Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Alice FOLSOM passed Sunday IL
Bristol.
L. A. Field of Sidney, made a call ir
the city, Saturday.
William Daniels has engaged as day
clerk at Hotel Johnson.
w. G.. Lowell OF Brewer, made Au-
gusta brief visit, Saturday.
Miss f. Belle Voter returned to her
home in Richmond, Saturday.
Geo. A. Farnham Of Belgrade, was in
the city on business, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs II. +. Goodrich spent
Sunday with friends in Fairfield.
c. S. Small of Biddeford, was among
the visitors in the city, Saturday.
J. A. Anderson Of Bangor was in the
city for short time, Saturday.
b. G. Friend left, Saturday morning,
for Il short visit ut his home in Etna.
Z. G. Smith and Miss Francis MoTit
passed Sunday with friends in Fairfield.
George Mooers of Boston, passed
Sunday in the city, the guest of rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Il. Dolloff of Bel
grade, passed the day in the city, Sat
urday.
living Q. Gage and Ben Shaw passed
Sunday at Mr.. Cages home in Ply
mouth.
Rev..G. C. Wilson Of Portland. was in
Augusta, Saturday, calling upon
friends.
B. F. Haley of Newmarket, called up
on business acquaintance in Augusta.
Saturday.
Leon f. Higgins of Bangor called
upon asquaintanccs in the Capital city.
Saturday.
Miss Linwood Wyman Of North Sid
ney, was i'll the city, Saturday, calling
upon friends.
Hon. a. |. Brown of Belfast. was in
the city, Saturday, on business at the
State House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Noyes OF Weld.
are in the city thc guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs A. d. Russell.
Representative Alroy Noyes of Pow
nal, was in the city. Saturday, renew
ing old acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. a. Boggs Of Waldo
horo, We're in the city. Saturday. stop
ping at the Augusta House.
Miss Gertrude Pike of Wcstboro,
Mass, is in the city the guest of her
classmate. Miss Ethel Russell
f. F. Merrill ana G. H. Daniels Of
East Eddington, Were in Augusta. Sat
urday on matter Of business.
Edwin Gay, W. S. Aver and Henry S.
Turner Of the post office force, are now
enjoying their annual vacation.
Hon. II. w. Mayo Of Hampdcn
passed Friday night in the city. re-
turning home, Saturday morning.
General w. S. Choate and Sheriff a.
L. McFadden returned home from
Watcrville, Saturday, to pass Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. f. Hunt. and Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. II. Holt of Boston, were
registered at the Cony house, Satur-
day.
John OConnor Of the United States
arsenal, left, Saturday morning. for a
three months trip to England and Ire
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter S Aver ana
child are occupying the Cross cottage
at Ocean Point during Mr.. Ayers va
cation.
Mir. and Mrs. Fred Harling Of Bos-
ton, We're in the city, Saturday. on their
way to Belgrade, to visit Mrs Harling's
old home.
Mrs. W. E. s. Whitman, Mrs. L. c.
iicndee and Master Walter Hender
have gone to Terrace Lodge" at
Squirrel island for three weeks.
Charles Clifford of Sidney. who has
been in New York on bridge construc-
ton work, returned home. Saturday,
passing a part Of the day in Augusta
with friends.
Mrs. Carry Turtle went to Round
Pond Saturday. for a two weeks visit,
accompanying Miss Cora Waldron to
her home. Miss Waldron will pass
several weeks at her home
j. s. J. Gilbert, the organist and choir
master at st. Marks church. will leave.
today. for a 2-weeks' visit In Buffalo.
Toronto ana Niagara Falls During
his absence Miss Minnie DuLon will
ofiiCiate as organist.
Alfred Sewall Weston. Princeton, 30.
is visiting friends in the city for few
days. Mr.. Weston ranked among the
first in a graduating class of nearly 200,
and won number Of prizes for excel
lenCe in debate and scholarship He
will spend the summer at his home in
Mt. Vernon, and return to Princeton. in
the fall for postgraduate work.
Prof +. !. Graves arrived in the city,
Friday, from Springfield Mass. 10 see
tn graduation exercises of the class of
80. of the William r. Smith Grammar
school He went to Bowdoinham. Sat
urday. to be in attendance at the com
mencement exercises of the High
school Of which he was once the prin-
cipal. His return to Springfield was
made Sunday.
Hezekah L. Scott