Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-30
PERSONAL MENTION.

W. l.. Moody is in Madison. toa,y
on business ''''s
Mrs. Joseph McLain is VISITING
friends in Bangor.
AIRS. James Hayes is VISITING fri.nas
IN LlVermOre Falls
Miss Rogers of Boston. is vis;tir,
Miss Ida SmOlensky.
Miss l.. E,gan has gone to her bom.
IN Fredericton. n. B.
c. G. Hume of Fairfield, was here
on business. yesterday.
Miss Edith Preble has gone to Maai.
son To spend her vacation.
Miss Annie Spencer spent Sunday
with friends ut Richmond
Jesse $. Johnson of the postoffice is
on duty on account of illness
John r. Vile of Flagstaff. was in the
'lt?. yesterday, on business
Hon. T. $. Burns of Westbrook. was
a caller in the city. yesterday.
l.. x. Folsom of Norridgewock. was
in this city on business. yesterday.
+. l.. Staples is on a business trip
TO Lewiston and Rumford Falls.
Harry Gardner Of Boston. was call
ing or friends in the city. yesterday
John d. Clifford Of Lewiston. was
business caller in this city. yesterday.
Mrs. r. Nj. Brann and son have re-
turned from visit To p. NJ Hrann at
Kittery.
Miss Florence Burrill left for Madi-
vacation.
-. G. Graffam and Ralph Folsom
have gone to Ocean Point for a vaca-
ton OF two weeks.
Miss Winnifred Dudley has returned
from Winthrop, after two weeks
visit with friends.
Fred Blake has returned Ia Newport
News. Va. after passing his vacation
with his family in this city.
Miss May Burrill of Pittsfeld who
has been visiting in the city. returned.
yesterday morning to her home.
Gen. F. L. Hoyt Of Lewiston. was in
the city on business connected with
the annual encampment. yesterday.
Mrs ]. Fl. White and son left yes
terday afternoon. for Il two months
visit with relatives at st. Johnsbury.
VI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon Butler of
Waterville. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Casavant and Mr. and Mrs. f. a.
Faucher.
Mrs. T.. G. Leighton left. Monday, for
Boston and Salem. where she will be
the guest of her sister, Mrs. \. c.
Washburn.
Mr.. Chas. Towne and family. who
have been visiting friends in town
the past week. returned TO their home
in Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Placide Couillard and
Miss Carrie Simpson are enjoying an
outing at Ocean Point. They will also
visit Boston.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Wyman. wife of Rev Mr..
Wyman. formerly pastor of the First
Baptist church of this city. was In
Augusta. yesterday
Benedict F. Maher. Esq. left. Satur-
day. for Indianapolis, Ind. on an I'M
nortant law case on which he has been
retained as counsel
Mrs. John r. Lowell and daughter.
Linda May. of Providence. Il. L.. are
spending two weeks with Mrs. r.. >
Hall on School street.
Mr.. and Mrs. job Cartlege ana
daughter. Helen. have returned from
Lawrence. Mass. where they nave
been for a weeks visit.
n. F.. Pryor. assistant manager OF
ny
York. is spending the week with Mrs.
Sadie Lewis at Cobbossee Park.
Rev. Norman McKinnon and family
left Yesterday, for Harpswell for the
month Of August. There will De no
services at the Congregational church'
during that month.
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
fremont Dearborn. George F. Snow.
Miss isabelle Harvey. and Mrs. }.
Frank Snow spent Sunday al camp
Hesperus at the Outlet.
Mrs. Kervin r. Hanks and daughter
lola and Miss Fanny G. Hanks re-
turned. yesterday afternoon. from
lakeside Belgrade, where they nave
been for the past four weeks.
card has been received by fr1end
:, this city from George Fl. Jewett. IL
voc dated at Menagio. Italy. July -.
Menagio is located in the Alps ana 10
Mr. and Mrs Jewett were enJoyins' a.
the time. the beauties Of the A'p'"e
scenery.
W. II Jackson of Readfield Depot
IN town. yesterday. While mere
We purchased the lumber for the new
ne.a, which he is to build at that place;
NJ ,o,,sa is to contain So rooms. ana
e assigned to accommodate the spo' Us
! mon who visit that place.
/ party composed of DR.; ana MIS- niste =.
7. Dolliver and Mrs Dol,lse, ds,nhter
NJ. Norris of Chicago. ana da"s". ~,
NJ MrS !. Anna Norris. Mrs. Henry NORTH 9'1''a
. :, . Mr.. G. r. Campbell and little
'on ah h MILDRED arrived on last even
ins.s train from pemaanid where a tney
lharc been for the past Two , wee"s'
r,.v rep ort a most delightful time.