Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-13
PERSONAL MENTION.

Abner e. Clement of Waterville, is
visiting friends in this city
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank F. Clapp of Bos-
| ton, spent Sunday in this city.
Mrs. II. ]. Frederick is passing a few
weeks with friends in Boston.
Miss Marguerite Buckley was the
guest of friends in Watervlle, Satur-
day.
Tho Misses Leona and George La
brick went to Waterville. yesterday, to
attend the wedding of a friend.
Miss Marion Groves is passing a few
| days vacation from her studies at
| Nent's Hill, at her home in this city.
DR.. George d. Rowe of Oakland. for
merIy of the staff at the Insane hos
pitaI. is visiting friends in the city.
| Or. II. p. Jones, d. d. S, of Norway,
returned to his home. Saturday, after
a short visit to DR.. L. l.. Hall of this
city.
George c. Sheldon has returned from
| Skowhegan. where he has been for
several days on business before the
Somerset court.
| Miss George A. Madore, milliner at
the store of Buckley & Goodrich, who
underwent surgical operation, last
week. is progressing nicely.
Miss NJ. NJ. Bradbury of Boston, who
has been making a short visit with her
| sister, Mrs. .. H. Groves returned to
her home on the Pullman. last night.
Among the recent visitors to the
| \
Vincent. Gardiner: Mary f. Cum
mings, Randolph; Aaron Cleaves, Che
league.
Justice w. =. Whitehouse of the su-
preme court. will, this afternoon, leave
for Machias, where he will open court
tomorrow. His stenographer, J. Stan
ley Estes of this city, will accompany
him
Mrs. Emma Huntington Mason will
be the guest of the Fortnightly club OF
Bath. next Wednesday afternoon
She will address the club on ''Tht
Gentle Abnakis" and read the Legend
Of the Smoking Pine" and other orr
ginal poems.
Many friends of Joseph A. Holman
and William II. Chisam called upon
them at their homes, yesterday. Mr.
Holman celebrated his seth birthday an
| niversary and Major Chisam his 92d
Both are in excellent health and both
enjoyed the day very much4
Lieut.. John J. Dooley of Portland
rcgimental inspector of rifle practice
on the staff of Col. L. II. Kendall oil
the LIST Regiment, was in the city. Sun
II. "A 10 ..Tf ~ ~ Ii.ti
e. Dill. inspector general of rifle prac-
tice on Governor Hills staff.
John 2. Dunton of this city. wht
went to Boston. two weeks ago, ha:
connected himself with the opera com.
pany under the management of the
, Rilou Opera House for the remaindel
Of it's season. and for the past weel
has been singing in the opera Pa
tience."
George w. Taylor. formerly a resi-
dent of this city. spent Sunday will
relatives in Augusta. He is now in tn
employ of the Walworth Construction
Co. of Boston and is engaged at Rum
for, where the company has big con
tract for the new paper mill now il
process of construction in that town.
A communication from Mrs. ].
Bailey, 645 North Gibbs street, Pc
mona, Cal. has just been received a
this office. The following clipping from
the Daily Progress of Pomona, is en-
closed: Benjamin Savage of 6i2 Mort
Gordon street. is very dangerously u
and no one is permitted to see him. IL
had two hemorrhages, yesterday morn
iirr Mr. Savage was second lieutenan
of Co. F (Augusta) of the 1st Main
Volunteers during the Spanish Ameri
can war and was i'll with fever in III
camp at Chickamauga park. whic
probably had something to do with tn
loresent trouble" Mrs. Bailey write
THAT all that medical skill or KIN
friends can do for Mr.. Savage will .
done. as he has many friends in 70
, mona. He is son of Mandred
Savage of this city.