Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-02

/. eo where he was called h,
the serious Illness OF his brother ~
Charles Rice Of Riverside co,
formerly of Farmingdale. Wa .,,;,,.
on friends in the city yesterday.
| j. l.. Morrill,. general fo,o !.
| construction for the Postal ra,n.
| Co., was in the city. last EVENING
Mrs. E. A. Andrews and d,va,,o,
, Grace Will soon go to Boston. Where
they Will reside the coming winter
The Misses Harriet and Sidney
Manley have returned from Sn.i,
Point. where they have spent the
summer.
Wallace Dyplock of A. A co,,,o.s
furniture store. and Bernard R,,t,or1
field have gone to Boston and Now
York for a weeks trip.
John c. Whittier of the America,
Express Cos. office in this city. is TAX
ing a two weeks vacation. mart of
which he is passing in Boston.
Daniel Webster, Jr.. Of Bangor. su-
perintendent of the American EXPRESS
Co., was in the city. yesterday. on busi-
ness connected with that company
Abbie Britton of Waterville. were in
me city yesterday, to attend the
funeral or the late w. +. S. Whitman.
r. w. Stevens of Portland state
deput! of the Modern Woodmen of
America. was in the city. yesterday. on
business connected with that organiza-
ton.
w. Il. Getchell. who went on the trio
to St John with Canton Augusta. but
left the party on the return at Ban
Sor, for a trip to Belfast, has returned
home
Miss Annie Spencer has gone to Els
worth, where she is to play the piano
at an exhibit of musical Instruments
made by Staples, Smith & Moody of
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Butterfield. Miss
Bertha Buttertield and II. G. Abbott
of Waterville. were in the city. yes
terday. to attend the funeral exercises
over the remains of the late w. f.. S.
Whitman.
Rev. Frank o. Ward was unable to
occupy the pulpit at the Peoples
church, last Sunday. as was expected
He has been ill for some time at his
home at Pleasant Hill, but is slowly
recovering.
Rev. George F. Degen will leave. to-
day. for Johnstown. n. Y, to attend
the marriage of his son, Lieut. John
Alden Degen. u. S. A.. and Miss Glare
Elise Won Weinberg, which will take
place there, next Tuesday.
Among the recent visitors to the
L!thgow library have been: n. G.
Merrill. New Gloucester: Archie w.
Hall. Leona V. Hall, Vienna; James A.
BATHS. Salem. Mass: Mrs. NJ. A.
Swanton. Roxbury. Mass.
DR.. c. V. Richards of Skowhegan.
Miss Mary a. Richards of Lewiston,
mouth. Mrs. William Clark Of Malta
pan. Mass. and Mr.. and Mrs E.
]. Pulsifer of Minot. We're in the city.
yesterday. on business before the pro-
bate court.
Among those who went to Bath to
attend the launching of the William
2. Frye. yesterday. We're: Hon. J. II.
Marley. Mrs. Harriet S. Lambard,
Fred W. Plaisted. {. S. Hichborn. +.
II. Folsom, Col. +. c. Dill John II.
Cogan. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Morton,
and Hon. o. d. Baker.
George Potter has gone on visit to
friends in Baltimore. 1t is said that
he has looked forward to this trip for
a long time and it is even rumOred that
he has forfeited money in the past as
a result Of not going. He will be away
about three weeks. w. +. Blanchard
is taking his place at the post office.
Oliver l.. Hall. son of Judge o. q.
Hall of the Kennebec county Superio"
court will leave, this week, accom-
panied by Mrs. Hall, for the Exposition
at Buffalo. MI Hall. who is known
as one of the bright newspaper men
of the State. has been at Bar HarbOr.
tfis season. as the representative of
the Bangor Commercial.
Edward s. Lovejoy, formerly of this
city, and for several years a teacher
in Texas. has been elected principal
of the Camden High school. and enter
ed upon his new duties, at the open
ing of the fall term. After gradual
ing from Bowdoin in '95 Mr. LOvejoy
taught at Forney. Texas. for three
years and for the past year has taught
at the West Texas Military
Academy al San Antonio. He is very
successful as teacher and his many
friends in Augusta and through Maine
are glad to welcome him back to the
home State.