Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-07
Personals.

Mrs. j S. Williamson is visiting re'a-
tives in Bangor.
Hon. William Atkinson of North Anson.
vas in the city Thursday.
Mr.. Il. A. Lsphsm postmaster at Pitts
ton was in the city Thursday.
John II. Cogsn spent the Fourth with a
party of Boston friends at Moosehead lake
W. j, Grover of the American Express
Co. Office in Augusta has returned to duty
after months vacation.
u W Webber and wife. and Charles A.
Penney and wife sren: the Fourth at
Chambers Mills.
Mrs. ]. Frank Pierce and her laughter,
Miss Lou Pierce. have returned TO Augusta
from Portland were they hal been visit
Ing relatives.
Mise Florence Brook. and her brother,
+. W Brooks of Boston. have returned to
Augusta from Squirrel Island, where they
had spent few days.
"A. Little returned from a trip to Bing-
ham Thursday. He reports business good
there. Three new dwelling houses are be
ing erected there at the present time
BIZ Maxim of Wayne was in town
THURSDAY. He vas returning home from
Fairfield where he had been to attend the
the Fourth of july races at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. r o. Vickery, Percy Hill
and Mrs. vickery's sister. Mrs c. ',
smith left for ocean Point Thursday
morning. They will occupy the Rowe
Lodge cottage.
Mrs. c. Hendee. Master Walter Hen
dee, Misses Carrie NJ. Libby and Gussie
Libby. left Augusta today for weeks
STAY with Mrs. W. f. $. Whitman at her
cottage az Squirrel island.
Charlie. Miiliken, c. W. Berry and
Ralph p. Piaisted were among the
Augustans who attended the race meeting
a, the Old Orchard track on TUESDAY
"Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. George l.. Miller of Portland was in
tie city Thursday. He was on his way to
Palermo TO visit relatives. Mr.. Miller i'
master car builder for the Boston and
Naine Railroad at Portland.
George Hill of Boston. well known in
Augusta, where he has frequently visited
relatives. is now travelling for Rollins Il
Ia bankers and brokers of Boston. Mr..
Ullwas in augusta. Thursday on his way
East
Mr. Err. Cain of Palermo was the
city Thursday. He was returning nome
from Portland where be he had been 10
shin a psir of bay geldings TO S. II. Mason
of New York. The price paid for The
no -ses was $500.
Letters have been received from MIS- W.
n Cannot, and family, who we're then IN
London. say ng Il at they had bad piess-
and VOYAGE and that bone Of the party had
hsen in the leas. degree sea sick but ma
been able to enjoy the steamer he ana
fine weather
Miss Mabel Clark. daughter OF Capt. AM
Mr.. j. A. Clark. left Thursday Afternoon
for Skow hogan. where she hAse
visit before going to Caribou where she VII
make her future home Mis- tiark ha'
been an extremely popular young lady aa'
ing the four years that Angusta has 0ee'
he, home and her departure viii De genera
" regretted. A party of friends sere ~
the station Thursday to see her on
( Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Barton OF WINDSOR
wer. in the city Thursday They were o.
their way home from Monmouth ~hef
they had been in attendance upon : meet
ing of the kepnebec County fonao'
grange of Which Mr.. Barton il tie e nessn
Master. held there on wednesday. ~
Barton informs as that the outlook for
good hay crop is much better than = ~
short lime ago. The recent rains ~
made . great inprovement in she appeal
.pce Il he grasses thrssshoaf ~ eosnsly