Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-18
PERSONAL MENTION.

itolut 1917.
Ziba Simmons of Union, was in the
city, Monday
Hiram Gilman of Mount Vernon, was
in the city, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Williams have
gone to Ocean Point
Miss Myrtle Hail has gone to Wind
SCR. TO visit relatives.
$. L. Turner of East Mount Vernon,
was in the city. Monday
Mrs. G. NJ. Randall was in Water
vile, yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy 0. vickcry are at
Ocean Point for two weeks.
Il. w. Applegate of Fort Wayne, Ind,
is Il guest at the Cony house
T. 5. Harrington of South China, was
in the city, Monday, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cooper. child
and nurse are at Squirrel Island.
+. l.. Tanner of Sidney. was among
the visitors in the city, yesterday.
Fred Messer passed Sunday at the
Isle of Springs, the guest of friends.
n. A. Knowles Of Fitchburg. was the
Joseph Bennett of Bangor, called on
Augusta business acquaintance, Mon
day.
DR. l.. J. Croker returned. Monday
evening, from short sujourn at Ocean
Point.
Mrs. Lila Jenkins of Skowhegan. is
visiting friends and relatives in Au-
gusta.
Hon. NJ r. Leighton has returned
from 4 visit Of several weeks in Mt.
Vernon.
Roy Small, who is very sick with ty-
phoid fever, is doing as well as can be
expected
Miss Clara Whittier Of East Mount
Vernon, was in the city. Monday. visit
ing friends.
Col. y. q. Elunt of Skowhegan. of the
Governors Council, was in Augusta. on
business. Monday.
MIS-. Fred w Written Of Brooklyn.
n. y, is passing the summer with
friends in the city.
William Johnson of Belfast was in
the Capital. yesterday. calling on bust
ness acquaintance.
George Mulliken passed the day
sunday, in Carmel. the guest Of State
Treasurer f. NJ. Simpson.
Captain and Mrs. Cartridge of the
Woburn Salvation Army Corps. are en-
joyng a furlough in this city
Mrs. l.. q. Downs returned. Monday
morning. from visit with MI. ana
Mrs. L. NJ. Simpson in Carmel.
Mrs. 5. :. Williams of this city, is in
Phillips caring for her daughter. Mrs
l.. y. Shepherd. who is quite i'll.
Arthur Plummer ana George Boyn-
ton. two Of the attendants ut the In
sane hospital. are visiting in Albion.
Mrs. Joseph Young and Miss Frances
Young, returned. Monday morning,
from a trip to Portland ana vicinity
Robert Ordway Of Skowhegan,
passed sunday night in the city. re-
turning home on the early train. Mon
day.
Mr.. ana Mrs. jerry Harrington of
Parkcr's Head. spent Sunday and part
IF Monday il the city. Mr.. Parker is
the mate on the Sagadahoc.
Miss Henrietta Thompson. one Of the
stenographers at the Gannctt Publish
ing house. has gone to her home in
Southport for her annual vacation.
REX. L. Z. Lcshcr and family will
leave. this morning for an extended
trip through Minnesota and Iowa. They
will not return until the middle of
September.
Major Taylor Of the Arsenal, who has
been in Portland visiting his brother
Captain Taylor Of the Indiana acting
commander of the North Atlantic
squadron, returned. yesterday after
noon.
Dr. ]. L. Tuel has returned from
East Machias, where he has been visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James L. |
Tuell. His daughter. Miss Josephine.
will remain with her grandparents for
a few days.
Elbridgc Pcdder. his son Harry and
Elmer Frain left here in Mr.. Pedder's
gallant yacht Nip and Tuck" Mon
day morning. for Ocean Point There,
it is expected. a fishing station will be
established and cargo of fish be-
cured for the return trip.
Rcv. George L. Degen Of Augusta.
visited this town few days ago in the
interest of st. Ca,harnc's school in
that city. We learn that two or three
young ladies of this village have sent
in their names as prospective pupils
Fort Fairfield correspondent Bangor
News.
Mrs. Edwin G. Burleigh. accompa-
nicd by Congressman and Miss Bur
leigh, and DR.. K. j. Martin. arrived
home from Houlton, Monday afternoon
They We're met in Bangor by Byron
Boyd ana {. =. Eurlcigh. Mrs. Bur |
leigh stood the journey as well as
could be expected after her serious ac
cidcnt and it is hoped that if no com
pliCationS arise her recovery, which |
will necessarily be slow. will be full
and permanent.
a steamer arrived, yesterday, about
noon from Augusta. with Il load Of cX-
curSioniTtS While living at the wharf |