Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-11
Personal MENTION.

/ Or. w. IL. fairbanks of WinthrOD
was in town. Tuesday.
c. G. Pickett of Boston. is at the Ho-
tel North for a few days.
Mrs. Walter c. Smith is very i'll at
her home on Bridge street.
Geo. A. ouimby went to Boston on
the noon express, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. L. Minot OF EEL
grade were in the city, Tuesday.
Rev. FIR. jacques of North Adams
Mass, is with friends in the city.
Mrs. A. D. Weeks was messenger
or the Boston-bound boat. Yesterday.
| Miss Mabel Gallagher of Union. N.
H., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. White.
| DIR. $. f. Green of Scion. was in the
city, Tuesday, on professional business.
| Dominic Matthew will start. TODAY.
J for Montreal. where he will enter COL
| lege.
| Thomas p. Baker of Conway, N. H.,
was registered at the Cony House, last
evening.
| MIR. and Mrs. Leander F. Haskell of
| China, We're in this city on business
yesterday.
Sheriff Charles r. Brown and Harry
French of Bangor, We're in the city
yesterday.
Miss Beatrice Cook has returned
| from five-weeks visit with friends al
MelrOse. Mass.
Miss Bertha holmes is enjoying her
vacation as the guest of friends al
Sprague'S Mills.
John c. Weber of the firm of Web
Der & Gage. is in Boston looking after
business matters.
Mrs. Merton o. Foster has entered
TIE employ of w. c. Hawes as clerk al
Mr.. Halves store.
City Clerk l.. A. Burleigh left. Mon
day. for Portland. and expects to be
absent for the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. s. Hall are enjoy
my carriage drive on the coast in
the vicinity of Camden.
Rev. George F.. Degen. rector OF St
Marks church. is enjoying a few days
fishing at Belgrade Lakes.
w. &. Halves and f. Fl. Jenkins left,
yesterday afternoon. for Boston, on a
business trip of a few days.
Mrs. f. a. Mason and Miss Lizzie
Milliken have returned from n months
vacation. spent at Southport.
DIR. d. S. Hunnewell of Madison. was
in town. Tuesday. the guest of his son,
o. r. Hunewell. Hospital street.
City Marshal Charles II. Harrington
and Judge Frank X. shaw of Water
Vile Were in the city. yesterday.
c. Il. Written of the Macomber.
Farr < Written insurance agency,
WAS in Bath on business. yesterday.
Elmer F. Folsom. formerly of the J.
f. Fuller Co.. now of Springfield. Mass.
was in the city on business, yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. James c. Kirkpatrick
went to Boston. yesterday. They will
make it a combination business and
pleasure trip.
Rev Mr.. Kelley and family. who
have been the guests of General and
Mrs. Selden Common. have gone to their
home in Washington. d. c.
Alex McCausland has returned from
an eight days vacation spent at Ocean
Point. Mrs. McCausland and son Ar
thur will remain for a longer visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sawyer left
town, Monday. for Boothbay. and from
there will go to Bar Harbor. where Mr..
Sawyer has accepted position in
drug store.
Miss Charlotte Partridge. who has
lately recovered from a severe attack
of pleuro- pneumonia, expects To be
able to return to her duties in the Port
land High school, in about two weeks.
W. II. Fisher and family have re-
turned from Isle of Springs where Mrs.
Fisher and children have spent the
summer. Mr.. Fisher being with them
when not detained here by his law
practice.
Mrs. Ellen Stinchfeld and daughter.
Mrs. NJ l.. Wheeler. Miss Alice Fol
som and +. +. Barrows, who have been
enjoying the sea air at Fort Popham.
for 10 days past, arrived home. Mon
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Turner Of New
York city, were here yesterday. Mr.
Turner is the special agent of the Ger
man American Fire Insurance Co. ana
had business with the Macomber. Farr
& Written agency.
MIS-. l.ttIlld wv VI
passed through here. Monday after
noon. on her way home from Auburn
where she has been spending few
weeks with her husband. who is ill at
q sanatorium at that place.
r. T.. Bond has returned from Bos-
ton and New York. having been absent
from the city about three weeks. dur
ing which he has been studying the
Photographic art in conventions ana
II some Of the larger city studios.
Among the recent visitors at the
Iithgow library have been: G. l.. Hal
lett. Montpelier, Vt: Miss Agnes
Booth. Cambridge. Mass; Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. +. Toothaker. Phillips. Me-; c.
+. Young. Houlton; James Grover, To-
ronto. canada; Florence NJ. Easton.
Sarah NJ. Terry. Hyde Park. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas f. Jewett. Sa-
lem. Mass: l.. Agnes Cushing. Thorn
| aston. Me.
Miss Una L. Brann, Cony High
school, 90. and Pennington Normal,
'3S began her duties as assistant in the
| York High school, this week. Miss
| Rrarn taught at the Lee Normal
| Academy last year and her good work
| attracted the attention Of the York
| s,booI committee with the result that