Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-15
entity for short time past. have re-
turned to their home in Boston.

entity for short time past. have re-
turned to their home in Boston.
r. F. Eamlen of Brunswick, who
has been passing a few days outing
in the city, returned to his home on
train No. 16. yesterday afternoon.
nurses at the City Hospital. has re-
turned to Augusta. after having en-
joyed a three weeks vacation in Bos-
ton.
William Titcomb and Miss Marion
TitcOmb were passengers on train No.
"a. yesterday morning, for Small Point,
where they will be guests at the MAN.
ley cottage.
Bernard Butterfeld and family re-
turned. this morning. on the Sunrise
Express" from three weeks vacation,
passed at their old home ON Prince Ed
wards Island. As.4&
Joseph T. Woodward Of Sidney. FORM
erly State librarian, was in town, yes
terday, on business at the probate
court, and made call at the Journals
editorial room.
George B. Kcene were among the
Augusta people who returned. yester-
day morning. after passing the Sabbath
at the islands.
Misses Julia Buckley and Mae
Shaughnessy of this city, together with
a party of Bath young ladies. have
gone to Old Orchard beach. where they
will pass the next two weeks.
w. c. Fletcher of Altoona, Ill. is WISH
ting In this city. and is the guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Varney
Mr.. Fletcher is q Maine man, being a
former resident of Hallowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. P. Morton of Web
ster. Mass. are the guests of Mrs. Can
non, State street. Mr.. Morton will at
teEd the reunion Of his regiment, the
It'll, Maine. this week, at Ellsworth.
Messrs. Geo. W. Wadleigh and W. S.
Malcolm. who have. with their families,
been rusticating at the Ward cottage,
at Five Islands. for the past few weeks,
have returned to their home in this
city.
Miss King. Miss Crockett, Lawrence
Cove and Willard Crockett will be the
guests. for a week. Of Miss Dickson at
kamp Wa Shella. Lake Cobbosseecon-
tee. Mrs. ]. H. Crockett chaperones
the party.
President Wilbur F. Berry of Kent's
Hill, was in the city for n short time,
yesterday afternoon. He was on his
way home from trip to Aroostook
county. arriving on No. 1O2 and going
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f. c. Stevens of the Thomaston
Herald. with a party of friends, was in
town. yesterday, on an automobile trip
Mrs. John Bird, wife of Major Bird of
the 1st Infantry, and her friend, Miss
George Shagg, are stopping at Hotel
North, during the encampment.
Captain Chas. W. Foster Of New
Haven. CT, his daughter, Mrs. Edna
MarstOn, and granddaughter, Miss
Myrtle Marston of Fayette, who have
been visiting relatives In Augusta and
vicinity for the past two weeks, re-
turned. Monday. to their homes.
Mrs. Abby Sayward Galbraith Of
Cincinnati. Ohio, formerly Of Augusta,
and daughter of the lato John T. Say
ward of the kennebac Journal. spent
Sunday as the guest OF friends in this
city. 1t was her first visit to Augusta
for 36 years. and she vas pleased with
the beauty Of the city. and the many
Improvements which have been made
since she was last here.
George Dinsmore, representing the
Innman type foundry Of st. Louis, Mo-,
was business visitor in the city, yes
terday. and incidentally was shaking
hands with old acquaintance. Mr..
DinsmOre is a native of Lewiston, and
is n newspaper man, having former
ly been connected with the Lewiston
Journal. OF late he has been doing
work on the road, and within a COM
I:aratively short time has made two
trips around the We rio. !,