Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-26

Bert Morrill, of Readfield was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Georgia Jackson is enjoying a
vacation at her home in Richmond
Mrs. d. E. Mcclellan Of Wells River,
VT, is the guest of Mrs. A. B. Mason.
Miss Josephine Ward is visiting her
friend, Miss Ethel Russell, at Weld.
Miss Madeline Winters Of Bath was
in the city visiting friends Wednesday.
F. Maher, ESQ.,. went to Richmond
on legal business Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. D. N. Nash has returned from a
visit to her former home in Providence,
r. I.
.Joseph Bouchard of Caribou is a
guest at the home of Rudolph Dostie
in this city.
Mrs. Lamont Tyler Of Mt. Vernon is
passing few days with her sister, Mrs.
Harry Colder.
Cecil Whitmore returned to Bruns-
wick on train No. 81 yesterday forenoon,
after brief visit.
John f. Huntoon Of Brewer was
among the out-of-town business men in
the city Wednesday.
Charles C. Smith Esq. Lawrence.
Mass, lawyer was calling upon Angus
ia friends yesterday.
Mrs. Elcry Cook returned home
Wednesday from a weeks visit with
friends in Damariscotta.
Bert Murray of Hartford. Conn.
formerly of this city, is making a visit
with relatives in this city.
Mrs. Caroline Slick of Waltham
Mass, is the guest at the home Of A.
B. Mari on Gannett street.
Misses Florence G. and Margaret j.
Schenck of Boston are guests at the
home Of City Marshal Donovan.
Maurice Russell is making short
visit at Weld where the family has u
cottage on the shore of Lake Webb.
Misses Mary and Kathryn Leahy of
Rochester, N. Y, arrived in Augusta
Wednesday for a visit with relatives.
f.. p. Smart of Liver.Hore Falls, for
merly an Augusta druggist. arrived in
the city yesterday for visit to his old
home,
| The Misses ILllZdDetH Srolutl iio
Emily Burbank are visiting theil
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. S
| Colder, at Belgrade Lakes.
Zina Diplock has gone to Presque
Isle from which point he will enter the
Maine woods for an extended sojourn
MI DfRlock's health continues to bt
good.
| L al Of SnnonrI-ilIo
Mass, returned home on the Boston
| boat Wednesday, after spending sever
/ al weeks with relatives in North Au'
gusta.
Miss Sadie Springer. a former Angus
ia girl who now resides in Attleboro
Mass, is renewing old acquaintance:
] in the city She will remain about two
| weeks.
Harold Johnson Of this city. who ha:
1 been engaged in work at Shawmut fol
the past year, came home yesterday
Ehaving severed his connection with the
firm with which he has been engaged.
Irwin Beane of Salem, Mass. former
resident of this city, but who has beer
away for a number of years. is renew
Ling old acquaintance in this city. He
is now engaged in the machinist bus
mess in Salem.
Mrs. Charles Elijah Tinebarger will
Miss Govendolyn and Master Charles
| Tinebarger of Chicago. who have beer
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
O'CLOCK, will leave today for theil
summer home in Leland, Mich.
E. D. Leighton of Hallowell who has
been clerking at the Kinney drug store
on the East Side for portion of tn
summer, has severed his connection
with the store and will pass tn
remainder of the summer at the sea
shore.
Frank l.. Cusilman and son John O.
ISangerville, arrived in the city ycstcr'
Iday to be the guest, of Mr.. Cushman:
sister. Mrs. w. S. Ladd. Mr.. Cushmar
was obliged to return home later in thu
lday. but his son will remain for more
leXtcnded visit.