Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-15
PERSONAL MENTION.

if'iiiN " vi Niiit, WAS
| in the city. Saturday.
VIII Hilton passed the latter part of
last week in Ellsworth.
Mrs. II. +. Goodrich passed Sunday
with friends in Chelsea
Albert Barnard of Sidney. was in the
city on business, Saturday.
Miss Leda Bernard has returned
from her visit to Watervlle.
MIR. Fairfield Of PASSPORT. is visiting
his son, Fred Fairfield of this city.
William Titcomb returned home.
Saturday. from Phillips Exeter Acad-
envy.
Among the visitors to the city, sat
urday. was Horace Purinton OF Water
vile.
Miss Alice Johnson returned. Satur-
day evening. from school at cam
bridge. Mass.
Miss Hannah Doyle. who has been
employed at Hotel North. has accept
ed position in Thomaston.
John V. Lane left. Saturday after
noon. for weeks visit to his former
home in Chichester, New Hampshire.
Mrs. Charles Marston and children.
Burlcigh and Lillian. of Watervile.
passed Saturday and Sunday in the
city.
Mrs. ". II. Dunton left on the fore
noon train, Saturday. for Boston.
where she will visit friends and rela-
tives.
NJ. and Mrs. Frank Oak spent
Sunday at Skowhegan. Mr. Oak sill
return, today. but Mrs. Oak will make
. more extended visit.
Governor and Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Cony.
Miss Heath and Miss Edith Partridge.
returned from Bangor on the Saturday
afternoon express.
Miss Melvin;r Parker assistant at
the Cony High school. returned. Sat
urcay. from her home in Warren.
where she has been spending her va
cation.
James Hudson of the Harvard Law
school. passed through the city. Sat
urday. on his way to visit friends at
Colby College and at his hosne at
GUilford.
Mrs. Harriet Stevens Of Grove
street has gone to the City hospital
for 4 few weeks treatment. Her
many friends wish her success and a
speedy recovery.
The many friends Of Lillian NJ.
knowles are glad to learn she is able
10 return to her home in Belgrade a.
ter having undergone an operation ut
the City Hospital.
irving O. Gage has bceen appointed
manager of the Winthrop branch Of
the Augusta Trust Co.. and will leave
for Winthrop. this morning. to assume
the duties of his new position. His
many friends in town will wish him
success.
Donald +. Snow of Bangor. Bowdoin
'0l. spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends in Augusta on his way back to
college from the Easter recess. Mr..
Snow is the business manager of the
volume Tales of Bowdoin" which will
appear in June
Rev. FIR. jacques and Dominic Mat
hew will leave. today. for Boston ant
Pittsfield. Mess. to be gone two weeks
While away they will arrange for th'
costumes for the play lie Rel de:
Oubliettes." to be given at the Opcr;
house. in the near future.
Newman Fl. Athoe. whose i.eSigna
ton as organist at st. Marks EpiSco
pal church was announced in Satur-
days Journal. has been elected organ
! list and choirmaster of the Cath "dra
at Springfield. ILL.,. where he will entel
upon his new duties about the middle
of May. Mr.. Athoe has ofiiGiated at st
Marks for the past Is morths. lie ha:
| made host of friends who will be 7Or
| ry to have him go away. .but who vii
congratulate him on the fact that hi.
great capabilities have secured for hin
call to this nc W field il, the West
where, no doubt. he will m: Ike for him
self q new circle of we rm friends.