Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-06
PERSONAL MENTION.

+. \. Rich of Lewiston. spent Frida,
in the city on business.
Charles Brown is quite i'll at hi.
| nome on Melville street.
L. G. Minot of Belgrade. was in III,
| city. on business, Friday
p. Y. Coyer of Waterville. was in tn,
city on business. yesterday.
John NJ. Turner of Somerville. was in
Augusta, Friday. on business.
J. G. Griffin Of SHOWN agan. was a
visitor in the city. yesterday.
A. +. Chase of Brunswick. was in
Augusta, Friday, on business.
H. f. Skidmorea North Arson horse
buyer, was in Augusta, Friday.
DR.. Wakefield went to Watorvilln.
Friday, on professional matter
f. Andrews of Wellington. was 4
guest at the City hotel. yesterday.
A. l.. wardwcn Of Cambridge, was
one OF Fridays visitors in Augusta.
Nelson Crane of Boston. is making n
brief stop in the city with relatives.
State Master o. Gardiner of the
grange, was in the city. yesterday
f.. r. Mansfield of Orono. was regis
tered at the Cony House. yesterday.
]. G. Gordon Of Sidney. was among
the out-of-town people in the city. Fri
day.
F. A. Murphy Of PASSPORT, was
among the Augusta House guests. Fri
day.
Z. \. Hussey of the Brooks Hard
ware Company is in BOSTON on bust
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Of Grove street
have returned from ~ days trip t
Boston.
Prof. G. NJ. Gowen Of the University
Of Maine. was in Augusta. Friday. OF
business.
f. Il. Connors Or Sorrento. was III
the city, yesterday, calling on business
aCquaintances.
Miss Abbie Gates of East Vassalboro.
was in the Capital, Friday, visiting
relatives and friends
Hon. and Mrs. Edward Wiggin went
to Bowdoinham. Friday. to attend the
funeral Of the late Captain Jack.
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school. went to Waterville. yesterday
TO spend Sunday with her parents.
Miss Lucy A. Hall of Wilton. was
brought to the Insane hospital. yeSter-
day. by G. II. Hall of the same place
Miss Ida Crowley, who has been
visiting relatives in Cambridge. Mass.
for several months. has returned home.
Philip Hayden and James Stone
went to Lewiston on the forenoon
train. Friday. to attend the ball game.
Dr. Dudley A. Sargent. the we'll
known physical director Of Harvard, is
in the city. the guest of his sister, Mrs.
Frank Crowley.
w. II. Brown. the wood mounder at
Lawrence. Newhall & Co.'S mill. is un-
able to be AT work on account OF an in
jury to his back.
s. j. Gilbert. organist at st. Marks
church. has been in Boston and Bath
the past few days on business connec-
ted with organ building.
&. f, Holt who had an operation
performed. several weeks ago, is rapid
u reeainng his strength and is daily
able to be on the street, although he
has not yet returned to work
John A. Brown, formerly night clerk
and later clerk at Hotel North. and
more recently clerk at the Evans
house. Gardiner, has gone to Lewiston
as clerk in Billy Fairs tavern.
George E. Moore. who has been in the
city the past year working in Quimby's
art store left on the forenoon train,
Friday, for Boston. where he has
situation in hardware establishment.
Mr. Moore has formed a large circle of
friends during his stay in Augusta.
Paul s. Hill of Saco. the Bowdoia
student who is coaching the COny high
school boys for the annual field dag
has good Augusta blood in his veins
He is the grandson Of the late DR.. H.
II. Ell. who was for many years one
Of the leading physicians Of this city.