Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-19
DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL THURSDAY FEBRUARY 49, 1908.
in the city on legal business. yester-

| in the city on legal business, yester-
day.
| Percy w. Means. pharmacist, is con-
fined to the house by an attack of the
grip.
e. l.. Parrot of Oxford, is visiting
/ his father, Representative George j.
Parrot.
| Lee Johnson, clerk in Webber's gro
Gerry store, is confined to the house by
! the grip.
Roger North of Quimby & North. left,
Yesterday, for short business trip in
! Massachusetts.
| Mrs Nellie Philbrick went to CAM
den, yesterday, to install the officers
of Bay View Lodge, y. of II.
H. Cyrus Bolduc of Washington street,
| is the new clerk in the grain store of
the b. +. Parrott Co., Water street
Oscar Dlworth of Madison, was in
! the city on business, yesterday. Mr..
Dilworth is in the jewelry business
Miss Sylvia Cove, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Elias ". Cove of Cony street,
/ is recovering from a run of typhoid
fever.
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guest of Representative and Mrs. e. w.
Howe Of Canton, at the Augusta
House.
John NJ. Ramsey. Esq, of Blaine, H.
C. Sharp of Monticello, and f. W.
Berry of Island Falls were in Augusta
yesterday.
Fl. Il. Durham, the clothing mer-
chant, and daughter, Miss Miriam
Durham. We're down from Waterville,
Wednesday.
William F. Harnden, clerk in J. F.
Young's drug store, will go to his home
at North Arson, today, for visit of
several days.
Emile, the 6-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henri Lemieux of Laurel
street, is able to be out after having
typhoid fever
Prof. and Mrs. C. Vey Holman OF
Bangor, We're in Augusta, yesterday.
Prof. Holman is one of the professors
in the University of Maine Law school.
Miss Marion Harlow, bookkeeper for
the Maine Farmer, is taking u vaca-
ton in Massachusetts. Miss Lizzie
Barrett is taking her place during her
absence.
| G.. Fred Dill went to Lewiston.
Wednesday, TO attend the annual ban
uuet of agents and assistant agents in
Maine of the Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance Co.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Wheeler of
Brunswick. have been visiting her sis
ter Mrs. Harvey Mooers, Court street.
Mr.. Wheeler is the well-known horse
man of Brunswick.
Mrs. Margaret Wilder of Pembroke,
is a guest at DIR. George NJ. Twitchelrs
on Green street. Mrs. Wilder is a
daughter of Representative Albert S.
Farnsworth of Pembroke.
G. A Ames, Warren Malcolm and
Harry H. Lee attended the Maine
Horse breeders convention at Water
vile, Wednesday, and came back feel
ing enthusiastic over the prospects for
a good working association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Getchell of
Bridge street, went to PASSPORT,
Wednesday,, for a visit to relatives.
After a few weeks there they will go
to kittery, where they will live with
| their son, Herbert Getchell.
Dana Z. Theriault of Fort Kent. was
in Augusta, yesterday. on legal bust
ness. Mr.. Theriault is a rising young
| attorney, a graduate Of the University
! Of Maine and in very few years has
acquired Il considerable law practice.
| Hon. and Mrs. Albion P. Gordon of
! Fryeburg. We're in the city, yesterday.
! Mr.. Gordon is one of the prominent
| citizens of western oxford county, has
served his town in various offices, been
| in both branches of the Legislature,
, and had one term as a member of the
| Governors Council.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.. Shorey of
| Thomaston, are visiting the latter's sis
ter Mrs. e. 3. Richards, Winthrop
street. They formerly lived in Au-
gusta. Mr.. Shorey is superintendent of
/ the harness manufactory connected
With the State prison.
| Representative and Mrs. Silas +.
! Peaslee of Upton, We're visited, yester-
day. by Mr. Peaslee's niece. Miss Emma
| p. Morse of Upton. a successful school
/ teacher of northern oxford county.
Miss Adelia V Morse, who is spending
| the winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Peas
/ lee here, is her sister