Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-05

FAIRFIELD, Friday.
United States Deputy Marshal Smith va,
in the city Friday
/ benjamin Hartman OF Kent. Hill wa,
in the city Friday.
Mrs. Wyman and family of Richmond
spent FRIDAY in the city.
Mis- Gertrude \ Became of Augusta, i.
visiting friends In Bangor
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bsgley of Liberty
are visiting friend. in the city.
DR.. and Mrs. Kicker left Friday for a
visit at Harpswell and Portland.
Messrs II. e. Prince and F. +. Drum
mond of waterville were in town Friday.
Fred Wiltshire Of waterville is entry
clerk at the j. T.. Fuller Companys store.
Mr.. w. II. Stewart. cashier of the Rich
mond National bank, was in the city Fri
dag.
Miss Alice " Whitney and Edwin Whit
rcy leave today for an outing at Ocean
Point.
Mr.. A. II. Cbadbourne is at Winthrop.
called there by the serious illness of bis
father.
Mr. Joseph Hodgkins and two children
are speniing a couple of weeks at Squirrel
Island.
Mrs. II. L. shelburne has returned from
Popham Beach where she spent the month
of Jnly.
Mr. and Mrs J A. Ellis and Miss Lu-
ella A. Ellis are spending a few days at
Wateryille.
Mr. J. c Marson and Miss Helen Msrson
are soiourning at Squirrel Island. for a two
weeks visit
Mrs. win Miller. accompanied by Miss
Mamie Doe. will go to Capitol Island today
for a visit
Misses Jeanette and Louise Selling are
spending the month of August with friends
in Milwaukee.
Horace Haynes Of Bangor was looking
after the American Express Cos. interests
in town Friday.
Mr. George Is. Stafford and Hon. c. A.
Marston of Skowhegan were in the city
Friday on business.
Miss l.. II. LeProhon leaves today for
her vacation which she will spend in Boston
and Concord n. IL
Thomas Fox, .Jr., of the postoiice night
force. has returned from two weeks va
cation at Ocean Point.
Judge A. G. Andrews has returned from
hi. trip to Massachusetts and Rhode Island
on 4 o. T. W. business
Mis-. Lucille Reynolds of Cambridge.
Mass, j. visiting Capt Melville Smith at
hi. cottige at IIsmmond's.
Mr.. F. G. kinsman and family are stop
ling ut Old Orchard Mr.. kiDsman was
in town short time Friday.
Miss Carrie Delano and Miss Stella
Tuttle of Worcester, Mass, are spending
the week with Eva lockwood.
Mrs. l.. W. Mason is spending two weeks
ut Boston Island. She is accompanied by
Mr.. George Prescott and family.
Msyer Selling. who is with the Emery
Warehouse Company Portland, is spend
ing his vacation Mt his old home in this
city.
Daniel ). Ripley of Taunton, Mass,
formerly of this city, il in town to remain
for abou, week vi.i,ing friend, and rel,-
ties.
j E. Hamlen and Sewell Savage re-
turned Friday from Chambers Mills where
they have been camping out the past two
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs c. B. Chick went to Bos-
ton Friday. Mr. Chick going from this city
and Mrs. Chick joining him at Bath from
Bayyille.
Miss Cilley and Miss Hopkins of the
United States Pension Office leave today TO
spend their vacation at the Grand View,
Ocean Point,
Or. +. f. sturgis of Natick, Mass, for
merry of Augusta. with his mother and
family is spending his vacation at the home
of hi4 boyhood in Riverside.
Mayor Leighton, Alderman Martin, Col
C.. b. Morton and Capt. r. w Black are
the guests of Fred Emery Beane. Esd, al
his cottage on Lake Coboosseecontee.
Mrs. VIM. Z. Dallett and children Of
philadelphis, are spending the month OF
Auyust with Mrs Dialects grandmother,
Mrs. Ira y. Sturgis at Broaiacres, River
side
Mr.. S. s. Brooks and sister. Mrs .Cuan1 =
Ter of Pennington, leave town today tor
drive across the country to Farmington.
Mr.. Brooks will visit there for several
days.
Master Charlie Moore and Miss Hattie
Moore. children of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
4. Moore OF New YORK, are visiting theft
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. a. A. Young,
Middle street.
Mr.. George 4. Robbins of Riverside vas
in the city Friday. Mr.. RJb5lus * on Of
the IornSal's old subscribers, has always o. :
ioy, d reading it ard also enjoys paying IN
advance a. he did on this visit.
Mrs. Haley and ,lsl ghter of Pendieton'
Oregon, are visiting at Mr.. II. F. Bow
ditch's. The, will b. in the city for some
time and in iii fall Miss Rsley will con-
,;nue her musical stu6ies st the Boston
Academy of Music Mrs. Raleys mother
was me of the ioneets ia oregon, < iog
.,np, Texas in one of the famous prairie
. hoyners. and experiencing all the hard
Il io. Incident To crossing the great western
deserts, Including some not altogether
n,.,ssnt encounters with the Indians.
Hon. c. A. Harrington of Norridgewock,
the very able and popular executive conn-
c;llor from the third district, was in the
city Friday to investigate several appiIca-
,;,ns far children TO be sent 10 the Perkins
,n.,,tute for Blind. Mr.. Harrington had
;,., ,,,u,n,.l from a visit to Penobscot and
,,,,.,,ok counties. " here he had been
with Hon +. NJ. Simpson of Carmel,
ch,;rm,n Of the executive council, to
investigate Site paGper claims. They first
went to winn AMI drove up the river to
Madxny. thence to Stscyville. Sherman and
P,,ten. From Pst'en they drove oack
,h-,ush Sherman, thence TO Molunkus and
Ms,wsl,oc plantations. From there they
WIN, to Top.delt and Co y viile and then
taking the train. al Dsntorth proceeded To