Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-29

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r. McMurjie is confined at homa viii
the grippe.
Marley B. Towrsend Of Oakland, WA. IN
the city Thursday.
w II. Hunt Of Realfeld vas in Augusta
on business Thursday.
DIR. G. NJ. TwitchelI and wife are M Al
their home in the city.
Sumner Barton and wife are in at ,hei,
home on Patterson street.
Mrs. Willis Bailey Of Riverside was in
town Thursday, shopping:
Mrs, X. r. Hanks vas out Thursday At.
ter an illness Of three months.
Hon. r. S. Partridge of whiteseh wa.
ia Augusta Thursday afternoon.
Hon. Joseph Smith of the Somerset Re-
porter arrived in the city Thursday.
Eugene Merrill, clerk for B. Z. Fol,om,
groceries. East Side, is Ill at his home.
A. ID. Ward has returned from his bust.
ness trip to various points in New England
G. A. Miron, clerk for W. F. Percival
is sick at his home at 81 Washington street.
Col. l.. II. Kendall left on the morning
train Thursday for his home in Biddeford
Hon. Omar Clark of Csrratunk plantation
WAS in Augusta Thursday on his way to
Boston.
Col. G. A. Philbrook departed for Lewis
ton Thursday in connection with military
business.
A. +. Turner of Battle Greek, Mich.. is
in the city and is setting up the JOURNALS
new press.
f. K. Knowles, who has been in Augusta
u few days left for his home in Fairf ID
Thursday.
The roads to Sidney were reported good
by Mr.. Robert Murphy who was in the city
Thursday.
Manager Owen Of the Opera house was
in the city yesterday on his way from Bath
to Bangor.
W. II. Dunton. photographer, is again
able to attend to business after an illness
of several days.
Gen. Winfield S. Choate left Thursday
for Lewiston on business il connection with
military matters.
Col. S. A. Allen, warden Of the State
prison, Thomaston, was in the city On
business Tuesday.
joel II. Gray of Scion was here Thurs-
day. lie is the genial proprietor Of Hotel
Carra,unk at Scion.
Attorney Forest j. Martin of Clinton,
was in the city Thursday on business rela-
tive to his profession.
Miss Hattie Matthews. daughter Of Hon.
S. W. Matthews. labor commissioner, is
now Ill at her home with Ia grippe.
Mi. Ethel Stanwood of Boston is in the
city visiting her grandmother, Mrs. ID. {.
Stanwood, on North Chestnut street.
Miss Mary Dow has returned from her
visit to relatives in Bath and resumed her
duties in the law office of Heath Tuei.
Hon. Daniel H. Thing of Mount Vernon
was here Thursday. He was Democratic
candidate for Congress in this district in
1880.
Hiram Choate ard John l.. Fish left
THURSDAY for Three Cornerei pond where
they VIII camp for a few days hunting and
fishing.
Mrs. J. Libbey of Abbott was taken to
the insane hospital Wednesday. This case
Of insatity Was due to a severe case OF la
grippe.
Hon. S. W. Matthews arrived on the
morning train Thursday. He has been IN
Bangor and other eastern cities for few
days past
Welneday afternoon Mrs Will II. Dunton
received dispatch from Newport stating
that her mother was i'll with pneu nonla'
She is now in Newport.
Ssc'y N. T. Shorey of the Y. M. L. A
i. very i'll at his home on Bangor street and
threatened with fever. Geo. Giddings Is
acting as secretary during his Illness
C A.. s. nichborn, Esq, cashier IN the
First National Bank, has returned from
go..ou. He accompanied his family TO the
..unh" On their way to Los Angeles Cali
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