Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-13
Personals.

Col. Henri & Staples spent Tuesday ="
Rockland
Mr.. Abby j Corey of Brookline, Mass
arrived IN augusta or Tuesday afternoon
to visit her SISTER, Mrs. Joseph Kicker.
Mr. J. l.. Colcofd, formerly of this city
nov Of MaiAen, Mass. has been the guest
Of his brother -in-law, DR.. A. c. Titcomb,
this week
Miss May Loup of Great harrington,
Mass. is the guest Of Miss Maude White
on Bangor street Miss Loup will return
home Thursday.
Nj. e r Sanborn went to Squirrel
l,snI on tram No. 81 Tuesday to look
after her cottage, which WAS near the scene
of Mondays disastrous FIRE.
SANFORD Haynes Of Arizona and brother,
Fred HAYNES Of Parkman. Maine are, visit
ins AT Mrs, VI. L. Downs on Bridge street
They viii leave here to visit Chicago anil
the World. Fair.
Miss Grace T. Fogler, who has been
.pen.iiug the summer with her parents,
Ms)or and Mrs T.. NJ. Fogler. on Sewaii
street, left town on the morning express
TaesIay for her winter home Boston.
Col NV. b Chase returned to Angus
IA on Tuesday afternoon from business
trip 10 the West. He received warm
though decidedly unpleasant welcome in
the new. Of the burning Of his cottage at
Squirrel Island
Miss Grace Hamilton, formerly member
Of the faculty of Saint Catharine's Hall.
who had been spending a few days in An
gusta ss the guest of Miss Msude White,
left On the early train Tuesday morning for
her home IN Koxbury, Mass.
Charles II. Brady of Santa Marie, N
VI was in Augusta Tuesday calling upon
friends. Mr.. Brady was formerly sue
cesaful New York newspaper man but is
now engaged IN rsnching, having gone to
New Mexico for his health.
l.. C. Cornish and wife have returned to
Augusta from Small Point. where they
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. +.
Goodwin also of this town. Mr.. Cornish
will now resume his law practice for the
fret time in many months, having regained
his health
Prof A II. Brsinard. prineipal-elect OF
the Cony high school, and wife arrived in
town on train No II on Tuesday after
noon. They will make their home at No.
Spring street in the Vickery house, which
has been until recently occupied by Rev
aoi Mrs. J F. Leland.
George W Bailey Of Randolph, Mass.
has returned home from Augusta after
fes days visit here. He was accompanied
by his wife his son. Harold, and his little
daughter Marion. who have been spending
the summer in town with Mrs. Baileys
mother, Mira. u. 7. Hanson.
Mrs. c. r. Harding of South Framing
ham, Mass. who has been spending few
days in town with her brother, Capt. Mel
Vile Smith. on Winthrop street, left here on
the Yankee on Tuesday afternoon for
Brunswick. where she will visit relatives
Before returning to her home.
Mr. j. J. Mitchell of Albany. n. Y, is
Al the Cony house. Mr.. Mitchell comes
here with large order for the Hslloweli
Granite 60, for granite for the state
capitol at Albany. He is superintendent OF
stone work on that building and makes fire.
Queu, trip. here on business of like eharae-
ter.
Hon. J. Manchester Haynes and Everett
Stone Of Augusta, have gone into the
woods for months fishing and shooting.
They first went to Moosehesd lake and
from kineo have started through the wilder
ness for the Canadian hue. They will be
out of reach Of all methods of commuuics-
tons for nearly month.
Rev. A. c. White, a former pastor of the
Winthrop street Universahst church. and
his family. who have been sojourning at
''Goodenough Cottage" lake Cobosseeson-
tee. have rsterned to Mrs. J. W. Weleh's
on State street, where they will remain IN
til Thursday, when they will go to ih' II
home in Pepperell, Mass.
Mr. George l.. Bsrro~s, formerly city
editor of the Portland Express, and more
recently connected with the Portland Ar
gus and the Bsr Hsrbor Record. has besr
appointed city editor Of the Bangor Com
mercisl. This Is sn excellent appointment
Mr.. Bsrro~s is one of the brighses, youns
newspaper men in the State. He is vel
known In Augusta. having been Legislative
reporter for the Argus in 1889 and 1891.
This will be busy week for Secreiar.
h. Walker Mekeen of the State board o
agriculture. On "Wednesday he sddresse
the Androscoggin County Pomona Grang
at East Auburn. on Thursday be speak
before the State board of trade at Belfas
upon the Relation of Agriculture to II
Resources Of Maine" and on Friday, Gov
errors day. he is to be an invited guest o
the Cumberland County Agricultural So
cie,y al its annual fair at Goihsm.