Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-11

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Thursday morning, for Five Islands
where they will remain for week.
F,ditcr Mayo. Of the Turf, Farm and
Home of Watcrville. was in the cit,
for a few hours. yesterday, on business
Rev. Mr.. Booth pastor of the Con
gregational church in Riverside an,
Nassalboro, was in the city, yesterday
Miss Mabel a. Doherty of Norridgc-
wock, was among the visitors in tho
city. yesterday, stopping at The Win
throp.
Miss Edith c. Packard. stenographei
in the office of the clerk of courts. !.
visiting for week with friends il
Boston.
Miss Sarah c. Hunt of Springfield
Mass. is passing few days with rela :
uves in this city. She will return
home, Saturday.
Mrs. .. IL Wellman passed the day,
Thursday, with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p.
Henderson ut their cottage, at Rich
rOnd camp ground.
Mrs. Harry J. Kelley of Bangor, was
in the city. yesterday afternoon, on
her way to New York, as the guest of
Miss Myrtle HodGdon.
Hon. Stanley Piummer of Dexter, ar
rived in tie city, yesterday forenoon,
to be present at the Governors day
exercises at Camp Cobb.
Ronert Edwards of Boston. treaSur-
or Of the Edwards Manf'g Co., was in
the city. yesterday. on business con-
nectcd with the company's cotton mills
Gen. J. ]. Lyncn, with his sister
Mrs. Col. O'Neill, arrived in the city
Tuesday. and enjoyed the obscrvances
of Governors day at Camp Cobb, yes
terday.
Mrs. N. Buchanan of Auburn who
has been passing few days at the
home of her brother, l.. d. Hazelwood
returned to her home on train No. 2,
last evening
Orrin b. Frost of this city, was in
Winthrop, yesterday afternoon, on
business connected with the firm of
Joseph Larrabec 4 Co, State street
of which he is q member.
Mrs. Annie II. Farnham of the Maine
Farmer office. is passing vacation
of 4 few weeks in Oxford county. She
Will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L. Gordon. Fryeburg Center.
Miss Agnes Mariner Of Boston. was
among yesterdays arrivals on thu
kcnnebec boat. Miss Mortimer will
pass vacation of several weeks with
relatives in Vassalboro an6 vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. n. Williams of Prov
idence. r. l., and their daughters
city for a few days visit. yesterday
and are quartcrcd at the COny House
Col and Mrs. F.. L. Boothby, accom-
panied by British Vice Consul Heating
of Portland, arrived in tle city on train
No. |. yesterday morning, to attend
the Governors day exercises at Gang
Cobb.
Miss Gertrude White left the city OF
train No. "A. yesterday morning, for /:
short visit in Portland, after which
she will go to Kennehunk and thence
to Boston. She expected to return home
about the first of September.
Ernest Austin. formerly member OF
the Journal force. but who has fol
some time past been working in Port
land and Boston, is visiting his former
home i'll Hallowell. and was calling OF
Augusta friends, yesterday.
Mrs. H. r. Doane and son, Smith u
Dorchester Mass, and her friend Miss
Florence Eaker Of larwichport, Mas.
have arrived in the city. and are guests
ut the home of Mrs. Doane's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Smith, Winthrop
street.
John OMclia went to Waterville or
train No. II. yesterday afternoon
where he witnessed the roller skating
race between Simons and Folis in the
evening. and incidentally took in the
aterville-Fairfield ball game. in the
afternoon
Mary SEaughnessy of Augusta, a
Bath girl. is enjoying Il two weeks
vacation from her duties as cashier
i'll one of Augustus big department
stores. She will pass a few days i'm
this vicinity. and then will visit Old
Orchard-Bath Times. Aug. 10.
c. NJ. Thomas and Miss F1orenc,
Barton of Bangor were among the poo
PIE who came to Augusta to witness
the observance of Governors day. They
Came from Bangor in an automobile,
completing the distance Of rs miles
during the forenoon. After passing
the day with relatives IN the city, they
VIII return to Bangor. today.
Benjamin Kastor Of the Fl. w. Kas-
lor " Sons Advertising Co Of st. Louis,
MO-, was in the city. yesterday, on bus
ness connected with the Gannett Pub
fishing House. During his stay in town
ne was the guest of Assistant Supt
WILCOX, and WAS shown the different
POINTS of interest about the city, in
GUIDING the Capitol. Camp Cobb, and
other places.