DR.. 0. c. s. Davies and wife, sni Miss
Floretce Brooks, daughter Of Col. 8. 5.
Brooks Of this city. with frisnds in New
York. have engaged passage on the Fulda,
Of the North German Lloyd Steamship Com
panys' lire which sails on the asinst. from
New York, for Genoa, Italy. They hope
to make the tour Of Egypt and the Holy
Land, returning by way Of Germany and
the chief c ,utineatsl cities, and will be at
sent some six months.
L. A. Bate, uewsdealef on the Maine
Central, told . JOURNAL reporter o. the
depot Saturday morning - be vent through
that be 10 certain that Hattie Florence Stew
art. the missing Gardiner girl. wentthfoush
on Conductor Whitney, train Wednes'
day afternoon and believes she went on
beyond to Boston. He cold her Boston
Globe ct Gardiner and when he vent to
pick up the papers just before reaching
Portland she said she wanted to keep hers.
He remembers that much Of the way from
Gardiner to Portland che reclined in her
sea, usine her b sck astfachsn shoulder
cape for . pulSw. She wore light
checked ulster corresponding with the de-
scfip,ion. The brakeman, he says also
noticed the girl.