Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-20

Personals.

James Crosby of Portland was in the city
Tuesday.
Prof. c. A. Carleton of Portland is nov
in the city.
d. B. Phelan of waldob,ro was in the
city Tuesday. 'ss
Mrs. Betsy Erskine is very i'll at her horne
on State street.
Joseph Young of Chelsea was in the ci,y
Tuesday afternoon.
Samuel Smith of Lltchheld was visto,
to the city, Tuesday.
c. F.. Ward Is now quite i'll at his home,
No. ll5 Bangor street
r. X. French of Skowhegan was in the
city Tuesday morning.
Capt. X. W. Black is now in Wash hing,
ton, ID. c., on business.
Thomas Lawton of South westham wa.
here Tuesday afternoon.
C. NJ. Weston of Belgrade was in the
city Tuesday on business.
W. Scott Robinson, the Kelley cure lee
turer was in the city this week.
Edwin c. Millken, State pension clerk
returned Tuesday from Portland.
w. s. Badger, Esq is slowly recovering
from bis severe attack of la grippe.
Chas. Cunningham left Tuesday on the
10 10 train for Richmond on business
DIR. Vaughn returned Tuesday morning
on the 10 o'clock train from the East.
DR.. ii. NJ. Potter and Gertrude f.. Heath
Of Gardiner we're in the city Tuesday.
Robert Murphy has returned to his home
in Sidney. He left Tuesday afternoon.
j. F. Libby and J. II. Blanchard, both OF
Abbot, were in the city Tuesday evening.
Lewis Anderson. proprietor of the wool
en- mill at Skow hogan, was in the city Tues
day
Prof. Pullen of Bangor was in the city
Tuesday having arrived on the forenoon
train.
Rev. s. G. Sargent has been confined tc
his bed several days with an attack of Ia
grippe.
Fred Written has just returned from
Cornell university and will pass his vacation
In the city.
W. II. Holmes, Jr., of Colby SO, is now
in the city and will pass the holidays Will
his parents.
J.B. Bracket. of the Washington Life
Insurance Co arrived from Portland Tues
day afternoon.
Judge Stevens, of the Kennebec probate
court, arrived on the afternoon train from
Bath Tuesday.
Adintant General Selden Common arrived
Tuesday from Portland where he ha
passed a few days.
Hon. II. NJ. Heath arrived in the city
Tuesday afternoon from Lewiston and ief
the same evening for Bangor.
"A, G. Young, of the State board o
health, and wife left Tuesday for Boston
where they will pass few days.
Berj F. Chadbourne, of the State boar'
afternoon for his home in Biddeford.
CHI. Nelson, E,q., owner of the grea
tro,ting horse, Nelson, passed through TIN
city Tuesday on the West bound train.
Capt. S. P. Hubbard, who has been
Athens and Clinton 10 the interest of tn
Golden Cross arrived in the city Tuesday
Arthur Parrot and wife left Tuesds
afternoon for Brooklyn, n. y, where the
will pass the holidays with Mrs. Parrot
folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George kirkpatrick o
yanceboro are in the city and will spen
tho holidsys with their son, james c. Kirk
| patrick.
Hon. Joseph q. Smith, editor OF tn
Somerset Reporter, and State insufanc
| commissioner, arrived in the city Tuesd'
morning.
Frank L. Staples of Baker. Baker
St.n,es. attorneys left Tuesday moran
for Bath to attend court now in session
that place. :,
T. F.. Devine, of Devine Coughhr
druggists, is nov confined to his home Q
n,es. His daughter, Miss Harriet
much better
secv. wsiker McKeen of the Stat
poara of Agri ulture left Tuesday sitei
,,.r for Dover TO attend grange meeto
m no h. Ia at that place this week.
Colonel Bang, of Bangs Bros. ss'h 81
aoo, manufacturers, left Tuesday for bo'
tim and other New Englsnd points on
-, b,sioess and collection tour.