Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-10

YESTERDAY
State Treasurer Beal wen, to Portland
yesterday.
4 Mr.. George Phinney attended the State
fair Friday.
Hon. Seth l.. Miliiken ~as in the city
nearly all of Friday.
o.. B. CIsson of Gardner, vas at the
State House yesterday.
( Ar. Jared Cram. Boston electrician.
vas in the city yestersi4y-
/ Hon. John l.. s~ift Of Boston was at the
Augusta house yesterday.
Mrs Reuben Russell Of Readheld visited
Augusta frienis yesterday.
/ MR.. Abbie Davis Of New York and her
son were VISITING in the city Friday
4 Dexter Merritt. ESQ.,, Of srono, was the
guest of Maj. c. J. House yesterday.
I Mr.. q. T.. Hall is back from playing
second base on the Poland Springs base
ball club.
Master -. Walter Ramseii Of keekland
| is visiting hi. amt Mrs. %. r. Howe in
this city.
Governor Burleigh Jeff for Lewiston on
the 10. f0A. NJ. train Friday 10 attend the
/ state Fair.
| Mr.. W. r. Wall is home fora few day.
/ from Connecticut, 10 attend the funeral Of
Mr. Savage.
Mr.. James NJ. Rogers and daughters Of
Gloucester, Mass, are guests Of Mrs. VI
l.. Down, rs Bridge street.
Republicans can fnd some very hand
some Autographs of Harrison ami Reid At
.he Republican headquarters.
Mrs. y. II. Gay has returned from Mas
sschusetts, where she has been visiting rela
,ives and friends for the past few weeks.
Miss Anna Partridge has returned from
Camden and Dover where she has been
spending the las; month of her vacation.
Mr.. Justin .. Wellman started YESTERDAY
by boat for Boston anil vicinity where he
will visit friends during the coming week.
George V. s. Michaeiis left Yesterday for
New York called there by tbs sudden dealt
Of his grandmother, Mrs. A. f. Mirhaehs
Mrs Horace North has returned from
visiting in Gloucester, Mass. She wa.
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. John
Cough.
Maj. McGunuess and Capt Hall returned
from Poland Springs Yesterday. The,
drove over and back behind the major
fine pair of blacks.
Hon. J. Manchester Haynes and famil'
are now at the Augusta House. What
with an all night work in smoke and in
clothes thoroughly drenched Mr.. Iayne,
took quire a severe cold.
Mrs Dr. Cunning and Miss Lucia Fur
gerson of Boston and Miss Alexander o.
Linneus we're in the city yesterday visitn.
Mrs II. F. Tibbetts Miss LYDIA iiggin'
returned with them to Popham beach.
Miss Angie NJ. Mansfield who took Is
course of stenography and iypewriting at
the Dirigo Business College, and afterw ard
accepted position ut i. &. Aliens, has re
turned to her home in Orono for few
weeks
Mr. and Mrs.. W. r. Nickeh OF Leayen-
worth, Kan, returned To the city from Nan
tucket last Wednesday and are with Mrs
Nickels mother at her home till Monday
next, when they leave for their homc in
Leavenworth, Han.
Hon. Nichoas Fessenden. grand master
I
grand representative to the annual
meeting of the sovereign gran,
/ lodge of the order ut Portland, Oregon left
this morning for that city. He goes over
the Northern Pacific and returns over til,
( Canadian Pacific Mr.. Fcssenden will not
lose his vote at Mondays election as h,
paired with candidate on the Democratic
ticket who resides in Mr.. Fessenden's town.
/ Reports to Republican headquarters give
iattering accounts of the enthusiastic Re
publican rallies addressed by the brilliant
corps of campaign speakers last evening
F. \. Schoonmaker of New jersey spoke
at Fairfield and there is no more brilliant
7 speaker on the stump. Henry Cabot Lodge
/ spoke at Deering, Senator Frye
at sanford K. +. Frazier at Wells
Hon. Thomas H. Reed at Saco Gen
( George sheridan at Machias. Hon. i. :
( Fassct at Skowhcgan, Hon. i.ucius Fair
/ child ut New Sharon; Senator Allison at
/ RockIand. Senator Aldrich at Boothhny
Gen. Hawley at Winterport in the after
/ noon and at old Town last evening. Hon
John l.. Griffith at Biuehiil Geo. VI Dewey
at Sangervile; Edward F'itzwilIam of
Massachusetts, at Washburne Hon. Seth
/ l.. Millikeu and John l.. Swift spoke AT
Hallowell \. VI. Spear spoke at West
Gardiner. O. A. Tuell at East vassalboro.
Hon Stuart l.. Woodford at York.
Already some of the seats have arrived
for the new opera house and a scene paint
or from Boston is engaged in arranging the
scenery The drop curtain is perfect
beauty and all the scenery is first class.
There won't he poor seat in the whole
house and all will he sold for the first night
of Mignon," the opening night of the thea
tire and from present Indications all will be
disposed of for the second night. There
was fine sale Friday morning at the box
office. They are now on sale at the Opera
House Cafe and few at the American
Express office in Gardiner MIR Haynes
will probably reserve two lower boxes the
first night and one of the upper ones has
been taken by party of Bowdoin students.
The boxes are $40, admitting six.
The rooms of the kennebec Natural His
tory and Antiquarian Society will he open
to the public this afternoon and evening.
Admission free.
Delightful Trip Across the COntine MT.
An autumn journey across the continent
81. J.. .l,.C.