Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-15
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OF this place for a few days.
II. Z. Reed Of Hartford, Conn. who is
engaged In the insurance business in
that state is at his home, in this place.
| for short vacation.
Mrs. S. A. Odiorne and daughter
Louise of Brockton, Mass, have been
the guests of Miss Nellie Thomas for
the past week.
Chas. Hodges of Lewiston is visiting
MS mother, Mrs. A. ]. Hodges, for a
few days.
MIR. and Mrs. Hammond. parents of
| Mrs. F. Duren. are visitin; at the home
| of the latter for a few days. They re-
turn to their home in Fairfield, next
week.
Isaac Spaulding. member of the
board of health. has thoroughly fumi-
gated the HOudlette house on Gardiner
| street. Mr.. Leavitt, it's former occu-
pant. who has been i'll with typhoid
fever. has been moved to the home of
his brother on Pleasant street.
Mr.. Dingley. proprietor of the green
| house. has set out nearly one-half an
acre of pinks on the land of Mrs.
Preble. These are to remain for the
summer, and prepare for blossoming,
next winter. :.
Roscoe Carleton. captain of the tug
Perry. was a welcome and familiar
figure on our streets. Tuesday evening
Capt. Carleton for the past few years
| operated on the Penooscot, but has been
| assigned to the KenneDec for this sea-
son.
Photographs of the falling steeple Of
the Methodist church and on exhibit
ton in the village. Perley Wedge was
on the spot with his camera and got
on the spot with his camera and secur-
ed some very good pictures from the
snap shot.
The second bowling game between
the "Haysceds' and the "Sawdust"
teams was bOwled off, last Monday
evening. at Hersey's alley. The Hay
seeds" won by majority on the total
number Of pins of eleven. First position
was held by Durham CT the Hay
seeds" and Jameson of the "Sawdust"
A large company Of spectators wit
messed the event with much interest.
The friends Of the wife of DIR. Pea
body are much pleased to hear that
she is very much improved and pros
poets Of speedy recovery are enter
tained.
Herbert Stuart, who is recovering
from long illness with typhoid fever,
was able to ride to the village, last
Thursday, for the first time since
March 20.
c. d. Newell, Esq, with his full or
chestra. went to Litchfield Corner.
Thursday evening, where he furnished
music for the graduating exercises at
that place. This orchestra has several
fine engagements for the near future.
Schools in town with the exception
of the High school viii close, Friday.
for the summer vacation. The High
school will be in session one week
| longer.
WooLWIcH.
John Long. who had his foot severely
| injured. the bones being badly twisted and
bent. in the NJ c. r. r. yard. last week.
| is as comfortable as could be expected.
| His physician DIR. Charles Mcdonald Of
| Bath advised immediate removal to the
Maine General hospital. but Mr.. Long
spent long weary months there with a
| broken leg and decided to remain at
| home.
Mrs. Pearl Higgins is visiting her par
ents. Deacon and Mrs. SOule.
Joseph Call is at work for Eben Tul-
| lerton. this month.
| Mrs X. Barker of Auburn. was the
| guest of relatives in town. last week.
| Rev /. b. Conley of BrOwnville. was
| calling on old friends. Thursday. He
| called here to cfficiate at the marriage of
Joseph Hilton of Newport, and Miss
| Margaret Preble of this town. which took
place at the home Of the bride. Wednes-
| day evening. Mr.. Hilton is former
| residend of the town. and the numerous
friends Of Mr. and Mrs Hilton are glad
not to lose the bride from their circle.
but also to regain the bridegroom.