Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-26

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spent Sunday in Skowhegan.
| Miss Eva Racklif of Portland. is visit
| ing her friend. Miss Pearl York for few
days.
| Mrs. ]. y. Redman and little son Aer..
| ton will leave, today, for their home In
Rumford Falls.
| The "Woman's Town Meeting under
| The auspices of Sergeant Wyman Post.
| W. X. c.. the warrants for wnieh was
posted several days ago, Will be held In
| fairs pertaining to the town Will be fully
| discussed Town meeting dinner will be
| served at o'clock, and ice cream Will be
on sale The warrant win he read al
| 4 o'clocl, sharp Don't fail to attend for
| il is sure to be interesting.
GARDINER.
| Mrs Nancy oliver is visiting friends in
| Boston.
H. H. Holmes spent yesterday at his
home in Fairfield.
b. S. Smith went to Ocean Point. Sat
urday, on business.
Charles Turner spent Sunday with
| friends In Watervillc.
Mrs A. X. p. Strout is visiting
friends in Waterville
James Robinson arrived on the boat
| from Boston. Saturday.
Frank Dill has returned from shoet
visit to Clinton friends.
MIR. and Mrs. G. E. Plummer have re-
turned 10 Lisbon Falls.
Mrs. O. NJ Hopkins left, Saturday. on
a visit to Bangor friends.
Walter Thomas of Bath was visiting
Gardiner friends. Saturday.
l.. S. Hodgkins of Wateryile, was a
| Gardiner visitor. Saturday.
Miss Nellie Thomas of Richmond. Wis
| tied Gardiner friends, Saturday.
Mrs. George Gardiner is quite Ill at
her home on Brunswick avenue.
w w. Kelley went TO Oakland. Satur-
day. to spend Sunday with friends
| Miss Carrie Morrison left Saturday for
| Dover, n. H.. on an extended visit.
]. W. Lash went to Capitol Island. Sat
urday. 10 look over his summer cottage.
|
| Frank Benner Of Skowhegan. was the
| guest of Gardiner friends over sunday
| Mrs Joshua Gray returned from
week visit TO Boston friends, yesterday.
Mrs. T.. j. Reed left, Friday. on a
snort visit 10 friends at Hartford, Conn.
| Miss Marie Thayer of WaterviIle. was
the guest Of Miss Winnie Clifford, Sun
day.
Hon. \. NJ. Spear has been engaged to
| deliver the Memorial day address a
pittsneld.
Mrs Katherine Houlehan left on the
| boat Saturday. to visit friends in Nal
der Mass.
| The Third degree will be conferred on
one candidate at the *. Of +. meeting.
| this evening.
Mrs, d. p. Hatch of Los Angeles Cal,
| is visiting Mrs. Thomas Cusick on
Lincoln avenue.
II. l.. Douglass has returned to his
duties as principal of the Columbia
Falls high school.
rIoyts "A Temperance Town" which
played Mt Togus. Saturday evening, left.
yesterday, for Lewiston.
Miss Annie Burleigh of Vassalboro.
made a short visit to her sister. Miss
Clara Burleigh. yesterday.
The Samuel c. Grant Chapter D, \. R,
i..rfI trls Inn igl a-,tg
this afternoon at O'Clock.
The sophomore class of the G. H. s.
Saturday afternoon. defeated the c. 5.
G. s. at base ball by a score of q to Is.
The work Of intering the bodies at the
receiving tomb of the cemetery was be-
gun, Saturday morning, by Sexton Mil
ton.
The upper or Aroostook mill of the
Hollngsworth Il Whitney Paper Co. was
shut down. Saturday. for an inspection of
the boilers
The schools of the city will be closed
this afternoon. in respect to the memory
of Miss Helen Larrabee, whose funeral is
at o'clock.
Mrs. C. T. Stackpole returned. Satur-
day evening. from New Bedford and New
York. where she has been visiting for
the last week.
G.. B. Morse will occupy the Tobey
house on Lincoln avenue, left vacant by
w. f. Studley. moving the Benjamin
house on Brunswick avenue.
Rev. T.. +. Strout of Saco filed the
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