Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-18
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Anna Pettingill of Brewer. was
in the city. Monday.
Hon. George +. Macomber is in Bos-
ton on a weeks business trip.
w. F. Day of Lewiston. made a
business trip to this city, Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Wadleigh is reported 10 be
qaite seriously i'll with rheumatism.
c. w. Simpson OF Portland, is Wis
iting s. c. G. Ward, 2S School street
f. NJ. Banding of Bangor. was
among the visitors in town, Monday.
Mrs. j. c. Bradford of Auburn. is
visiting at K. w. Soulc's, Hammond
Grove.
r. +. Paire of Winslow, Bowdoin 'o3,
was calling on Augusta friends, yes
terday.
Dennis Donovan. a member of tie
Boston police force, is visiting relatives
III town.
Thomas Adams. who has been visit
ing his daughter in Boston, has return
ed home.
Fred L. Sukeforth of Washington is
visiting Chester Kingsley at his home
on Winter street.
Walter Wiltshire Of Watnrville. was
in town. Monday. to attend the Gage
Wiltshire wedding.
Mrs. G. a. Ames left on the forenoon
train. Monday. for Boston. where she
will make a short visit
Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Gage Of Ply
mouth. who were in the city, Monday,
returned home, Tuesday.
Clarence Burdin will soon 20 to Fair
field. whore he is to enter the employ
of the American Wooden Co.
Mrs. G. +. Fairbanks of West Gard-
ner is in the city. called by the i'll
ness Of her brother, g. A. Trask.
NJ. and Mrs. u. T. Cutler Of Whit
ing. Iowa. have been in the city for Il
few days. stopping at the Cony House.
Dr. Harry +. Gribhen of Portland,
who expects to open an office in this
city in few weeks. was in the city,
yesterday.
Misses Annie Macomber and Ger
trudc NeWhcrt lett. Tuesday fore
noon. for Bradford Academy. Brad
ford. Mass.
a. j. Pierce has returned from Port
land. where he has been for week,
undergoing treatment at the Eye and
Ear Infirmary.
Miss Flora Hunnewell of Cambridge.
Mass. who has been the guest of her
cousin Mrs. A. r. McCurdy. on Court
street. has returned home.
Mrs. Maria Cunningham and Mrs.
Ethel Bailey and daughter of LeOmln-
stcr. Mass. are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Fossett, on Court street.
Edward W. Gray of the Cony House
| force who has been enjoying n vaca-
| tion at his old home in Eockland and
| in Massachusetts. has returned home.
II. NJ. Wiltshire of Gorham, who was
| in the city. Monday, to attend the
wedding of his sister, Miss Mary Will
| shire. returned home, Tuesday morn
| ing.
Miss Maud Stanwood. who has been
visiting her aunt, Miss Alice +. Stan
| wood has returned to her work
| among the colorcd population OF
| Mississippi.
| DIR q. NJ. Twitchell of the Maine
/ Farmer, Ntllt " L ifiNiiNN''h' Az ''''
| Yesterday. where he will act as one OF
tho Judges at the Maritime exposition
| held there this week.
| 7. p GiddinEs and family, and Mrs.
6 r. Terrill. all of RostOn, who have
been enjoying life in the woods in the
northern part of the State. We're IN
| town Sunday. on their way to Week S
/ Mills.
| Among recent visitors to the Lith-
cow library have been: Mrs. NJ. a.
| Rates Mrs. NJ. f. Davis, Arthur Davis
Fairfield. Alvena J. Stetson, Mrs. T.
7 Goodwin. Waterville; Mrs. Julia F
| DirgIov Harvey f. Dingley, Syracuse.
n. Y.
II is understood that the popular
ianitor of the court house, Ethel II
Jones who has been confined to his
,,,,. f,r some days by illness. is nc
better and is not able to be seen by
friends 1t is also understood that he
is being treated by Christian Scien-
/ fists.
Geo. Williams has entered the Uni
,ersitv of Maine. and left for orono
! sunday afternoon, accompanied by
nov EIynt of the Sophomore class. Mr.
| wil,iams is a pitcher of more than or
6iparv merit and will probably be
be.rd from on the college diamond
| nnyt season.