Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-18
Personal MENTION.

Mrs. n. +. NoyeS is in town for Il
week on business
Z. Z. Druinmond of Waterville was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Thomas Dunn has accepted a posi-
ton in the kenney drug store on the
East Side.
Blaine Worth1ey of the Maine Cen
trail baggage room is enjoying his tn
nual vacation.
c. L. Richardson, Bowdpin, 'Op, Is
the guest of Chester Kingsley ct his
home in this city.
Miss Emma Wedge has gone to
kcnt's Hill to take Dip her second years
work at that school.
G. w. Cole, Bowdoin, 90, of East
Raymond, was Il visitor in the city
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Georgia Robinson returned to
Capitol Island yesterday morning after
a brief visit to the city.
Mrs. Helen Caswell of Windsor is a
guest of Mrs. Mary Haskell at her
home on Gannett street.
Horace Smith of Watcrvilc was a
visitor in the city over Sunday, return
ing to that city yesterday.
Miss Marie Smith has resumed her
position at the Buckley dry goods
store after a ten days vacation.
Mrs Edwin Bullock aud Mrs. Hiram
Watson of South Windsor were visit
ing friends in the city yesterday.
Postmaster John V. Lane, who had
been on a short trip to Boston, has
returned to his home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Pcrcival and
child of Saco, formerly of this city, are
paying visit to Augusta friends.
Arthur Pinkham of Watervillc passed
Sunday in the city, returning 10 the
former city on train No. / yesterday
morning.
The Misses Blanche and Eva Has
kel are enjoying a months vacation
from their duties in the Vickcry & Hill
Publishing House.
Carroll Austin of HallOwcll has ac-
cepted a position with the Weber &
Hewitt Co. and began his new duties
yesterday morning.
Miss Lottie NJ. Ladd of TINS city. left
on train No. ga yesterday morning for
.AllSIDn, IdSS., W mere Slie dCCcplcu
desira bic position.
Miss Lizzie Halicon. of the force Of
clerks at the store of the Whitman "
Adams Co. is enjoying a vacation In
Boston and vicinity.
City Clerk A. ID. Morneau of Lewis
ton, who was on his way to the lakes
for a fishing trip, was the guest of Au-
gusta friends Monday.
Mrs. John OMelia and daughter
Dorothy, who had been enjoying two
weeks visit in Massachusetts. return
cd home Saturday night.
Mrs. Charles Partridge and daughter
Winifred of Green street, are on a
trip to the White Mountains and are
visiting at Fairview, n. H.
Paul Penney and Howard Perkins
will leave on train 81 this morning for
Orono. where they will take up their
studies at the University of Maine.
Miss Luella Pratt of the Maine
Farmer office is enjoying a two weeks
vacation. She left yesterday morning
for Erockton, Mass, where she will
make a weeks visit with friends.
Mrs. L. W. Chamberlain Of Colorado
Springs. who had been the guest of her
brother, A. NJ. Goddard. for week
past left on train 1O2 Monday on her
return to her home in the West.
Miss Florence Bailey returned last
evening from vacation trip which she
passed in Boston and New York. She
will resume her duties with the New
England Telephone Co. this morning.
Miss Florence Lyman was a passen-
ger for Northampton. Mass, on train
No. 102 yesterday afternoon. where she
goes to take up her studies at Smith
College, after passing the summer at
her home in this city.
john Martin and William Edwards
are enjoying a weeks vacation, which
they are passing at Pleasant pond.
Charles Crowell is taking Mr.. Martins
| place with the New England Telephone
| Co. during his absence.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne Drake and
daughter of Somervile, Mass, who are
passing a vacation in this locality, re-
turned to the city yesterday afternoon
from Albion, where they have been
making a short visit with relatives.
| Chester Kingsley. VINO has been al
| work in Portsmouth. \. H.. arrived
Saturday for a visit to his home in thi:
city. He will go to Brunswick the frs
OF the week to resume his studies a.
Bowdoin college. where he is a member
Of the senior class.
Ned TIoulehan. formerly clerk for c
T.. Murphy in this city. but who ha
since located at Maiden, Mass, is visit