Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-27

Mr. G. W Berry went to Fairfield Sat
Hrtsy.
Mis-. Florence Alien lef, Saturday for
Boston.
H. r. Gould Of Fairfield vas 10 the city
Saturday
Judge Whitehouse returned Saturday
from Bangor.
Mr. and Nr-. George Haskell went to
Boston Saturday.
Miss Lizzie weleh re,nred Saturday from
visiting Belfast friends.
Dr. c. \ Clark of Norway was at the
Cony Iiouse yesterday.
Fred I.eFrsncis and wife Of Boston were
at Hotel North yesterday.
Col. Thomas Lambard was able to be
down to the bank one day Last week
Mrs. T.. \ Mason Of this city, is visiting
friend. in Massachusetts and Connecticut.
r II. fahill, advertising agent of B9s-
ton b. At the Augusta House for few
days
Mfs. Hiram Potter of Riverside is visiting
h't si-Hfs Hir. " l. HOWE on 'iagt'
street
BoSdoin fony is home on his vacation
from Worcester, Mass, where he has been
at school
Mr. X. +. Bartlett Of Carbon, who grad
u1ted from Bowdoin College this year, was
in the city Saturday
Judge Libbcy returned home from Ban
gor Saturday morning, AMI Judge Foster
came through with him.
Mr. Ernest Wheeler Is in the city for "a
two weeks vacation from studies At the
Dartmouth Medical school
Mr. and Mrs. Morton of Union were
visiting last week Mr.. N0ftons father
James e. Morton of this city
Mr.. l.. 4 Burleigh is home from his
will probably pass the most of his vacation
in this city
Mrs Il j Martin and little son returned
Saturday from Belfast, where she had been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Joseph VIII
hanson, Jr
Mr. NJ s. Clifford, Bowdoin College
class of ~. was III the city Saturday aud
Sunday on his way to his home in Bangor
He was the guest Of Mr.. l.. y. Burlei y
Hon. George +. Weeks, who had 3,
rapidly gaining strength for the past few
weeks, was slightly indisposed yesterday
hut quickly rallied and was sitting up last
evening
/, will please Lewiston and Auburn peo-
pie 10 know that Mr. John J. Turner of
Gardiner who Ia so very well known here,
has been conducting successful tour of
Aroostook The new spapers in that section
say delightful things Of Mr.. Turner :
magnificent voice anil we know that all
must be true Lewiston Journal.
The people of Augusta. of whose Win
throp Street Quartet Prof. Turner is q
member. know these statements are true,
II was with this quartet that Mr.. Turner
visited Aroostook 1t is pleasant to add
that all the party came in for due share of
the praise of the music loving people of
that county
Slf the weather should be pleasant tomor-
row the members of the kennebec Natural
History aud Antiquarian Society will make
an excursion to Dresden, on the steamer
Lizzie Snow, leaving this city At : O'Clock.
AZ Dresden the obi Court House and other
localities of historic interest will be visited
under the guidance of Hon. Charles L.
Allen. q member of the Maine Historical
Society. Members will carry lunch has-
kets a. picnic dinner will be- served.
Returning the party will reach Augusta at
GP. NJ Tickets for the round trip2i cts,
To he obtained of Mr.. Frank Woodbridge.
The Maine Central pays to George VI
Pullman and his company three cents per
mile for each mile the Pullman cars are
hauled. 1t pays. therefore. si.0s in the
run from Bangor to Portland. This is about
equal to the wear and tear and interest.
Taking the year around, such a trip aver
ages a net gain of sIj per trip. This il an
average profit of sig per trip, the Pullman
company paving the conductor and porter
their wages But as the cars are run to
Boston in day or back, the profits per day
Per car may be set down at $50 per day, OF
about s6eoo each year