Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-20
PERSONAL MENTION.
Miss Gerrish Of the Cony high school,
Is in Lewiston.

MISS 0erFlSu oI tue Nohy n6n eSAsVVs,
Is In Lewiston.
C. L. Landry Of Alfred. visited Au-
gusta, Thursday.
e. Stone of Troy, the potato buyer,
was in the city, Friday.
J. H. Barton of windsor, was in the
city. Friday, on business.
A. w. Chaffee Of Detroit, was in the
city, yesterday, on business.
George A. Roberts Of Union, passed
a part Of Friday In Augusta.
w. H. Gould Of Bowdoinham. was in
the city. Friday, on business.
Frank Soule of Presque Isle, is the
guest Of his nephew, A. A. Soule.
Miss l.. c. Best of Boston, was regis
tered at the Augusta House, Friday.
]. F. Pierce of vassalboro. was
among the visitors in the city, Friday.
Hollis Crummett of Weeks Mills,
called upon business acquaintance In
the city, Friday.
John H. Thing of Belgrade, was in
the city, Friday, having been called
here by business.
Miss Mabelle NJ. Hunt went to Her.
mon. Friday afternoon, to pass few
days at her home.
Mrs. H. Z. Goodrich returned. Friday
afternoon, from short visit with
friends in Fairfield.
DR.. A. w. Harvey of Lewiston, was
In the city, over Thursday night, stop
ping at the Augusta House.
Judge w. P. Whitehouse returned
Friday evening. from Auburn where
he has been attending court.
city. Friday, calling upon friends
among the Augusta musical people.
E. A. Kennedy, the postmaster at
West Washington, passed several hours
of Friday in the city on business.
Frank A. Dennis and Arthur S. Pink
ham went to WatervilIe, last evening,
to play in Halls orchestra at a recep-
ton.
Charles Sturtevant and f. s. Hall
will leave on the $50 train. this morn
ing. for a fishing trip TO. the Rangeley
region.
Rev. I. j. Mead will go. today, to
Dexter, to preach. Sunday. as supply
for Rev. Mr. Gould of the Universalist
church.
Miss Ethel E. Farr OF the Cony high
school left on the express. yesterday
afternoon, to spend Sunday in Water
vile. with relatives.
Charles Morrill, of the American Ex-
press Co. who has been laid up for
several days. was down street for the
first time. yesterday.
Olin Pettingill of Wayne. was regis
ing accompanied County Commissioner
Pettingill to the city.
F. r. Jewett of Exeter. called upon
a relative in Augusta, Friday. while
upon his return home from a business
visit in Portsmouth, n. H.
Drs. Sanborn, Harris. Tuell. Davies
and johnson went to Waterville, yes
terday afternoon, to attend a special
meeting of the Maine Academy of
Medicine and Science.
Mrs. Charles Cobb of St. Louis, ar
rived in the city on the afternoon ex-
press. yesterday. having been called
here by the death of her sister-in-law,
the late Mrs. Frank Haskell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weston Smiley of Wa
terviile. who have been attending the
Grand Chapter meeting in the city,
and who have been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Searles on Winthrop street
returned to their home, last evening.
Col. Isaac H. Wing of Wisconsin,
formerly of Augusta, and graduate
of Bowdoin college in the class with
Hon. F. A. Wilson and other Bangor
men, WAS in the city. Thursday, the
guest of Gen. Joseph S. Smith, on State
News.
Lieut.. Martin Sullivan of Portland,
one of the officers of Co. L. 1st Maine
Volunteer Infantry. was in the city
looking up old friends. Friday. Lieut..
was one of the most popular
officers of the regiment and made a
host of friends while in the city before
and after the trip to Chickamauga
park