Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-07-28
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Ina Bliss of Waterville. was in
| the city, Friday.
&. a. Messer was in Wateryile on
business. yesterday.
oscar Holway left the city for SPUR
rel Island. yesterday.
Charles Il. Davis of Waterville was
in the city. yesterday.
Hon. John F. Hill left town, Thurs
day. for his former home in Eliot
Mrs. w. /. Clifford of Skowhegan. was
visiting Augusta relatives. Friday.
Mrs. Charles II. Thorpe Of Lowell.
Mass. Joined her husband in this city,
yesterday.
Mrs. Addie f. Cook of Pennington.
y. H.. was among yesterdays visitors
to the city.
Joseph Williamson. Jr., returned on
the boat. Friday. from a short business
trip to Boston.
l.. Z. Bateman. staff correspondent
for the Lewiston Journal, was in the
city. yesterday.
Mrs. Il. Thayer and Miss Maude
Hidden Of Brooklyn. n. Y, are visiting
Mrs. b. F. Morse
Miss Alice and Mr.. Daniel Stanwood
will leave for Squirrel Island. today,
for months visit
Daniel Hescock, who has been in
Boston, for a few days past, arrived
home. Friday morning.
ID. c. Robinson returned to his camp
at Hammond's S, yesterday. after a three
weeks trip to Indiana
Mr. and Mrs. II. f. Pryor Of New
York City. are the guests of Mrs. E.
S. Hall, Sewall street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F.. Savage and
daughter of Lowell. Mass. are visit
ing Mrs. Everett S. Hall.
The Gannetts are at present in Rome.
Italy. with the exception of Miss Flor
ence, who is visiting in this city.
Miss II. r. White. Mrs. Geo. Phil
brook and Miss May Philbrook, are en-
joying short outing at Old Orchard
beach.
Mrs. Belle Brown and Miss Elaine
Currier of Boston. arrived in the city
yesterday. to make a short visit with
friends.
A. F. Emery of Chicago, is calling
on friends in the city. Mr. Emery is a
native of Augusta, residing here 20
years ago.
Gov. and Mrs. Chas. Knowlton, who
have been the guests of friends at
Ocean Point, during the week, arrived
home, Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter of Chelsea.
Mass, who have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Quimby. return
ed home. Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Thomas Clark has re-
turned from Southwest Harbor. where
she went to accompany her aunt who
is on visit to her brothers at that
place
f. II. Beal of this city, and his
nephew. Nelson w. Crane. will sail
from Boston. August 4, on the steam
ship Winifredian, for Europe They
will visit the Paris Exposition, and ex-
pect to be abroad about six weeks.
Letters recently received from Mrs.
Fred G. kinsman and family stated
that they We're in London and We're en-
Joying themselves very much. At pres
ent they are journeying on the river
Rhine, on their way to Italy
The friends of G. NJ. Randall. NJ. D..
formerly of this city. may be pleased
To learn of his recent appointment to
the staff of the Lowell hospital. This
is the oldest hospital in the city of
Lowell and the position is quite fiat
tering. considering the doctors brief
residence in that city. The doctor is
at present at Pemaquid Harbor. con-
valescing from an attack of appendi-
citis.
The city's most aged visitor for Fri
day, was Major Seward Dill of Sequel.
Cal, who is in his 93d year. Mai. Dill
is former citizen of Phillips this
State. and this summer made the trip
across the continent unattended. He
will spend the summer in Maine. re-
turning to his Western home in time
to register his ballot for Mckinley.
Though nearing the century mark.
Major Dill hardly depends on the cane
he carries and ordinary print is easy
reading for him.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank l.. Sealy are the
guests of Mrs. w. S. Livingston Both
Mr. and Mrs. Sealy are musical artists
and the morning service at the Con-
gregational church will be made es-
pecially interesting by their assistance.
Mr.. Sealy is the organist of the Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian church of New
York city. He has most kindly con-
scented to play at the close of the SER
yica and Mrs Sealv who has n birhl,,