Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

the city yesterday.
Frank Marden of South China wds a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
c. \. Stewart of Bangor, has been
in the city during the past two days.
Frank Chase is in Skowhegan, where
he was called by the death OF a rclit-
tive.
Miss Nellie Noble of Watcrville has
been the guest of her father, William
Ecene.
Mrs George Potter was in Water
vile yesterday. where she visited
friends.
Miss Maudc Mosher arrived home
yesterday afternoon from trip to
New York.
Lawrence Cove was in the city yes
tcrday from Sonerville where he has
been for several months past.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. WoOdlock of Bos-
ton are passing a week in the city and
are stopping at The Winthrop.
Fl. F. Williams and ]. Morse of Eng
land, and Louis Raph Of Boston aic
passing a few weeks in the city.
Edward Beliveu and family Of Con-
cord, n. H., are in the city as tho
guests of Z. G. ThibodeauX on Water
street.
George Mcigs returned home last
evening from Small Point. where he
has been employed during the summer
months.
l. Tl1. 1,n hoe hnn n
extended visit with relatives in Seattle.
Wash. has returned to his home in
this city.
Harry Thaycr, the Journal staff ar
tist. returned last evening from a two
weeks vacation passed in Boston and
Brockton.
Clement S. C. Simpson, was in the
city yesterday while en- route from "a
visit to Bar Harbor to his home in
Brunswick.
Thomas Donahue Of Salem. Mass,
was in the city yesterday. accompany
ing the remains of his nephew. the late
Henry Berry.
Asa y. HoWeS, ono of Belfast's we'll
known business men, was among those
who came 10 the city on the Dickey ex-
cursion yesterday.
Editor Charles a. Pillsbury Of the
Republican Journal of Belfast was in
the city yesterday and made a pleasant
call at the Journal office.
Mrs NJ. S. Pullcn and her daughter
Mrs. Blanche Greene. have returned to
their home in this city after a visit
with relatives at i<ent's Hill.
Burl' Ugh Martin was in BrunsEick
yesterday making arrangements forhis
room at BOwdOin College. where he will
enter the Freshman class next Week
Miss Matte Sylvester who is on
nectcd with the Youths Companion in
Boston, is expected to arrive home TO-
day for Il visit with her parents in his
city.
II. y. Tarbell of Smyrna Mills, 1ho
has been making a brief visit to his
sister Mrs. Melvin Wight. left yeser-
day afternoon on train No. 10 for his
home.
The Misses Agnes Day and Hattie
MallGy of Boston have arrived in tie
city and will pass their vacation as le
guests Of Miss Stella Allen on Tie
Spring road.
The Misses Sadie ana Helen Quinn Of
Bangor left the city yesterday for their
home. after making a brief visit With
their brother. Hugh Quinn of the Safe
laboratory of hygiene.
Samuel {. Manlcy and his siser.
Mrs. Mcllrn. and two children, and
nurses arrived in tho city on train ~
% last evening, from Small Point, hay.
ing closed their cottage at that plaa
for the season.
Mrs. julia A Campbell of Waterrlb
who has been visiting her son. DR.. C.
a. Campbell in this city, left westerly |
morning on train No. 81 for Bosta
and Rrockton. where she will make a
visit with relatives and friends.
Maurice W. Russell, who has ben
spending the vacation season at lis |
home i'll this city and at Weld poH, |
has returned to Philadelphia to \. |
sumo his studies in the dental schNI |
of the University of Pennsylvania. |
George +. Kimball of Southwest Hc. |
Dor accompanied by his sister. Ms |
Hannah Kimball, were in the city ". |
tcrday while en- route from their hoe |
To kent's Hill. where they will maka
short visit, after which Mr. kiInsn |
will resume his studies at the Harvey
law school. He graduated from BIZ.
doin in '04.
The Augusta Festival Chorus vi
hold the next rehearsal on MOnsv