Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-12
PERSONAL MENTION,

II. w. Mcscrve Of Portland, wa
among Wednesdays visitors.
w. H. Boynton passed a part a
Wednesday in the Capital CITY.
Captain n. $. Cole made a brief bust
ness visit to Watervile, Wednesday.
DIR. G. l.. Blakcly made a husines.
trip to Somerset county, Wednesday.
Mrs. :. Film OF Boston. was registered
at the Cony house, Wednesday noon.
F. l.. Millett Of Mechanic Falls. wa,
in the city, "Wednesday. on business.
III. II. Bryant of Lewiston. made {
business call in the city, Wednesday.
Allan Clark, Colby '03. was in tn.
city over Tuesday night at his home.
Alderman f. II. Wellnan passed tho
day, Wednesday. mt the Topsham fair
+. r. Fiiicld of Bangor. made a bust
ness visit to the Capital CITY. Wednes-
day.
| |. ID. Clement Of Monroe. was in the
city. Wednesday, on matter of bust
ness.
| w Fl. Howe Of Pittsneld. passed Il
part Of the day, Wednesday. in Au-
| gusta.
Merton Wheeler made a brief visit
to his home i'll Clinton, Wednesday
afternoon.
Colonel Fred Atwood of Winterport.
passed a part Of the day. Wednesday,
i'll Augusta.
w. p. Thompson. Esq, of Belfast.
was registered at the Augusta house,
Wednesday.
Mrs. II. J. Coleman left on the fore
noon train. "Wednesday. for d trip to
Lowell. Mass.
Hon. l.. y. Carver ana Hon. s. j.
Fhadbourre attended the Topsham
fair, Wednesday.
L. q. Cornish left. Tuesday afternoon.
for professional trip to the eastern
part Of the State.
II. \. skinner. a well-known North
Arson horse dealer, was in the city for
time. Wednesday.
Lemuel Cannon of Fairfield Center.
was among the visitors to the Maine
Capital. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Miller of Skow-
hogan. We're in the city, Wednesday
tn guest of friends.
Fred Brown was one Of those on the
special that went to Topsham.
Wednesday morning.
William Hayden ana James +. At
kins We're among the Topsham fair at
tcndants, Wednesday,
Prof Harry Perry went to Portland
Wednesday. where he has an engage
ment with an orchestra.
Mrs. T. II. Leighton and Mrs l.. L.
Wellman went ID Topsham, Wedncs-
day, TO attend the fair.
Mr. and Mrs. +. T. Eaynor left on
the Pullman, last night. for visit to
st. Stephens and Calais.
Charles Dickson lift Oh the morning
train, Wednesday, for Portland, where
he Will remain for q time.
Mrs. NJ. A. Cunningham Of Lomins-
ter Mass. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j.
+. Fossett, 81 Court street.
Major Atwood Sraulding of Caribou,
Was in the city. Wednesday afternoon.
while upon his way to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. q. Currier and l.. NJ.
Chandler Of Camden. were among the
visitors Of Wednesday in Augusta.
Hon. Henry Lord Of Bangor, passed
through The city, Wednesday after
noon. while upon his way to New York
William Clark Of Carratunk. the
manager of the estate of the late Hon
Omar Clark. was IN the city, Wcdncs-
day
J. =. Oliver one Of the Pullman car
conductors on II and Pullman trains
has returned to his run after Il vaca-
ton.
+. +. Chase left, Wednesday, for the
northern part of Somerset county to
visit a friend and if possible to get a
deer.
II. F. Davis. the Bar Harbor Pullman
agent. was a passenger on one Of the
trains of Wednesday on his way to
Boston.
Mrs f. l.. Mosher, who has been in
the city, visiting her husband, return
ed to.hcr home in Guilford. Wednesday
afternoon.
r. A. Dennis and Arthur Pinkham
returned home on the morning train
Wednesday. from an engagement at
Waterville.
Miss Arda Warren of Nassalboro.
was in the city, calling on friends,
Wedne Sday.
Mrs d. w. McCrilIis Of Dexter. is in
the city. having been called here by
the serious illness of Gorham Towle of
Swan street.
Among others who attended the fair
at Topsham. Wednesday, We're Fred
White. Burt Page, Leonard Durfer and
Robert Lynn.
W. @. Pulsifer Of Mechanic Falls.
passed Tuesday night at the Cony
House, calling on his friends about the
city, Wednesday.
Ernest Hewitt left on the morning
train, Wednesday, for a trip through
upper Kcnnebec and Somerset in the
interest of Hill & Locke.
Charles T. Woodward of Bangor,
we'll known among Augusta lawyers.
was in the city. Wednesday, on bust
ness at the State House.
Mrs. Oscar Hulway, Mrs. w. f. Liv-
ingstone and Mrs. q. f. Halves were
among the ladies who went to Water
Vile, Wednesday, to attend the fedora
ton meetings.
Chief of Police Walter Gilman Of