Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-01-31
PERSONAL MENTION.

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A. K. Wright of Lebanon. was IN this
city. yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Fisher spent
Friday In Portland.
Samuel Marston of Skowhegan, was
in Augusta. yesterday.
r. r. Andrews Of South Somerville.
was in Augusta. yesterday.
Herbert A. Russell from Bangor, is
the new porter at the City hotel.
L,ennis Meaher, Esq, Of Portland,
was in the Capital city. yesterday.
Harry Wadsworth and Arthur Tan
sill were over from Winthrop, yester-
d0y.
ar. r. Eean, clerk in Sherburne &
uailey's clothing store, is laid up with
aTtold.
Mrs. Samuel b. Folsom Of Bangor
sheet, is confined to the house by sick
ness.
Mr.. +. B. Drew of Guilford, is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Fred d. Cole of
Columbia street.
Nathan Weston, of The Russell 6
Weston Co., is confined to the house,
With the prevailing cold.
DR.. Richard H. Stubs of Strong,
is in the city. the guest of his college
classmate, Charles s. Pettingill.
Mrs. Villa Alexander of North Bel
grade, is visiting her cousin, l.. r. Has
kell. and family on Arsenal street.
Frank Witham of Chelsea, was in
Augusta. Friday, on his way home
from working in the woods near Green
vile.
A.. A. jackson of Manchester took
the 1888 train at Augusta, last night,
for Providence. r. l., where he will go
to work in one Of the mills.
Mrs. Z. j. Roberts left on the 10
A. NJ. train, yesterday, for Brooklyn,
N Y, called by the serious illness of
her sister, Mrs. D. r. Sanford.
Forrest Rowell of the Journals
local staff is sick at his home on Gage
street, with a very bad cold. He has
been confined to the house for nearly
two weeks.
Wallace Tibbetts was in the city.
yesterday. Mr. Tibbetts has returned
earlier than usual from his winter trip
to the Southwest, and is at present
staying in Gardiner.
Charles Bailey. who was reported
sick with typhoid fever, Il couple of
weeks ago, is having very serious
time with the disease. 1t is expected
to reach the crisis. today or tomorrow.
Joseph Grenier from Rumford Falls,
formerly of Augusta, is visiting friends
here. He has been working as fore
man in the office of the Rumford Falls
Times, hut Is just now taking a vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Frederick w. Thurlow, wife of
Representative Thurlow of Cutler, who
has been passing a couple Of weeks in
Portland with her sister, has returned
and will be at No. "a Grove street for
the remainder of the session.
Charles Ward, the barber, is reported
as better. He has now been in the
house for three weeks, first with what
threatened to be pneumonia, but from
which he was recovering when taken
with Il relapse in the form of the grip.
Samuel Chute of upper Water street,
is able to be about the house and got
out of doors for a few moments, yes
terday. He was dangerously sick with
appendicitis in the faib and underwent
two surgical operations. and from that
he is now recuperating.
Cen ]. p. Cilley OF Rockland, stayed
over a day after the Maine Press Asso-
citation adjourned. The general is as
cheerful as any Of the younger people,
despite his arm which was injured in
the army SO that he is unable to lift
the hand. At Rockland he is the friend
OF all the young people. A character
;stlc instance of mis- good will toward
the younger generation Ia his active
participation in the debates of Rock
land Y. NJ. c. A. Debating Society. He
is the man who started the custom of
having the younger boys in that socie-
ty get the valuable parliamentary ex-
perieroe of acting regularly as presid-
ing officer at the debates. His law
practice is enough to keep a younger
man busy. His pleasant smile and
hearty greeting are of the kind to
warm the heart.