Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-22
Perssaais.

Francis w. Hill Of Exeter was in tbs city
"wednesday.
W. II Thorndike Of Camden was In the
Gig Thursday.
J. $. Williams Of Gailfofd, va, in the
city Thursday
} f. Brains,d Of Winthrop was ia the
city Thursdsy.
Frank T. Noble Of this city Is nov quite
III at his honlr
John VI. Allen of westbrook visited Au-
gastA Thursday.
Hon. G. f. Macomber of this city w4s in
Bangor Thursday.
A. e. Barnard of sidney. was in the city
Thursday evening
A. +. Aehorn of the city of Rockland
vas here Thursday.
Turner A. Barr and wife OF Sidney were
in the city Thursday.
Capt. Fraak Blanchard of Ieeboro was
10 the city THURSDAY.
c. F. Dunlap of Portland was in the city
Thursday on business.
A. Is. Sheehan Of Biaieford was in the
city Thursday evening.
u. B. Phelan Of walioboro, was in the
city Thursday morning.
{. A. Robinson of Auburn arrived in the
city Thursday afternoon.
George Gibson Of VassaIboro was in the
city Thursday afternoon.
Governor Cleaves left Thursday morning
for his home 10 Portland.
Prescott Robbins and family of Riyersile lie
were in the city Thursday.
DIR, l.. j. Croker of this city, left Thurs
day morning for Richmond
T. G.. ifulsted Of Orland was a guest a,
the Augusta house Thursday.
Rev. Dr. Kicker is now very i'll with
grippe at his home in this city.
Adjutant G eneral Selden Connor left
Thursday afternoon for Fairfield.
John Ware of Wateryille and four lady
friends were in the city Wednesday.
National Bank Examiner Hatch passed
through the city Thursday morning.
Geo. Greeley of Bangor is visiting Land
lord Thayer of the Augusta House.
Judge Andrews returned from Ellsworth
on the 3 10 train Thursday afternoon.
Miss Marian Groves of this city is spend
ing the holidays visiting friends in Boston.
Miss Maud Ssnborn, daughter of Or.
sanborn. is recovering from her late illness.
Miss Emma Smith, daughter of Melville
Smith. is i'll al her home on Winthrop
street.
L. Theme, who has been in the city
on business, left Thursday for his home N
Togus.
J. j. Maher, overseer of the poor, is now
quite i'll with that prevalent visitor, la
grippe
Miss Z. NJ. Downiog of this city is now
visiting her friend Miss Eastman of South
Gardiner.
L. B. Jones and W C. Bailey, both OF
Winthrop, were guests at Hotel North
Thursday.
J.E. Devine. of Devine & Coughlin
druggists, is improving from his attack OF
the grippe.
Capt. S. B. Hubbard left here Thursday
morning Tor Newport, where he will p~s'
the holidays.
Hon. Fred Atwood of the Governor
Council left Thursday morning for his home
in winterport.
W. E. S. Whitman has nearly recovered
from an attack of the grippe. lie is now
able to be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Bradley of East
yassalboro were guests at Hotel Nortn
Thursday evening.
A. Tetrault, the druggist 1T the East ems
of Water street, cut his hand quite severely
THURSDAY morning.
HI, Stone is nos assisting the Ameri
can Express folks of this city during tht
holiday rush of business.
Hon. Hall c. Burleigh arrived Thurs sia'
afternoon from Portland, where he attended
The meeting of the State board OF assessors
State Secretary of Agriculture w b
NcKeen. will return from Dover today
where he attended the Stite Grange meet
ing.
Mrs. Mary Carver, one of the ASST stant'
ia the State library left THURSDAY Afternoon
for Waterville to visit her mother who Is
| sick.
q. II. Hunt. Indian agent at oid Town
loft Thursday for that place. He was mere
A., b,s;ness in connection with the Govern
or's Council.
All. Kiugsbnry, one of the conductor
m the Boston & Albany Railroad, VINO ha
bsen visiting c. +. Tibbetts of the posta
ss,sr,men, in this city, left wednesday fol
his home in Boston.
Mis-. Brown and Miss Hammond, two
vau ladies who have aeen empioyeu J"
,bs f:annYtt Z Morse establishment for seS
s-., months past, Departed on The io-l'
,r,;, Thursday, fer Pesks Island, wher'
they will visit few days and then iea''
for their respective homes in Ne" io''
city.
ward T. Foss. who has lived in Angusp
au-,og the past eight years, and has oeei
,r,.ged in the hair dressing business lei
rh,r.g.x morning for Riverside, Cantor
n;s where bis people are living M. y
sav.g. purchased Mr. Foss barber oa'lhes
"a. East side ard is now attending u
customers.
Late Thursdsy evening ho'ss' -
"a. running aw.y on the other siie OF IN
liver was caught by Marshal cFawfo'u A"'
,.rsn 10 Moody's livery stable. IL sAs Nv
The owner of the animal