Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

Personal Men tUN.
Mrs. r. f. Became is passing vaca-
ton at Ocean Point.
William Weber of China was in the
city yesterday on business.
Mrs. Fred Lawrence is making
visit with friends in GuilfOrd.
DIR. Pierre Rergeron is the guest of
DR. l.. p. Ducharme of Lewiston.
Mrs Elizabeth Brooks was passen-
ger for Old Orchard yesterday fore
noon.
George w. Flfield, Esq. Of Oakland
was a business caller in Augusta yes
terday.
Miss Ethel Fletcher of Richmond is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Fletcher.
Miss Emma House is enjoying n re-
spite from duties at the Vickery & Hill
Publishing Co.
Miss Carrie Ward of the Vickery &
Hill composing room is enjoying a
months vacation.
Miss Ida Casey has returned to
duties at Vickery & Hills, after
months vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Jones have
gone to Ocean Point, where they VIII
enjoy a vacation.
Miss Leona Pierce left yesterday for
Yarmouth, where she will make a visit
with relatives and friends.
Mrs A. J. Mute of Cambridge, Mass,
and Mrs r. T. Dattis of Salem are the
guests of their brother. ]. II. McDavid.
Miss Salisbury of Camden has ac-
, cepted n position as stenographer at
4 the Vickery & Hill Publishing House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Arnold went
to Belfast Friday for n short visit with
Mrs. Arnold's sister. Mrs. Ralph Her
rick.
Mrs. f.. W. Berry and Miss Julia
Berry were passengers on the steamer
Gardiner Friday morning for the down
river resorts.
Miss Edith Chapman of the Gannett
publishing house is enjoying two
weeks vacation. which she is passing
at her home in Orono.
Charles Fossett, foreman of the mail
Ing room at the Vickery & Hill Pub
fishing House is enjoying short va
cation in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. p. F. Carln and daughter of
Quincy, Mass, arrived in the city yes
terday, and are the guests at the home
of officer and Mrs. l.. j. Colgan.
r. A. Huse Of New York. a member
of the Long Island Yacht Club. was q
guest of Capt. II. II. Kelton of the
Keltona at the Augusta Yacht Club
Friday.
Neal w. Allen, Bowdoin. 90. arrived
In the city last evening for flying
visit to relatives leaving today for a
fishing and cunning trip in the vicinity
of Jackman.
Miss Elsie Weber has resigned her
position at the Nickcry & Hill Publish
ing House and plans to pass the re-
mainder of the summer at her home
In Kennebunk.
Mrs. Warren Hendec and daughter,
Anna, were passengers on train No.
yesterday morning for Oakland. where
(, they will pay visit to Mrs. Hendee's
former home in that town.
S Frank Shaw, who has been mention
ed in the Journal as having been in
Porto Rico and as passing the summer
In Sidney. is stopping few days in
Augusta as the guest of Ned Beane.
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N. H., are in the city for short visit.
Mr.. Cross is professor of natural
sciences in Tilton Seminary and he
and Mrs. Cross are passing a few days
on visit with relatives in this city.
Among the passengers on Thursdays
boat for Boston were Miss Estelle C.
Tirrell of Quincy. Mass, and Miss
Helen NJ. Wyckoff of Asbury Park, n.
j.. who have been spending the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ]. Arey of River
side. =,
Miss Addie Weeks and Mrs. Charles
White passed the day Thursday on a
trip to Portland. They went from An
susta by train to Brunswick thence ia
Portland and Old Orchard by clectrics.
returning to Augusta on the early
morning Pullman.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Maurice Arnold were
messengers on yesterday afternoons
train for Belfast. where they will re-
main over Sunday as guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Herrick
of that city, formerly of Augusta. Mrs
Herrick is a sister of Mrs. Arnolds.
Mrs. Frank E. Edbrooke of Denver
Colo. and Mrs Nellie P. Longfellow o
Monmouth were calling on old friend!
and acuuaintances in this city ant
Halloweil Friday. Mrs. Edbrooke ant
Mrs. Longfellow will be remembered