Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-27

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DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL
Telephone 1856.
LOCAL BRIEFS
n. II. Austin of this city has leased
apartments in James S. Little's house
on state street and is moving in.
Jonn r. Carson of Mt. Vernon was
IN the city Monday on business and
called upon friends at the courthouse.
q. V. Page and family returned
Monday morning to Mainstream. after
brief visit with his brother. F. T..
Page.
j. Stanley Estes will leave TODAY
for Pennington to attend the Septem-
DER term of the supreme judicial
|court
capt. Herbert Kelton, who had been
passing the greater portion of the
summer at his cottage on Ocean Point,
has returned to. Augusta.
A rehearsal of the Augusta Chorus
Will be held at Music hall at 7.3O Wed
nesday evening. Sept. IS. and it is par
ticularly desired that all members be
present.
Howard Of
a member of one of the Maine Cen
trars, left yesterday morning for West
Benton, where the crew is engaged in
painting the company's station.
Charles Fl. Chisam left Yesterday
for Damariscotta with two horses, the
bay gelding Victor B., and the chest
nut stallion Lake King, and will start
them in the races to be held there
this week.
Edward S. Lancaster who had been
passing the summer vacation with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Lancaster,
on Solth Chestnut street, left Sunday
forenoon for Cambridge, Mass, to re-
sumo his studies at Harvard College
Master Elmer Trouant, the little
tscD of Mr.. andssAlrs. V. E. Trouant,
who last week underwent surgical
treatment for an attack of appendi-
citis, is reported. to be doing nicely
and recovering as rapidly as could be
expected.
Howard Owen and Mrs. Frederick H.
Owen and children, who had been
passing the summer at one of the
SOule cottages at Hammond's grove
Cobbosseecontee. returned to their
home in this city Monday. Mrs. w.
D. Stinson and daughters, who are
occupying the same cottage, will re-
main a while longer.
The following members of the Au-
gusta w. c. r. U. will attend the
State convention of the order at Port
land Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day of this week. Miss Hattie Mill
ken, Mrs. Elizabeth Rollins, Mrs.
Hattie Fitzgerald and Mrs. Lizzie
Towle, who is State Superintendent OF
Soldiers and Sailors, will also attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. Savage who had
for the past year been living at Los
Angeles, Calf, have returned to Au-
gusta. having arrived in town Sunday
and will for the future make their
nome here. After making improve
ments in his barber shop on Cony
street Mr.. Savage will reopen it for
business.
Augusta Yacht Club shippers are
about ready to give up the sport of
cruising on the Kennebec river until
another season and some of them are
already getting ready to put their
craft into winter quarters. Several of
the boats will probably be hauled
out of the water this week and two
weeks more will find the most of them
| safely housed
The challenge round in the City Ten
mis- League tournament for the Mrs
John r. Hill cup was played yester-
day on the Percy V. Hill court by
Burleigh Martin and Samuel Titcomb
the latter challenging and the former
| winning, making the score two legs
for Martin. The match was well play
ed and interesting and resulted rs
g. and 6-1. r. f. Bean was referee