Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-06

have been stopping at the carleton
cottage.
Senator and Mrs. Eugene Hale O
Mrs. John +. Hill.
Mabel i, Libby of Portland who ha.
been visiting friends in this city an,
Manchester. returned to Portland
Monday.
Scott Barnes Of Ifartland. who has
been the guests of friends in this city
Tor I'll" past few days, returned 10 hi.
home, yesterday.
Charles c. ballard Of the firm O
Stevens 4 Ballard. has returned from
two weeks vacation trip tn Portland
and other points.
Mrs. c. il. Harvey of Bethel, arrived
III the city. Monday, ana will enter tn,
employ of the Maine Farmer in The
business department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Sibley of Boston
who has been passing "a 10-days' v.ic;..
ton with his parents in this city, left
yesterday, for Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Mosher have
returned from their wedding trip, Mr.
liosher resumed his duties at the Au-
gusta post Office, last evening.
Miss Lovisa Prentiss of the Journal
book department, returned, yesterday
afternoon. from a vacation trip 10 New
Hampshire and Massachusetts.
Mrs. Della NJ. Morse, who has been
visiting for the past six weeks with
relatives in Massachusetts, has return
ed to her home on Maple street.
Woart Lancaster, Esq. Of New York
who has been visiting his old home in
this city. was passenger for that city
on train No. 102. Monday afternoon.
Miss Bess Gushing of Portland of
the Shaw Business College. arrived il
the city, yesterday morning. later en-
tcriEg upon her duties in the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Taber of East
Pcpperill, Mass, who have been visit :
ing Mr.. Taber's old home in Windsor
ana Augusta, returned home. Monday.
Frank IIuse of Sidney. was in the
city, yesterday, en- route for Pressure
Isle. where he formerly resided, and
will make a short visit in that vicinity
Rev. Melville Honeyman, who has
been taking the place of Rev. Mr.. De-
gen ut the Episcopal church, was a
passenger for Portland. Monday after
noon.
Mrs. a. D. Russell. Miss Ethel Rus
sell and Maurice Russell who have
been passing tn" summer at Weld. re-
turned I" Augusta. yesterday after
noon.
Lester I.1Rreck and Miss Georgia
f.aBrcck lave returned from vaca-
ton trip to Vermont. and returned TO
their duties ia the Russell & Weston
store.
Mrs. r. +. Rand. who has been the
gUeSt of her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Thompson for some time past. return
ed. yesterday noon To Malone Bay,
y. S.
Miss May Church ana Miss Baxter
who have been visiting Mrs. w. T..
Clough on Chapel street. returned.
Tuesday afternoon, to their home IN
Boston.
Nathan S. Weston. who has been
passing the summer in the woods above
Bingham on the Somerset Railroad ex-
tthSioH, HIS iftuiilcu 10 MS nome Ill
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Williamsot
who have been enjoying life at the sea
side, in the vicinity of Boothbay Har-
Dor. have returned TO their home in
this city.
Mrs. w. u. FOye and Mrs. I. A.
Longfcllow of Providence. X. l.. are
tEft rn1otirnS oil fpi in
this locality. they having formerly
lived here.
Miss Hazel Huxley left, Tuesday af-
ternOOn, on the steamer Ransom +.
Fuller, for Massachusetts,. to take up
her studies at the Bridgewatcr Nor
nal School.
Miss Bertha Flynt left. Monday. for
NOrcrOss. where she will pass n few
days. and will later join her brother
Roy. at Katahdin for a two weeks trip
in that vicinity.
Ferdinand Henry. who has been pass
ing the summer in New Hampshire. re-
turned to the city. yesterday. TO be
present at the opening of the fall term
of Cony High school.
Harvey ID. Eaton ana y. waiter nus
Sey were among the Waterville attOr-
neys in attendance on the opening of
the September term of the superior
court, Tuesday morning.
Thomas Kennay, the East Side drug
gist, left, yester lay morning, for Penn
sylvania. from whence he will ac-
company Mrs. Kenney who has been
making an extended visit there, to Au-
gusta. Mr.. Kenney expects to be alb
sent abou: 10 days.