Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-26

=. W JACK Of EienfBond vas IN the ent
Sunday.
The Richmond Band stopped at the Ho-
Tel North Yesterday.
The Uneie Josh whiteomb company
stopped at the Cony House.
j. T.. Roberts of Belfast has accepted a
position in the Hotel North laundry.
Robert Treat Whirehouse ieft Saturday
for Bangor, where he vii! spend several
days.
Mr.. G. f.. Penney and son Paul re-
turned SATURDAY from visit To relatives In
Bangor.
Misc II. X. White leaves this morning
for Boston to inspect and procure the latest
styles In millinery.
Leslie c. Cornish, ESD, and wife ief,
SATURDAY for wnslow to spend couple Of
days with relatives.
Mr.. and Hrs C.. A Bennett have returned
from ocean Point where they have been
spending the summer.
X. 2. Plaisted. Bowdoin, ~, spent Sun
lay at his home IN this city, Benny
Whitcomb, 80. cane up with him.
Mrs. Chas. X Partridge left Saturday
afternoon for Skowbegan, where she will
witt her sister. Mrs Margaret Prescott.
Ira H. Randall and Horace r. sturgis
left Saturday on flying visit to the Forks
10 look after certain Of the lumber inter
ests.
Mrs. r. T.. Parker of Woodbury., \, j.,
who has been visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George T. HAYES, returned home Sat
arday.
Mrs. Joseph Tryon VI Cambridge, Mass.
was in the city last week making a briei
visit with her daughter, Miss Isabel Tryon
at ST. Catherine's Hall.
Mrs III Perry, wife of the well known
news paper correspondent, who has beer
spending a few days in the city with heI
sister, Mrs \. $. Bangs. returned >atur
day TO Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. benjamin Berry of Bos
and f.. C. Harrington on State street. wer'
in the city Saturday on their way hom'
from Bar Harhor.
Mrs X. c. johnson, Sr,, and her siste
Miss Mcclellan, both of Washington, C..
who have been spending few days in tow
with Mr.. Ralph Johnson, left Saturday fol
Belfast where they will visit a sister.
Judge Geo. F. Stsckpole and Sheriff Al
bert VI. Darling of Reinbeck, n. v, regis
tered ut the North Yesterday The sheriff
was at Fire Island during the excitemen
over the landing of the Normannia pas
sengers.
Walter Bates FAIR of the Harvard Law
School was in the city over Sunday yisltin!
his father W. b. Farr of the Hotel North
Mr. Farr was book keeper and cashier Il
the Old orchard House. Old Orchard. dur
ing the summer.
Misses Marion and Hope Haynes of thi'
through Europe with Miss Ames of Boston
are now staying at the Isle of Wight wher,
they will remain until the cholera epidemic
on the continent has passed by.
ATWOOD W Spaulling of Caribou, assist
ant Messenger to the last State Senate. was
in the city Saturday OH his way back from
a vacation at home To New \ orS and busl
ness, he now being employed as assistant
cashier in a large \ Nv York bank.
W. f. Dilworth of the Belfast Age wa
in the city over Sunday, stopping at this
North Mr. Dilworth goes on today a
weigher on the Bangor 4 Boston ralwa,
postotlicc, making the run between Anguish
and Portland during the next 80 days.
Mrs. Edward Johnson of Boston. and hel
laughter. Miss Louise johnson. and her
sons. Messrs. Ralph and Alfred johnson
arrived Saturday from their summer home
at Belfast, and are STAYING with Mrs. John
sons brother in law Mr.. Ralph johnson Al
the old Lamhard place. They leave thi'
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