Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-07
PERSONAL MENTION.

j. Il. Young was in Waterville, yes
teruav' on a short business trip.
1t is reported that Mrs. James G
i'ialne Is very i'll at her home on State
street.
j. a. robson, the East side grocer, is
spending the week at Belfast and vi
entity.
Mrs. H. ]. Turner and son, are
spending two weeks vacation at
Wayne.
Chas. Il. Marston and family are at
Long Island, Portland Harbor, on a ten
days outing.
MISS Clara Libby and Ida Shaw
spent the Fourth and Sunday at Bel
grade Lakes.
Alfred Hopkins and Fred Lennox re-
turned, yesterday, from a weeks visit
to Wiscasset.
hiram II. Taylor of South Vassal-
boro' was in the city, yesterday, on
Il business trip.
Policarpe Blanchette started, yester-
day, on a short business trip to Lewis
ton and Portland
MISS Kate Kelley arrived in the city.
Sunday, from Whitefield, where she
spent the Fourth.
Ernest Lunt, clerk at Buckley &
Goodrich's, started on a two weeks
vacation, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs E. E. Marston and Miss
Halle Harrison, are spending few
days at the Outlet.
L. d. Carver. State librarian, left,
yesterday, for Kineo, where he will re-
main until Thursday.
Miss Minnie Reed of Russell & West
ons, is spending two weeks vacation
i'll Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. q. J. Besscy went to Richmond,
yesterday, to pass few weeks with
her parents at that place.
Colonel and Mrs r. w. Soule left on
train 3, Monday noon, with the Sports
mems excursion to Kineo.
Miss May Cushman returned to the
city, yesterday, after Il four days trip
to her home, at WinslOw.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Lunt and daugh-
ter, Miss Myrtle, have gone on q two
NtCNo ZIP Ill lllc country.
Miss Ada Bridges, who has been to
Lake George, the past few days, ar
rived III the city, last night.
Hon. John w. Chase has leased the
Cole cottage at Ocean Point, and is
occupying it for a few weeks.
Miss Helen Maddox, who has been in
Waterville and vicinity, for a weeks
vacation, has returned to the city.
Rufus G.. King of Monmouth, is stop
ping for Il few days with his nephew
Daniel l.. Allen, on Flagg street.
Mrs P. O. Vickery, Mrs Z. f.
Smith and Mrs. VIOLA Small have gone
to Ocean Point to spend the summer.
Eugene Chase, who has been confined
TO the house for the past six weeks, was
down town for the first time Monday.
Miss Julia Berry, who has been the
guest of Portland friends for a week
past, arrived home, Monday morning.
Miss Grace Downing arrived home,
Monday morning. from Portland. where
she had passed the Fourth with friends.
Mrs. II. II. Randall and Miss Frances
V. Gullifcr left, Saturday, for Squirrel
Island, where they will spend the week.
Miss Ruth A. Bowman of Washing
ton who has been visiting her sister in
this city, returned home, Monday morn
ing
Miss Bertha A. Pullcn returned from
sjkoWhcgan, Sunday evening, where she
spent the Fourth with her grandpa
rents.
Miss Lillian p. Carleton, who has
been the guest of Miss Maude w. Whit
man of Western avenue, returned home
Monday.
Harry Gilman, who has been visit
ing his parents ut The Forks for the
past few days, returned to the city
yesterday.
Miss Catherine Weeks and Miss Julia
Church are spending d few days il
Salem, Mass, the guests of Mrs. c. A
Washburn.
e. E. Marden of Watervillc, spent
Saturday and Sunday in the city, visit
ing friends. Mr.. Marden was a former
resident here.
Jesse S. Johnson of the postoflice
force and his daughter, Miss G. May
| Johnson, are visiting relatives in Bos-
| ton and vicinity.
A, S. Pnkham returned from Ocean
| Point, where he has been with his
| family who are summering there, at
| the Ward cottage.
| Frank Fuller of Maiden, Mass, is tn,
| guest of MIR. and Mrs. Herman Clark
at their summer home, Fernside Cot
taEc, CObboSSeecontee.
! Fred Wilson and Peter Berry ar.