Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-15

Mrs. Thomas Lambsrd has returned from
Boston.
H,n. 0. d. Baker went to Skovhssan
yesterday.
Mr.. Bert Cochrane 10 home from Boston
for few days.
T. c. Buckley 10 on 9 business trip to
Boston and New York.
Mr.. John B. Norton left yesterday fol
b ,ston on business trip.
Miss Stella Parsons goes tom ofrow to
| attend school in Burlington. VI.
Capt. John D. Stanvooi and wife Of
Wayne we're in the city yesterday.
N. T. Phillips Of the Monson Lakeside
slste Company was in the city Yesterday.
Gen. II. M. Plaisted returned home from
Bangor yesterday. His wife has not yet
| returned.
Mrs. c. Moulton al daughter Edith
are home from Greene where they have
been visiting.
Mr.. Ralph Plaistsd returned to Bowdoin
College yesterday to enter upon the work Of
his sophomore year.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Perley Milliksn, with
their little son Henry. went to Durham
yesterday to spend the day.
Mr.. Horace Williams, who has been
stopping in the city the past few weeks
went sway yesterday morning.
Miss NJ. Z. Mallally Who has been spend
Jog the summer at Ocean Point and at her
old home in MschiAs, returned yesterday.
Mr.. Everett E. Hutchings, clerk a.
Guppy's drug store, went to Massachusetts
yesterday where he viii spend his vacation.
Lewis Selling. B. r. Pesse and NJ. o..
Savage went to Skowhegsn yesterday to
x,tend the reunion of the Third Maine In
| fsntry.
Dora Wiley was registered at the Cory
House last evening. She played in HAL
lowell last evening and at the Soldiers
Home Saturday evening.
Edward 8. Reid Of this city has gone to
Boston where he has accepted 9 positic n
with Chandler Barber. the large hare
ware dealers in that city.
Miss Philbrook Of this city. who 10 the
fret assistant in the Bangor high school, is
now acting as principal Of the school, the
principal not having as yet been elected.
Miss Fronia Farnham has returned from
Belgrade Mills, where she has been spend
ing her vacation, and will resume her posi-
ton in Mrs. Groton's dress making rooms.
Mr.. Isaac Carr Of East Winthrop. who
recently WAS seriously injured by being
Grown from his carriage in front Of the
Hotel North. was in the city yesterday and
Ia the best Of health and spirits.
Mr.. Fred Hamlen leaves today for Squif-
rel Island on business connected with
closing for the season his three cottages
lie then returns and on Thursday leaves
for Moosehead lake for two weeks out
ing.
Mr.. C. A. Messer, Townsend & Beck's
popular clerk 10 taking . well earned rest
lie 10 spending bis vacation in driving
through portions Of Somerset ard Frankie
counties May be see all the beauties OF
that region 10 the wish Of bis friends.
Mrs. C. N. Hsmlsn and son left on the
10. 10 A. NJ. train Monday morning for New
York. They expect to sail from there this
week for Antwerp. They will be absent
several months aud during this time Master
Hsmlen will attend tchool in Switzerland
John Latour, the Kickapoo Indian sgens
arrived in town Saturday forenoon with q
handsome painted wagon and beautiful
span Of horses, and by the looks OF things
intends to paint the town red, and let the
people know that the Kickspoo Remedies
are in great demand
Mr.. Percy E. Foss. clerk in the freight
III &c ct this station, Is at his home in
Abbot village sick with mslsrial fever and
q letter received from there yesterday says
that he will be unable to resume bis duties
for several weeks. In his absence Mr.
Henry Dunn OF Waterville is filling the
vacancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank q. Gsslin, Col. L
B. Hin and Miss Kate r. Prsy left yester-
day for drive to Kineo. They will be
gone about week or ten days. This
party has made several trips this summer
toto various parts Of the country, and pro-
pose another season t, travel In new
tall y no coach sll over the S ate