Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-09

Personals
Mf.. C.. F. Wing is visiting Mrs. G. $.
atvood Of Auburn.
Judge j. NJ. Larrabce of Gardiner was
IN lhe ity Thursday.
Hon f. Is. Neatly of Bangor wa, in the
CITY Thnrsiay on business.
Charle, W Jonc. of this city AMI John
wooAsum Of China returned to Augusta
from Boston on the boat Thursday.
Mr.. Esing w. Hamlen of Boston, who
ha. been visiting friends in Augusta, re-
turned home on the early train Thursday
morning.
Mss johnson of Boston who has been
waiting her uncle, Ralph johnson, at the
Lombard place, has left augusta for her
summer homo At Bclfast.
Mrs. f. =. Mellcu. Miss Daisy Mellen, Miss
Maud Melh-n and Mr. Clark Mcllcn of New
York sho have been visiting friends in Au-
gu.ta, returned home Thursday morning.
Mr. j. W Winter of West Bath, mem
her Of III, Name House of Repre- sentatives
IN - was in the city Thursday on his way
to Bangor here he was going on business
Miss Pauline Bridge, Miss Annie G
Child, Miss Mary G. Child and Mr.. Joseph
II Bridge hft Augusta on train No. -, at
90, \, VI, Thursday morning on their
way To the Worlds Fair.
Robcr, Trca, Whitchouse, Esq, of Port
land Who has been spending a few days in
Augusta With his parents. Judge and Mrs
W T. Whtehouse, left town Thursday
morning for Cambridge, Mass, where he
will complete his course at the Harvard
Law School
The closing exercises, lite rally the final
ones this year, will take place at st. Cath
arine, hall, during the week beginning
June is Monday, the 18th, examinations
will be held and in the evening there will be
an entertainment by the young la,lies, with
play by the seniors. Tuesday,
the nth there vill be more examinations
anil IN the evening the II. Rev. Henry
y Medley Episcopal bishop of Maine, will
preach hAtcalaurcate sermon before the
class Of - at st. Marks church. This will
hs the first time IN the - years he has been
thr president of the school
that the bishop has done this
and be oi,ly dreaded to do 50 as it is to be
the last timc- Wednesday, the 2lst the
radun'ng exercises will take place at the
ball Hni in the evening a reception will be
gwen the graduating class. Thursday, the
END, the school will close. The grsdua-
ting class il the largest in recent years,
having i've members, who are Misses Ma
bel Weston oould, Sydney SewalI Manley,
lone Gertrude Stone. Annie Mary Williams
Of Augusta and Isabella Huntington Davis,
The following testimonial, dated, Chi
rsgo III. MAY y, 1888, written by Hon.
Nicholas Fesseulrn, secretary of the State
of Maine, and signed by himself. Gen. Geo.
l.. Beal, State treasurer, members of the
Executive Council. Col John NJ. Adams,
editor of the Portland Argus. Hon. II. X.
Morrcn Of Gardiner, and other State of
Maine people, will b. of interest to parties
intending to visit the Worlds Fair ''Hsv
ING enjoyed the Inequalities of the Bay
state Hotel while visiting the Worlds
Exposition. and having found the manage
ment competent the house homelike, the
service excellent. the cuisine superior. the
attention all that could be expected or de-
sired. while It's location is most admirably
suited to the purpose of those desiring to
he near the Exposition grounds, we take
pleasure in commenting the Bay State
Hotel TO everyone. and especially to all
New Englandcrs. For particulars As to
rates, etc, at the hotel. see al in another
column.
w 7. Hanks, superintendent of the Au-
su'ts Driving Park Association, and A. w.
Brooks have been appointed official time
Keepers at the NJ /. S. A. A..
games at the park Saturday. From
letter. the officer. b,ve received
AMI from r,port, from Maine Central
everything mint. nav ,,x,r,, an immense
crowd At tho grounds Tho MANAGEMENT
have arranged u.,,.-s an that the field
event. ~, -. a.. to
49, ~ 'aN' P'''s IN 'soh' Vi ''' '
osll stand. II is probable that every event.
both track and field. will be hotlv contested.
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'"' ''''o's has "e. ""'
~" remarkably fast The whole snar
promises to be the mos, potab,e in the his
WY Vi a'hHies IN Maine.
Judge Euoch Foster of the supreme Judi
cial eou,, came over from Re,bel to Au-