Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-09-04

General r. b. Shepherd of Skowhc-
gan. paid the Capital city visit Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. A. Johnson of Skow
hogan. passed the day in the city. Sat
urday.
william n. Burr Of Philadelphia. was
in Augusta, Saturday, calling on
friends.
w. S. Amcs left Saturday forenoon,
for Damariscotta, where he passed
Sunday.
Hon. Joseph Q. Smith Of Skowhcgan.
was among the visitors in Augusta
Saturday.
NJ f. Lamb Of Nassalboro. called
upon business friends in Augusta
Saturday.
Charles and George Simpson of
J Watcrvillc, were in Augusta, Saturday
I afternoon.
Mrs. r. J. Noycs, who has been very
i'll with the pneumonia, is improving
very fast.
G. II. BlacknEton arrived home on
! the boat, Sunday, for short visit with
his family
| Deputy Marshal Samuel Andrews Of
Gardiner, was in Augusta. Saturday
! on business.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Q. 6. Webster left, Sat
urday. for Christmas cove. where they
| will pass a week.
! Mrs. G.. s. Jcwett of South Norridge-
wock passed Saturday in the city the
guest Of relatives.
+. E. Spear and &. f.. Weeks of
Rockland, passed part Of the day,
Sunday. in Augusta.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goodrich re-
turned. Saturday, from a visit with
| relatives in Fairfield.
James H. Dunlap of Belgrade. was
in the city, Saturday. TO meet friends
who came on the boat.
Alderman Edward Philbrook re-
turned. Saturday. from Bangor, where
he attended the State fair.
DR.. l.. j. Crooker and Miss Addie
Wright went to Ocean Point on the
$50 train, Saturday morning.
G. II. Nelson. the well-known
Waterville horse man. was in the Cap
ital city, Saturday afternoon.
Stanley Horton, the travelling audi
tor Of the Swift Beef Co, passed Sun
day in the city with friends.
A. e. Handy of the Swift Beef co.
left. Saturday afternoon, for Lynn
where he will pass Labor day.
Miss Christine Fogg left on the
morning train, Saturday. for Wellesley
College to continue her studies.
Harry Laurie, night clerk for the
Adams Express Company in Boston, is
visiting Jack O'Melia for week.
County Treasurer James S. Blan
chard returned, Saturday afternoon,
from Il business trip to ROckland.
Charles Russell of Boston, arrived in
the city on the boat. Sunday, upon his
way to his old home in Riverside.
w. ]. A. Collins and r. w. Pops
passed Saturday night and part of Sun
day at the latters camp at the Out
let.
y. NJ. Berran. day foreman of the
Journal composing room, went to Bos
ton Saturday. to pass a weeks vaca
ton.
Miss A. f. Lawrence of Grove street,
! has returned from a weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. c. W. Grant of Lynn,
Mass.
Among Saturdays visitors was
Masashi Koeryashi of Boston and
Japan. who stopped at the Cony
House.
Charles Towle of Dexter, was in the
city, Saturday. calling upon his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Towle
of Swan street.
Miss Annie Thompson left on the
boat. Saturday, for Melrosc, where she
will be employed as an attendant in an
| insane hospital.
Mrs. c. S.. Hichborn and two sons
returned, Saturday afternoon. on the
| Yankee from visit in the eastern
part Of the State.
J. Clair Minot, associate editor of the
Journal. is away this week. on a vaca
tion trip to his former home in Bel
grade and to Kineo.
r. r. McDonough and J. T.. Hanson
| of Bangor, were in the Capital city,
Saturday night and Sunday. stopping
at the Cony house.
| Mrs. 3. +. Harris, who has been
visiting in California, and Miss Lucy
Harris. who has been in Detroit, re
turned home. Friday.
| Miss Blanche Goodrich of Athens
was in the city, yesterday, on her way
| to Woburn Mass, where she is 10
teach, the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs w F. Fogg Of Boston.
who have been in the city visiting his
parents on Winter street. returned
| home by boat. Saturday.
| Ralph f. Claiming of Boston, was
| in the city, Sunday forenoon, while
upon his way home after visit OF
several weeks in Waterville.
F. c. Wood of st. Louis. who has
been passing his vacation at Lake
t Cobbosseecontee, returned to his home,
Saturday. leaving on the Yankee.
George f. Sturtevant of Melrose
Highlands, Mass, assistant general