Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-07
HALLOWELL.

HALLOWELL.
Evangelist Harry Taylor is at Lake
Cobbosseecontee for the week.
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r. A. Wentworth went to Brunswick
Monday, for visit to relatives.
A. Richards went to Madison, Monday
after d few weeks visit to this city.
James F. Carey will give social as
semblv in Wilson hall, Friday evening
Aug. 10.
Miss Clara Pope of West Gardiner, was
the guest of friends in town on her way
to Orono.
Mrs. w. III. Henderson went to Old Or
chard, Monday, for weeks visit to the
campground.
II. A. Long and son Master Carl of Bos-
ton. were in the city, yesterday, guests al
the Hallowell House.
Miss Pearl Mcintosh, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. W. II. Henderson, went to
China for visit, Monday.
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There will only be one band concert
at Crescent park. this week, and that
will be on Friday evening.
Principal elect Luce of the liallowell
High school. came down from Nassalboro,
Monday. on brief business visit.
H. II. Stinson accompanied his mother,
Mrs. IL, s. Stinson. and Miss Louise Page
to Squirrel Island, MonGay. for an outing.
Miss Harriet Wheeler and party. includ-
ing Miss Jennie Sumner, Mrs ]. r. Cottlc
and Miss Ethel Coombs. have returned
from weeks outing at Summers Rest,
Fairs Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. L. Miller went to
Portsmouth, Monday. where they will
pass the remainder of August visiting
relatives. The Methodist pulpit win be
supplied during Mr. Nllers absence
The sleep yacht Rival. Capt. Charles
Wilson. will start on a cruise down the
kcnnebec, Wednesday. Robert Laugmaid
will accompany AIR. Wilson. They Will
make brief visit mt Bath ana will then
make a weeks visit a; cape Newagen.
one Yeaton was arrested for drunken
ness. yesterday. He came down from .,u-
gusta and in alighting from a car at
Union street fell into the street and later
on reaching the sidewalk fell with much
force. striking his head. Recorder Became
will hear his tale of woe this morning
Miss Sadie MeIoon. well-known young
lady of Newcastle. \. H.. died. Sunday.
after a long Illness. at the age Of g years.
She was a native Of that town and was
prominent in church and social circles.
She is survived by a sister and three
brothers. one of whom is Supt w c. Nc
loon Of the Portsmouth. Kittery & York
Electric Railway.
Roy Braley. Charles Skidmorc. Frank
Emery and Charles Wilson returned. Sun
day evening, from Good VIII Farm, where
they were in attendance at the annual
Assembly AS they Were returning
through Riverside Wilson was thrown
from his wheel, owing to the bad condi
ton Of the road and was badly shaken
up. His wheel was disabled ana he was
compelled to return by train.
The Cobbosscecontee Navigation Co.
has purchased of Mayor Zen Tenncy the
steam yacht Norma. for service on Lake
Cobbosseecontee. The Norma is a staunch
craft, 81 feet long, ~ feet beam, and sup
piled with a 10-horse power engine NJ.
Tenney bought it to replace a smaller
craft for pleasure sailing down the Ken
nebec. but it has been out of commission
for several years. reposins in i boathousc
at the South end. 1t will be taken to the
lake Immediately.
SOUTHGARDINER.
Wallace Morang is visiting his grand
mother, Mrs. Neal.
Mrs. J. +. Croker has returned from
visiting friends in Boston.
Connie Robertson of Bath is visiting
his father, George Robertson.
Mrs. Fannie Osgood, who is stopping
at Tendexler Mansion. Intervale, n.
H.. spent the Sabbath with Mrs. Mary
Tobcy.
Charles Grover has given up his
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