Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-12
Sagadahoc.
BOWDOIN.

Saturday night the following officers of
Shining Light Lodge, /. o. q. T., were
elected: +. b. Elliott. c. T.; VIM. Nit.
cAell, Secy. b. f. Bal, f. S.. Clara
Coombs, V. T.; Jennie Carver, Chap. =;
K lward Carver, Sent. James Grady, G. /;
Julia Stover,M M. The officers will be in
stalled next Saturday evening, after which
the members with few invited friends
will have social gathering when ice
cream will be served.--In the absence of
Rev. W. d. Plummer Prof Woodruff of
Bowdoin College, preached an excellent
Sermon TO good sized audience at the
Baptist church. Sunday. - Woodbury.
Potter, who is working In Bath, spent
Sunday with his parents In town-Flor-
enoe Brown Is spending few days with
relatives in Bath.-John Allen, who was
reported to be very click a short time ago,
Is convalcscing. and Bert Coombs
of Lisbon Falls and Grant Rogers OF Rich
mond, spent Sunday in town Robert
Brown, who has been attending Farming
ton normal school recently returned
homc.-The weather being propitious
few candidates will DO baptized ard
taken into the Baptist church, at Bowdoin
Center, next Sunday afternoon.
BOwDOINHAM.
Rev. II. S. Whitman. president Of
Westbrook Seminary, will preach at the
Church Of the Redecmer, next Sunday
Rev. Il. w. Webber will supply at All
Souls church at Deeripg on that day
Somerset.
SOUTH NORRIDGEWOCK.
Mrs. Chas. Williams Is visiting rela-
tives in Scion. Mrs. Shorey has been
quite sick the past week.--The Quinne-
bassett base ball club opened the season,
Saturday with the Madisons The game
was very good one with the exception Of
the last two innings when the Madisons
made several errors. The game resulted
in favor of tho Madisons by score of IL
to II. Russell, McTaggart and Hilton
did the battery work for the Madisons,
while Vigue and Tibbetts occupied the
points for the Quinnebassetts. About
twenty Good Templars from this village
attended the District Lodge held in Stark,
Friday.-B. T. Jones is repairing his
stable ON Mechanic street,. F.NIngalls
and son Walter, went to Bangor, Thurs
day, where Mr.. ingalls, is to have charge
of a coat shop-Ralph Bailey has been
confined to his bed the past week with
rheumatism. Miss Mary Seiden McCobb
of Portland, gave reading for the bene-
fit of the V. I. S., last Thursday evening
at the Congregational church. The sub
ject was Browning ard it was very much
enjoyed by all.-E H. Cooley will go to
Bar Harbor next week to work In flower
and confectionery store.-Mrs. +. ".
Spaulding returned from Pennsylvania,
Friday Friday evening Hobbs military
band dedicated their new band stand in
the v. I. s. park by giving a concert
About 800 people came from Skowhegan
and all were very much pleased with the
Ice cream was on sale. These
concerts will be continued throughout |
the summer. The Skowhegan people |
are talking of hiring the band one night |
each week 1t Is reported that the band |
has got three days job at Mouse Island. |
Mr. and Mrs. Cover of Pennington, |
were in town last week visiting their |
daughter, Mrs. NJ r. Carr-Rey Mr.. |
Pepper of Waterville, preached at the |
Baptist church, Sunday. and Mrs
Lunt OF Pennington, were in town last
Friday, the schools Of this
town will go on an excursion to Lake
Hattie and Miss Mabel |
Woodsome have returned from Med1eld