Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-04-07
the guest Of his daughter Mrs II. X
Butterfieid on Pleasant place.

Butterfield on Pleasant place.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Blanchard o
Portland, were the guests. Sunday, o
Charles Blanchard Of Oak street.
Miss Clare Jackson Of WhceIcrs con
lfectionery store. IL passing a short va
cation at her old home in Milford.
Miss Lillian Hodgeson OF Pittsfield
and Miss Yettic Lawrence Of Bucks
port, are in the city visiting friends.
| Mrs. Charles V. Warren of Angus "a
was in the city. yesterday. the guest o.
Mrs. w. l. Rogers on Temple court
| Miss Hattie Abbott returned. Satur-
day. from Rockland. whore she has
| been visiting friends for a few weeks.
| George Sturtevant. who had beer
visiting in Winthrop for several days
returned to his home in this city, Mon
day
The usual number Of cases were on
the list at the opening of the civil term
for April of the municipal court this
morning.
Miss Nellie NJ. Shaw is presiding be
hind the counter at Wheeler's confec-
tioncry store in the absence Of Miss
Jackson.
Manager Hamilton Of the Colby base
ball team. is considering an offer 10
play the Augusta team at Augusta,
Fast day.
The Y. p. c. l.. of the Universalisi
church held an interesting prayer
service at the close Of the early morn
ing service Sunday.
Mrs Frank Goodwin and children OF
Oak street. who have been visiting in
South Gardiner. for several days re-
turned home. Monday.
30 not forget the entertainment for
the benefit Of the fire department by
the Misses Webbing Of London. at city
hall. tomorrow cVci.ing.
Miss Alice Bond returned. yesterday
to her home in Orono, after passing
several weeks in this city the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. j. II. Knox.
- Ia -llkiItils liit Stl a w SbDtS IMAM
ufacturcr. reports help coming in
abundantly and in few days he will
be booming along splcndidly.
Miss Annie Judkins who had been i'll
for several days. has sufficiently re-
covered To- resume her work in the Of
fee OF the Turf. Farm and Home
Several OF the young society men of
this city will give an informal dance in
Sopers hall. this evening Music will
be furnished by Dinsmore's orchestra.
T. r. Drummond left. Yesterday
morning. for Portland. where he will
attend the meeting of the trustees of
the Maine Wesleyan seminary and
female college.
The Easter party for the children
Of the Unitarian Sunday school at the
Ware parlors. yesterday afternoon was
well attended and greatly enjoyed by
the young folks.
Prof. J. William Black is in Boston
where at the 10th annual meeting Of
the Commission of Colleges in New
England on Admission Examinations
he will represent Colby
Charles Libby. who has been for some
time clerk in L. H. Soper's store. has
severed his connection with that firm
and has accepted position in II. L.
Emery's dry goods store.
AT the CniversalIst church Sunday
during the early morning service eight
persons We're baptized. At the service
IN the afternoon nine persons were re-
ceiyed in Holy communion.
The ladies of Waterville, every Tues
day throughout the season may find
displayed in the windows of L. Il
Soper & Co, all the latest New York
styles in millinery. The above firm is
hustling.
\ good crowd attended the dance
given by the knights of Columbus at
City hail, last night Dinsmore's full
orchestra furnished music. Refresh