Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

| Miss Frances Haskell of this city.
is visiting relatives in Rockland.
DR.. f. c. Thayer of Waterville. was
in this city, yesterday, on business.
Deputy Sheriff Colby Getchell of Wa
terville, was in town, last evening.
+, n. Stone of Brownfield. was among
the out town people in this ,itv YES
terday.
Rev. p. n. Coyer of Waterville. was
in this city. yesterday, calling On
parishioners.
| c. \. Robertson of Bangor. was
among the out-of-town people in the
city. yesterday
pr l.. j. Crooker. Jr., who Is spend
ing the sumner at Capitol Island. was in
town, yesterday.
! Mrs. II. G. Perry of Holyoke. Mass.
is guest at the home Of Mrs. a. w.
Jones in this city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Ward will leave
today. for Squirrel Island. where they
Will remain for two weeks
II. q. Abbott, who has been the guest
Of friends in this city. has returned
to his home in North Nassalboro
ing her vacation in Appleton, has re-
turned To her home on Northern
avenue.
Rev. Samuel Upjohn will arrive in
town, today, and will be a guest at the
home of Mrs. Daniel Williams in this
city for a week.
Rev. Charles II. Is. Seliger, pastor Of
the North Augusta Methodist church
and Mrs. Seligcr left, Friday, for
weeks visit at Athens.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Little ana
Thomas Albion Little and party of
Boston friends, spent the day, yester-
day. at Merrymeeting Park.
County Commissioner Il. G. Burgess
left. yesterday morning. for Chicago
where he will attend the National En-
campmrnt of the Grand Army.
Fred Webster. a student at the Mass
achusctts Institute Of Technology, who
is spending his vacation 1T Capitol
Island, was in the city. yesterday.
Mir. ana Mrs. +. A. Noble with their
two children left on the boat Thurs
day, for Boston. where they Will be IN
tertained by relatives for two weeks.
Department Commander Lewis Sell
bing of the Union Veterans Union.
left. yesterday, FOR the Eastern part
Of the State. where he attended Il camp
fire.
g. e. Savage ana family and p. n
Savage and family Of this city. ami
Mrs +. &. Dudley Of Montana. will
leave. today, for Ocean Point, where
| they will occupy the Allen cottage.
Mir. and Mrs w J. Daggett Of Phil
| lips. and their sons Harold ana Ray.
| are being entertained at the home of
Mrs. Daggett's mother. Mrs. Louisa
Higgins on State street in this city.
| Miss Edith Wadsworth and Miss
| Marie Theme left yesterday morning.
| for Portland, where they will remain
| for a short time Miss WadsWorth
will go to Amherst before her return
to this city.
| Frank Thompson. who has had charge
of the headquarters mess room at the
muster ground, will have charge Of the
| Adams house for the next two weeks,
while the proprietor, Mr.. Adams, is on
| a vacation.
Mr.. ana Mrs ID. w. Ward Of Angus
"a and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Sawyer
!
Hallowell. are at Squirrel Island for Il
two weeks stay. They are occupying
Terrace Lodge.
Mrs. Annie L. Turner of Washington,
| Me, was in the city, yesterday. Mrs.
| Turner has been on two weeks trip
to Taunton Mass, where she has been
visiting her husband and son, stopping
on the way for several days. at old
, Orchard. She left for her home, yes
terday.
The friends Of DR.. A. II. Sturtevant.
brother of Mr.. Chas Sturtevant of the
Augusta Savings Bank. will be pleased
to learn that he has decided to locate
in this city and will open an office in
Opera House block about the first Of
September. The doctor is 4 registered
druggist. graduate of BoWdoin Medi-
cal College and for the past year has
been house physician in the Maine Gen
eral hospital al Portland.
Hon. and Mrs. T. o. Nickery, who
have been in their summer cottage at
Ocean Point since the latter part Of
June. returned home. last evening.
sorry to leave their pleasant surround
ings at the Point. but glad to be once
more at home Their grandson, Percy
V. Hill. accompanied them. also Mr.
and Mrs. j. II. Symonds of Peabody.
Mass. who have been spending their
vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. Nickery.
Mr.. Symonds is cashier of the South
ern National Bank of Boston.
\ personal letter from F. H. BeaIe
announces the safe arrival of himself
and nephew, Nelson Crane, at
London. Eng. on the 1ith instant.
They were to remain there for a few
DAYS and then cross over to the con-
tinent, visiting Paris and the EXPOSE
ton. thence to Cologne, Stuttgart
Strasburg. Munich and Oberammergau.
At the last place they expect to arrive.
on the 25th attend the Passion Play
ana proceed to Venice. Florence, Rome
and Naples They intend To sail from
Naples Aug 81 and reach New York