Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-09
ChiIdren's Sailor
Suits
PERSONAL MENTION.

Allen Wood passed Sunday in Vas
salboro.
Frank Tibbetts of Belgrade, was il
the city, Monday.
Bertel Pease Of Waterville, was ii
the city, yesterday.
Charles NJ. Parsons Of Bangor. VA,
in the city, Monday.
John Cummings Of Belgrade, spen,
Monday in the city.
b. +. Foss Of Albion, was in the city
Monday. on business.
G. II. Cunningham left on the Yam
kess. yesterday. for Boston.
Henry Coleman Of Vassalboro, was il
the city, Monday. on business.
r. q. Butler Of Chelsea, was among
Mondays visitors in the Capital.
William Perkins lett on the after
noon express, yesterday, for Machias.
Prof W. NJ. Munson Of the Tniver-
sity of Maine, was in Augusta, Mon
| day.
Charles F. Nichols Of Orono. was
called To the city. yesterday, by bust
ness
Mrs. Halves Of Riverside, is in the
city visiting her daughter, Mrs. q. NJ.
Randall.
d. L. Smith Of Sidney. spent Monday
in the city calling IN business ac-
| quaintances.
w Y. Nash of West Washington,
was among the business visitors in the
city, Monday.
{. f. Achorn Of Cooper's Mills, was
among the out-of-town people in the
city, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim Ballard OF
sidney, We're in the city. Monday. call
ing on relatives.
F. +. Fairfield and family will move
to Manchester. for the summer. the
first Of next week.
Miss Teresa Berran returned. Mon
day, from Oakland, Mherc she passed
sunday with friends.
Hon. Samuel Smith Of Litchfeld,
called upon friends at the Court House
and the State House, Monday
Judge Warren 4. PhiIbrook, mayor
Of Watcrville. was in the city, Mon
day, on professional business.
Col. J. E. Badger was down town.
yesterday. for the first time in five
weeks. having been quite i'll.
Miss Georgia Hewins and Miss Susie
Mcdonald returned on the evening
train. Monday. from a trip to Boston.
D. s Berry Of NVatervilc. passed
Sunday in the city. the guest Of rela-
tives. returning on the morning train,
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Bond will leave.
today, for weeks visit IN Boston,
Mr. Bond is called there on account
of the illness of his mother.
j. l.. circuit Of Monmouth. an eX-
member Of the House of Representa-
tivcs. was in the city, Monday. calling
upon friends at the State House.
Charles DigGles Of Norridgewock, ar
rived in the city. Monday, to resume
his work with \. \. Soule, the uphol-
stercr. after an absence Of several
months.
Matthew Nicolson left on the fore
ruon train. Monday, tor SomersWorth.
y. H.. where he will visit his old nome
4 few days before entering the Chicago
Engraving school.
Stanley Horton. travelling auditor Of
the Swift Beef Company. who passed
Sunday in the city. the guest Of
friends left on the morning train.
Monday for Bangor
Dr. and Mrs. John +. Hill have re-
turned from visit to st. Louis and
Colorado Springs. At the latter place
they left Mrs. Hilfs son, Jonn Lisgett.
who is suffering with a throat and lung
trrurIp.
Miss Georgia Richardson. who has
been employed in Staples. Smith X
Moody's music store will return to her
home in Saco, Today. She Will re-
sumo her study Of music in Portland,
this summer
Lieutenant Edward Spear. late Of
Battery ID. LIST Maine Heavy Artillery.
now of the firm of DuttOn & Spear.
grocers Of Waterville. was in the city.
Monday forenoon. on business at the
office Of Adiutant General Richards.
The rIluapr afiO1t on the street that