Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-02


remained in the city over Sunday and IT.
tended eervice It the Unitarian church,
J. s. N. Matthews Of Arlington. n. j.,
vas here Saturday and Sunday in ths inter
ests Of patent 1t the insane hospital.
Mr.. s. L. Counce, the oil man, has re-
covered from his recent attack Of the grip,
and is once more serving his customers.
Coroner Libby left here Saturday for
Brunswick with the portion of the remains
of W. q. Getchell which will be aualy zed !.
A. R. Smiley, clerk in the State agricul-
tural department At the State House. left
Monday afternoon for Bingham, where he
will teach singing school during the next
week
Miss Emma Clark and her sister, Miss
EIma Clark, have returned from Boston
and are now teaching in the grammar
sch "l.
James Matthews, formerly cook at the
City hotel, has accepted the position of
cook in one of the leading restaurants At
Lewiston.
Hon. Warren H. Vinton of Gray was .
visitor to Augusta Saturday. He was at
tendit the court here and handled q case
very ably.
Mike Madden of the IN. s." club was
in the city Sunday on their way to Bruins
wick. He was in Waterville several days
last week.
H. B. Woodar', who has been in the city
some time visiting bis brother-in-la R. F.
Chalk, left Saturday for his home in West
Kennebunk
Mrs. Sparhawk of Bangor is visiting her
neice, Mrs. J. s. Williamson. wife of Rev.
J S Williamson, pastor of the Congrega-
tional church.
Miss Ruby CLARK, who has bes spending
her holidays in Bethel, returned Saturday
afternoon ard resumed duty as teacher in
one of the district schools.
Rev. Edward Hayes of Lewiston, who
occupied the pulpit in the Free Baptist
church, Sunday, returned to his home on
the morning train Monday.
Rev.. J. M. Wyman was called to Bel
grade Monday to conduct the funeral ser
vice of Mrs. Cottle of that place. The
funeral was largely attended.
Prof. G. A. Robertson returned from
Waterville Saturday morning where he at
tended the two days convention of the ped
agogical society at that place.
Secretary McKeeH, of the State board of
agriculture, returned from Fryeburg, Mon
day, where he has passed few days, on
account of sickness in his family.
Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Wyman gave New
Years tea to several of the young people
connected with the Baptist Sunday school.
Invitations were confined to two classes.
Miss Ethel Stanwood, Wellesley '94, who
has been visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
d. C. Stanwo God, South Chestnut street, for
some time, returned to Brookline, Mass ,
Monday.
N.Hart, professor of mathematics and
astronomy at the State college, Orono, has
been vi.itirg his classmate, G. W. Cham
be,lain. Prof. Hart left Mon'ay for a
visit to Brown university.
Mrs. Mcintosh, wife of DR.. F. L. Nc
Intosh of Newton, Mass, and daughter,
have been passing few days in the city
visiting Mrs. McIntosh's mother, Mrs. M.
D. Farrell on State street.
Judge Stevens left Monday morning for
B ath to attend meeting of the trustees of
the Soldiers and Sailors orphan asvhnm
~hirh was held there Monday afternoon.
Judge St vens is member Of the board OF
trustees.
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock the
Friends church in Sidney was dedicat I'd.
Rev. NJ. L. Thomas left here Saturday
morn nQ in company with Rev. II Jones
of China for that place. The society in
Sidney is quite large and is pro'pering.
Thomas Fox, who has faithfully per-
Termed the duties Of night clerk at the post
Office for the past three years, has been
made day clerk Mr.. Fox was one of the
most efficient and earnest night clerks ever
in the employ of the postal department.
His many friends cong -atulate him on his
promotion.
Mrs. Ella d. Dewitt of London has sent
to her friends in thi. city the announcement
of her daughter Emma's marriage to Mr..
Philip L. Runk e. TIE wedding was at st.
Marpar is, Westminster, London, Dec. IL.
Mr.. and Mrs Runkle are to spend the year
in Paris. when they will return to New
York W it'll the intention of residing there.
Mr.. Thos H Winsor of Portland was in
the city over Sunday. Mr.. Winsor held
the position of superintendent Of the Posta
Telegraph Co. Maine division. for some
time. When he retired The employees pre-
scented him with IN elegant Elan gold
watch and chain, with the follow ing in
scription on tn inside Gaze Of the watch :
Presented to Thomas II. Winsor by TIE
emplcyes, Maine division. Postal telegraph
~ -, r. r.. o. 1909 Tho oft III .