Daily Kennebec Journal

PERSONAL MENTION.
E. A. Field of Sidney, was in the city, Saturday.
J. A. Chase of Kent's Hill, was in the city, yesterday.
W. B. Lewis of Riverside, was a caller to the city, Saturday.
Virgil Scribner of Manchester, was a visitor to the city, Saturday.
H. H. Adams of Belgrade, made the city a business call, Saturday.
B. Frye Towle of Portland, spent Sunday with Augusta friends.
E. P. Toute of Boston, was calling on business friends, Saturday.
A. G. Barnard of Sidney, was among Saturday's out-of-town callers.
Albert Faught of Sidney, was called to the city by business, Saturday.
W. J. A. Collins of the Augusta Beef Co., left, Saturday night, for Chicago.
Frank Taylor of Vassalboro, was among Saturday's business callers to this city.
Miss Elizabeth Safford of Waterville, is the guest of Miss Lottie Safford in this city.
Sergeant Webster, Mrs. Webster and son of Vassalboro, were visitors to the capital, Saturday.
George W. Vickery left on the forenoon train, Saturday, for a short business trip to Boston.
Secretary B. Walker McKeen of the State Board of Agriculture, went to his home in Fryeburg, Saturday.
Mrs. Belle E. Phillips of Weld, arrived in town, Saturday, to spend the winter with her brother, G. F. Hawes.
Fletcher Donnocker, a student at Bates College, who is at present teaching in Manchester, was in the city, Saturday.
Arthur W. Lowe of Lewiston, who has been in the eastern part of the State, was in the city, Saturday, on his way home.
William E. Quinn, Maine agent of The Associated Press, with office in Portland, was a caller at the Journal office, last evening.
Manager O'Brien of the New England Telephone Co., is looking after the interests of the Waterville district during the absence of Mr. Wing, who was recently married.
Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Emery of George town, who were called to this city by the illness of their daughter, Miss Frances Emery, returned to Georgetown, Saturday forenoon. Miss Emery continues to improve in condition daily.
Hon. W. P. Whitehouse left on the forenoon train, Saturday, for Portland, taking with him two little grandsons, who have been making him a visit. They were the children of Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Whitehouse of Portland.
Levi Gay of Portland, assistant superintendent of construction for the New England Telephone Co., was in the city, Saturday, on business in connection with the new poles which the company has been putting up around the city.
Dr. G. R. Campbell has located permanently in this city, his office being at No. 23 Water street, where he will be associated with Dr. O. G. S. Davies. Dr. Campbell is a native of Waterville and graduated from Colby in 1891. He perfected himself in his profession at the Maine Medical School and at the University of Pennsylvania, and has been in active practice for five years.