Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

=. IL tIdHl Wis III Lewiston over
Sunday.
James Plummer spent Sunday in
Fairfield
Manley Nichols was in Skowhegan,
Saturday.
f. s. Forrest Of Riverside. was in the
city. yesterdays.
j. A. Cook of lewiston. spent Satur-
day in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs j. p. Randall spent
Sunday in Winn.
!, George Gilley was at home from
Portland Sunday.
h G.. II. Morse Of Plttsfield, was in the
Capital. Saturday.
James Blanchard of Chelsea, was in
the city, Saturday.
Miss Marion Hoxie has gone to Ocean
Point for the summer.
l.. \. Rurleigh spent Sunday with
his family in Northporl.
Miss Ina Blish has returned from a
visit in Boston ana Lynn.
Colonel r. W. soulc returned, satur-
day noon. from Rangeley.
c. NJ. Dickey u South Vassalboro.
spent Saturday in the city.
F. f. 1heiI0n IF Boston. is visiting
his bro err. G. c. Sheldon
A. H. Ware Of Sidney was in tho
Capital, Saturday, on business.
Miss Christine Fogg returned home
from college, Saturday evening.
William Soule Of Somrrvllle. was in
Augusta, Saturday. on business.
J. S. Sanborn Of Boston, was in the
city, Saturday. visiting friends.
u. c. Robinson. who has been at
Cobbossee, has returned to Boston
A. G. Barnard of Sidney. was in the
Capital, Saturday, calling on friends.
Q. J. Hussey Of Vassalboro was can-
ca to the city, Saturday, by business.
Miss Inez Hill will leave. today, for
a weeks visit with friends in Vermont.
Harry Pierce Of Chicago. arrived
home on the evening train, Saturday
G. G. Jones Of Rockland. was among
the business visitors in the city. Satur-
day
The families of Captain \. S Cole
and William Cole have gone to Ocean
Point.
c. S. Hichborn left on the morning
train, Sunday, for a business trip to
Boston.
C. p. sherman of Bangor, was one Of
Saturdays business visitors in the
Capital.
f. l.. Brown of Riverside, was among
the out-oftown people in the city,
Saturday.
Mrs. II. p. Narncy Of Minneapolis, is
in the city for a visit with relatives
ana friends
Mrs. Henry Blaisdcn ana children
have arrived in The city from Stone
ham. Mass.
DR.. ana Mrs. Scott Hill left. Sunday
morning, for a weeks visit in Provi-
dence, II. |.
John Cogan went 70 Boston, Satur
business visit.
G. 3. Sackett Of Westbrook was in
the city. Saturday, calling on business
acQuaintances.
George Brown Of Pennington, was
one of the out-of-toWn visitors in tn
city. Saturday.
Route Agent II, s. Baker Of the
the city. Saturday.
Mr.. ana Mrs Edison Locke and fam
lily visited Mr.. Locke's parents in
Mount Vernon. Sunday.
Ice Hamilton, who has been in the
city visiting Ned Eeanc, returned
home. Saturday morning.
Miss Gertrude Bean returned to Ban
gor, Saturday morning, after passing
two weeks at her home in this city.
w. II. Parsons who has been visiting
in Boston and Providence. for the past
three weeks, has returned to Augusta.
Mr.. ana Mrs. George II. Bangs and
Miss Huldah Sewall passed Saturday
in Lewiston. returning home on the
evening train.
Mr. and Mrs " f. Trouant and
daughter, who have been visiting in
Portland, returned home on the noon
train Saturday.
Miss Mary Lapham has returned
from a several months visit with rel
atives, the family of Ex-Governor Per-
ham in Washington. ID. c.
John f. Avery of Boston, formerly Of
this city, who came to Augusta. Fri
day, to be in attendance at the Knight
Tcmplar ceremonies, returned home,
Saturday morning.
Miss Won Wettburg. the principal.
and Miss Degen. one of the instructors
at St Catharine'S Hall. left on the
boat, Saturday, for Boston. They will
attend the commencement exercises at
Wellesley and their class reunion.
Miss Olive Hoyt is at home for the
summer, from Rockville, Ct. where she
has been teaching in the High school.
Miss Hoyt graduated from Cony High,
in 1899, and from Mt. Holyoke, in 1897,
and. in the fall will return to Mt Holy
ol<e college, but to take charge of the
department of chemistry.
Frank L. Dutton Of North Arson, was
in the city, Saturday, and will at once
enter upon the study of law in the
office Of Heath & Andrews. Mr.. Dut-
ton graduated from Bowdoin College,
last week, and is young man of
ability. In his senior year he captured
the class of '6S oratorical prize.
The Della Collins had good freight
and passenger list, Sunday