Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-14
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0eassh n. l. spsssse rstsrned 70
Auburn Saturday.
wn. atkinson. Esq. Of Norsh Anson vss
in the city Saturday.
Miss Carrie Aesser has gone to Boston
to spend several weeks
Miss Lids H'ssins has jass returned from
. vscsston IN The csuatfy.
John Baker, Esq Of FNmingdAie visited
the JouRsAL ofise Saturday.
Mr.. Herbert Damfhan, Of Popham
Beach, sas in the city Saturday.
Ms Governor Bur.eish arrived home
fren Chiesgo Saturday mornins.
Hen. o. D. Baker returned from Boston
yesterday morning On the Pullman.
Nj. Eva Ballard returned from Port
lard Saturday. after feu, veeks' stay.
Mr.. and Mrs.. d. p Kaovison are spend
iags few days with friends in DsnAris c ,sta.
Mr.. Frank ". Hovey Of PifssasId, county
sttorney Of Somerset, vas ir the city SAsur-
dsy.
Mr.. 4. C. Perry. Of Pfesqas Isle. vas
10 the city Fiidsy. the guest Of Mr.. Henry
Btafsis.
Miss 3. J. Fofsburg from Providsn,e.
r. l.. il visiting Mrs. y. A. Hayward On
spruce street.
Mrs. L Il. Weaver and her daughter
Fanny returned Saturday from . weeks
stay in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Maiden, Of East
vsssalboso. are stopping with their son
Henry on Maple street.
Mrs. EizI A. Blake arrived Saturday
from Portland where she has been spend
Ing the past few weeks.
Mrs. C. z. Moody Of Reading, MASS,
sho has been spending the summer il thi,
city, has returned home.
Clarence Bang. Boston boy who has
been spending the summer in the city,
vent to North Arson Saturday.
Mrs Moliis s Myrick Of this city won
he arH and second prizes 1t the Sssts Fair
aVh NC 1Sus AAoAstht "UfA Al bts
Albion f. Barbour, assistant Cashier in
the Granite National Bank. has been visit
lag his father, II w. Barbour in Lewiston.
A. E. 8pillsr. of North Arlington, Mass.
who has been visiting his uncle, Governor
Bufleish, returned Saturday to his home.
Mrs.. ]. A. Clark, Miss Mabel @. Clark,
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| the Augusta House from Ca,it Saturday.
Mr.. Charles A. Milliksn, Percy Chad
wick and Carl Miliiken, returned Saturday
from Moosehead Lake after weeks out
ing.
Senstor W. T. Haines and W. c. Phil
brook, Who have been attending the Su-
perior Court, returned Saturday to Water
vile.
Herbert l.. Strickland Who has been i'll
for the past few weeks, has so ia, recov-
cred asto be able to 90 to his home in
Lexington.
At the Cony House, among these regis
( red Saturday were A. II. Remission and
family Of Boothbsy and G 20. W. Knox Of
Washington.
Walter q. Brown, Of the JoURsAL
flee, returned Saturday from Birch
Island, in Casco Bay, where he has spent
part Of his vacation.
Mrs. Silas Fellows snd her daughter
Miss George Fellows returned Saturday.
They have been spending the summer in
Bangor and Hartland.
Mr. John K. BosrdmAn Of the JOURNAL
aud wife returned Saturday from his vacs
lion tour. Mr.. BosrdmAn will be on duty
sgain today, and will be welcomed back by
JOURNAL readers and his friends.
Mr. Fred l.. Thompson returned Sstur'
day to Amherst College. He graduates
rext year. Mr.. Thompson Is the editor-in-
chief of that wel-known college pubIicA-
ion, the Amherst Literary Magazine.
Mr.. George o. Smith, son Of Insurance
c Commissioner Smith, who has been at work
in the office at the State House for the past
two weeks, supplying for Mr.. Charles
Fletcher, has returned to his home in
Skowhesan.
At the North, Saturday, were registered
Robert Rae Of Ramford, R. l.. W. c.
Philbrook, Eco S. s. Brown Of Wsterville.
Among those registered Sunday were
C. +. Haines and wife Of Auburn. and W.
ID. FinlAy Of San Francisco.
Mr.. J. Clair Minot, of Belgrade. mem
Der Of the Senior class ct the Cony High
School. returned to the city Saturday. He
has been ct work on the Old Orchard Sea
Shell for the past two months rs associate
editor, and has shown that he has the max
ing Of successful newspaper man.
Mr.. A. X. Small and wife, George II.
Vinegar ard wife Of oakland, Mrs. II. s.
Brown Of Lowell, Mass, and Charles l.
Sargent Of Rhode Island. composed party
tina. drove down from Oakland Saturday
They dined at the Augusta House and VIII
It'd the Soldiers Home during the day.
Mr.. Mellen Pluumer Of Auburn, deputy
supreme chief Of the order Of knights Of
The Golden Eagle in Maine, has bee1 in thf
cisy the past few days in the Interests Of
inssituting castle in this city. There ar'
three castles already established in th'
State, two at Portland and one. Conway
Castle recently instituted at Auburn.
Miss Marion Bolan has gone to Swarth
more College, near Philadelphia, wher'
she has accepted q position As assistant il
the art department and instructor in draw
lug and water colofs. Swafthmore is th'
only Quakef college in the country. and II
run on the co-educstional plan. Miss Bow
laa has made an excellent reputation in thi
city as teacher Of drawing in the school
and at 81. Catharine's.
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