Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

! Albert G. Barnard Of Sidney was in
town. Saturday.
\ W, H. Stilkey spent Sunday at
EootEbay Harbor.
I Miss Maud Cony is enjoying an out
/ ing at Ocean Point.
\ f. Fl. Bodcc of Faycttc was in town
on business, Saturday.
n. c. Grover of Orono. was an Au-
Susta visitor Saturday.
Chester $. Kingsley is spending part
OF his vacation in Boston.
Frank Chase of Waterville, was an
Augusta visitor, yesterday.
General W. S. Choatc was in Biddc-
ford on business, Saturday.
Arthur Hail of Watervilc. spent
Sunday with Everett S. Hall.
I. S. Colder of Belgrade Lakes was
in town on business, Saturday.
Edward +. White of Boston, passed
Sunday with his parents in this city.
MI and Mrs. Otis Webster have re-
turned from an outing at Ocean Point.
Isaac Jackson, Freedom. n. H.. was
registered at Hotel North. yesterday
Mr. ana Mrs. Charles f. Penney are
1t CGrit0l Island for two weeks out
ing.
w. +. Quinn. Maine manager of The
Asso, lated Press. was in Augusta Sat
urday. ~
Warren NJ. IIendec has returned
from three days outing at Squirrel
island.
II. W. Rowe of the Maine Sportsman.
Bangor was in the city on business,
Saturday.
J. l.. Morrill,. who has been here on
a short business trip. left for Boston.
Saturday.
J. Edward Chadbourne. clerk at For
tiers drug store., Watervillc. spent Sat
urday in towns -
Mr.. and Mrs, O. l. Stone and son
went to Ocean Point. Saturday, for a
two weeks stay.
V. T.. Trouant made a business trip
to Portland and Old Orchard the latter
part of the week.
Miss Flora Wilson. clerk at Mrs. c.
T.. LeiShton's. is enjoying a vacation.
She is now at Bath.
A. A. Soulc and daughter ARA. and
Mrs. J. w. SOuie are spending a few
days at Mt. Vernon.
Charles Perry, steward and treasurer
ut the Bangor Insane Hospital. was in
| the city over Sunday.
A. NJ. Bennett Mrs. J. G. Marson
and Mrs. J. +. Cogan are at Terrace
Lodge. Squirrel Island.
Cyrus G.. Elmes was Il passenger on
| the Boston bound boat. Saturday, on
his way back to Mexico.
r. NJ. Bowman left. Saturday. for
| Milo for Il visit with friends and Incl
dentally to try the fishing.
| Mayer Selbing has returned to Eos
ton after Il visit with friends here. He
was accompanied by his sister.
c. l.. Woodwork. night clerk at Io-
| tel North. has returned from Il two
| days outing at Pleasant pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston W. Brown and
daughter left. Saturday. for an outing
at their cottage at Snow pond.
Hon. y. O. Vickery returned to
Ocean Point. Saturday morning. after
n living business trip to the city.
John p. Dyer. who is located with the
SaEadahoc Light e. Power Co. of Bath.
is visiting his old home in this city.
Daniel w. Sexton. clerk at John
| couehlin's drug store. will go to Bos-
| ton. this afternoon. to spend his Vaca-
ton.
DR.. g. II. Campbell spent Sunday
al the Isle of Springs where his wife
and daughter are the guests of Mrs.
.. G. S. Davies.
| Miss Minnie Reed, formerly of this
civ and now of Fitchburg. Mass. is in
the CITY. the guest of Mrs. l.. A. Dyer
and Mrs. H. J. Cross.
| Major MCGEE OF New York. was in
town. Saturday. He is stopping for the
summer at the home of Samuel Cook
son of South Windsor.
| Z. w. Merrill. foreman of the con
str,ction of the Postal Telegraph Co..
was in Augusta, Saturday, on business
connected with that company
Neil f. Newman left on the early
! morning Pullman for Bangor. where
he will enter upon his new duties as
stenographer in the office of the Amer
lean Realty Co.
Harry p. Folsom will leave, today.
for a vacation visit to New York City
and other places. On his. return he
will enter the employ of Goodwin. the
Brunswick druggist.
Thomas Leigh and family went to
Waldoboro. Saturday. Mrs. Leigh and
children will remain for about a
I o. n
his law practice, Tuesday.
IL. Delano and family and Mr.. and
Mrs 7 w. Robbins have returned from
their cottage at Lake Maranocook,
where they have been entertaining
friends and relatives from Boston.
Visitors at the Lithgow library, Sat-
urday. were: Mrs. Rose j. smith,
Portland, Oregon; Annette Rogers
Boston. Mass: Joseph H. Smolensky,
Fall River. Mass: E. L. Wengren