Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-13
PERSONAL MENTION.


was in the city, yesterday.
]. Clement Mur ply made 4 business
trip to Bangor. yesterday.
c. Il. Written was at Kennebunk-
port Tuesday, adjusting fire losses.
Hon. Josiah Crosby of Dexter was
calling On Augusta "ic1ds, yesterday.
J.. p Evans of The Piscataquis OBJ
server. Dover. was in the city. yestcr
| day.
Mrs A. w York Of Waldoboro, is
visiting at the home of her brother. c.
II. Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Bonney of Boston,
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. K. ". Soule
at 'Summehawis."
Mr.. ana Mrs Henry NJ. Springer ana
daughter Fannie are on q visit t"
Portsmouth. n. II.
F. W. Mathews. assistant special
agent for The Aetna Insurance Co, was
in the city, yesterday.
Misses Ethel Russell ana Mary Phil
| brook went to WaterVille. yesterday,
to see the Colby Bowdoin game.
Mrs. b. c. Farnham of California
| arrived on tlle idliI- W tNNi'-
| ing. to visit her sister. Mrs. @. G.
| Webster.
Mrs. James Cunningham of Cripple
| Creek. Colorado, formerly of Augusta
| is visiting in the city accompanied by
| her two daughters.
Miss Maud Sanborn. daughter of Dr.
| r. T.. Sanborn, has returned from
| school at Montreal. for the summer
| intending later to go to the Islands.
Miss Alice V. Tobey went to Cam
bridge. Mass. yesterday. She VIII
join her parents later. at Warehah'
| Mass. where they have taken house
| Tor the summer.
Nv. Ted Flaack and Mr.. $. f. Leith.
| New York advertising men, connected
| with two Of the largest publishing
houses in the metropolis, were IN the
! CITY Yesterday for short time Ih"y
have been in Waterville with MI
Terry and left he:c for home on the
forenoon train.
Mrs. ". II. Gannett. who has bcon III
| Eoston for some time undcfS'ihS
| Srrcial treatment for the tcncllt OF her
cyne arrived home from that city last
Saturday afternoon. Her many lrlchlS
will he pleased not only at her return
but. also, that her eyes have bccf
much benefited by the treatment re-
ccivcd.
Mrs. James G.. Blaine. accompanied
Tx her daughter, Mrs. Bca!c. passed
tthrourh Augusta. Saturday, on hcr
v,y 10 Bar Harbor. The family are L"
Inc with Mrs. Emmons Blaine at her
MACE in the Adirondacks through the
aumncr Mrs. Blaine having leased the
Far Han Dor cottage and her present
trim bf.ing of Il temporary nature
Mrs. Nellie Philbrick of TINS CITY
who is at present in Buffalo, chJoslhs
the Exposition. writes q friend tila' 'ho
buildings and exhibits are more -"
tifuI than she had anticipated H'
electrical display in the eVei'ihs. -
yond description. Mrs. Phliprlch -
rrets. as do many Maine people 'i"'
tho Pine Tree State is not rePiescii'OU
bv a building, particularly III sie" -
ia large number of handsome Sta,'
buildings on the Exposition siooi'N''
cant. f.. ON. Condor. treasury ~
rnoctor was at the pubic
a., torday going over IL anu
,.rni;nd:, for any nee cssary fcp''i "
IL MAXIM; q tour Of New EnSlan, ~
In. over the public buildings. "hi.'i :,
practically an annual inspection, o -'aa,
condor has, a number OF acqu'''ii'anoc'
bore in the city, all OF Whoi' "fi,'
,t,,o his many good qualities as a MAJ
and Officer. In event Of the Hecieu
clifton to the government puiiuf'
ing built. Capt. Condor Will uhio"p.
,fIv often he z visitor to Ausus''' ! - -
&C. considered one of the pest ii'''i =
e Tho building line in government e''ipio'
a. the present time.