Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-05-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

Daniel L. Allen passed Sunday in
Monmouth.
Dennis Bowman passed Saturday in
Waterville.
Hon. II. NJ. Heath w2s in Boston on
business, Saturday.
+. W. Hall Of Mount Vernon. was in
Augusta, Saturday afternoon.
A. l.. Matthews Of Phillips. visited
friends in the city, Saturday.
Fl. S. Baker of Bangor, was at the
Cony House, over Saturday night.
E. Andrews of Wilmington, was reg
istered at the City Hotel. Saturday.
+. |. Bowman Of Readfield. was reg
istercd at the Cony House. Saturday.
II. Q. Case Of Westfield. passed
part Of the day. Saturday. in the city.
G. +. Stevens Of Readfeld. passed
several hours Of Saturday in the city.
Chester Bucknam of Lewiston. called
upon business friends in the city
Saturday.
F. A. Rich of Lewiston. called upon
business friends in the Capital city.
Saturday.
Rev J. $. Williamson left on the
Pullman, Sunday night. for 4 business
trip TO Boston.
d.. W. ID. Smith Of WaterviIc. was in
the city, over Friday night, on profess
sional business.
|. c. Thurston OF South Union. was
among the gentlemen who visited Au-
gustd. Saturday.
in Norridgewock. Saturday afternoon.
FOR q short vacation.
q. r. Hall of Wilton. visited relatives
in Augusta, Saturday. going to his
home in the afternoon.
Rev. l. J. Mead preached Sunday, in
Livermore Falls and North Jay as Il
supply for Rev. Miss Wright.
Edward B. White of Boston. passed
Sunday at his home in this city. re-
turning to Boston on the Pullman.
Miss Georgia Madore left. Sunday
morning. for the markets to secure tha
latest styles in millinery for Buckley <
Goodrich.
Prof. l. s. Graves. who has been
visiting his home in the city. returned
to his duties in Springfield. Mass. Sun
day, leaving on the forenoon train.
NJ. G. shaw. the well-known Bath
lumberman and electric railroad mag
nate. passed part Of Sunday in the
city returning home on the Pullman.
Or. d. 4. Sergeant. the medical ex-
aminer Of Harvard University, re-
turned to his home. Saturday. after
passing q short time in the city with
relatives.
Rev. }. N. Wyman went 10 Wilton.
Saturday. where he delivered the
baccalaureate sermon. Sunday, before
the graduating class Of the Wilton
Academy.
$. W. Philbrick. Esq. the treasurer
Of the Kenncbec Log Driving 90. was
in Augusta few minutes. Saturday
afternoon. coming down from Water
vile on a matter Of business.
Conductor T. +. Barker Of the Pull
man service on trains II and 81, has
been laid off the past week or more on
account of illness. Conductor Harry
Davis is running in his place
Mrs. d. W. Emery left on the fore
noon train, Saturday. for A trip To
'ltiNSttt ILS'tNS. " Ilt-t Sllt Viii ' i~lL
relatives and attend the meeting of the
Grand Chapter Of the Eastern Star.
Harry Lee of Beverly Mass. is in
the city visiting his uncle. G. d. Cram
at 3 Capitol street. Nj. Lee was tho
chief buGler of the Sth Massachusetts
Volunteers who have just returned
from cuba.
Conductor Sheen Of tho Pullman ser
vice Of trains II and 81. has surprised
his friends by appearing as a youth
without a mustache. The hirsute ap-
pcndage WAS lost while he was upon
short vacation.
chief Engineer Fl. s. Marden of the
kennebec Light and Heat Co. station
has resigned his position, and will en-
ter the employ OF the Hollingswcrth &
Whitney Co. at Waterville as their
electrician, and will leave this morning.
to enter upon his new duties. Mr.. Mar
den has been a resident Of this city a
little more than IA years: three years
with the Edwards Manufacturing Co,
and IL years with the Kennebec Light
& Heat Co as station engineer and
millwright. His friends wish him sue
cess in his new field of labor, but feel
sorry to loose a good citizen.