Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-07
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II. W. Goddard Of West Sidney vas in
the city "Wednesday.
J.H. Yeston was among those at the
State fair Wednesday.
Thomz. Leigh, Jr., vent 10 Lewiston
Wednesday ON Law business.
Ex-Postmastsr Frank PerciyAi Of Weeks
Mills ~as In tosn Wednesday.
Bert Cross went TO Southport Wednesday
on fe~ day. visit with friends there.
Miss Laura Jackman Of Bangor 10 tie
guest Of Mrs. Charles W. Jones on Chapel
street.
George o. Tobey and son have returned
To Augusta from a fve weeks stay al O,d
Orchard
Mr.. and Mrs W II. Phenix Of Winfield.
kan., are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Isaac
r. Thompson.
A. p. Burrill Of Week, Mills, his dsugl,-
Ter Carrie and son were in the city callioz
on Augusta friend. Tuesday.
Mrs. Joseph Williamson, Jr, 3bo has
been in Belfast with her young soa several
weeks returned honla W. daesisy.
c. NJ. Appleton OF Vassalboro, and o. j.
tassey Of Dodge & Hnssey OF the sane
torn were in Augusta "wednesday
Miss Frances Chase left Augusta on the
Yankee Wednesday afternoon for Le~ls-
ton where she will visit her friend, Miss
Edith Dinaley.
c. ". Jones, ESQ, inspector Of prison.
and jsiis left town on the Yankee wednss-
day afternoon TO visit the Androscogsiu iu
county prison at Auburn.
Hon. Parker =. Burieigh Of Houlton, is
in the city the guest of bis 500 ,ex -Governor
Burleigh. He has been in attendance upon
the State fair at Lewiston.
William Robbins, foreman of the Jous-
NAL job printing department, sni wife will
leave Thursday for his old home in Madi-
son, where they will spend his vacation.
Judge w. c. Philbrook of the Water
Vile municipal court who has been in a.
tendance upon the superior court left tos n
Wednesday morning on trsia No. "a for
Boston.
Fred =. Small. popular and talented
member of the class Of '92 at the Cony
High School will leave Augusta next MOI F.
day for ithica, n. Y. to enter the great
Cornell University.
Colonel George A. Philbrook. wife and
daughter went 20 Lewiston Wednesday
Mrs. Philbrook and daughter will remain u
Lewiston several days, the guests of Gen.
and Mrs. John Harper.
Mrs. +. F.. White and her granddaughter.
Miss Grace Foster, " ho have been visitiD Z
Mrs J. W, welch ON State street, left
Augusta for their home ia Washington, d.
c., on train No. "a "Wednesday morning.
Major Gordon Lille CPawnee Bill and
two OF lis Indian Chiefs, Spotted Tail and
Young Man Afraid-of- His Horses, were
taken through the insane hospital Wednes-
day. AMI dined with Treasurer Campbell.
Miss s E. Laughton of Worcester,
Mass, who had been visiting her sister,
Mrs. George w. vickery on Western ave
nue., has gone to Boston to spend the last
few weeks of vacation before resumiDg her
work AT the Worcester Home School of
Orstory.
Hon. Josiah Crosby of Dexter, was in
Augusta Wednesday to attend the annual
meeting of the Dexter & Newport r.
Co of which he has been clerk since is
organization in 1867. Mr.. Crosby wss for
merly prominent figure in State politics
having been one of the founders of the X
publican party. He was president of tn
State Senate in 1858.
Charles +. Valentine Of Augusta. who
graduated from the Couy High school last
June, left to~n Wednesday on the
Yankee on his way to Was
iuz,on, d. c.. where he will enter th'
well known Georgetosn University. II
Mr.. Valentine lives up to the reputation he
has earned so far, he viii develop into y
| djstingni .hed AMI successful man.
Prof. J. !. Turner who has been study
! ing during the summer With Madame Cap
miami at Ferry Beach, Old Orchard has re-
! turned home and will resume his classes in
thi. city next Monday. Madame Capp'an
( ~ patea a. one of the finest teachers in th,
/ world and has pupils from every section OF
! the globe. Prof. Turner has h vi the benef
! of her instructions for two seasons and has
m ,,le great progress in hi. musical stufiies.
| Mr. John Sullivan Dwight of Boston
welt known in Augusta, where he has VlsIte'
| f,i mis-. died Tuesday morning. He WA
so x4,rs old and was eminent as nusica
critic. composer and editor He founde'
tie Bost n symphony concerts and car
r;sd them on for II years. IL
also edited ami published Dwight
journal at masic for number Of years. A
the time OF III. 1rst'' he was the librarian
nf ths Harvard Mu,ieal Association ami I"
the p,erisn Sadslity of the same university
he was fuuadsr. H. vas man emineu
for his knos ledge, ability and above al
else. his modesty.
By change of time the steamer 1ardi
ner will. until further notice, leave daily a
follows: Augusta at A. NJ; HALLOWEEN
l7.l5A. NJ; Gardiner at s A NJ; Rieh
mord s.o.l5 A. NJ ol Sundays, Tuesday
and Thnrsdsys commencing Thursday
seutember I. she will make round trip Il
L. fa,r- r-spfy a a
mentioned and Bath at TO 80 A. VI lie
,ur,i.,x Will leave Boothhsy at T. NJ
Bath st 3 2 NJ; Richmond at r M-
IG.ryiner z. NJ; arriving at August
.b,,a q i5P VI. Daily connection VIII b
made with steamer of this line for kowdoin
an. .ni Dresden Mills. Islander eexet
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