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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-21
SkOWhEcAN'S TOWN HALL.
Another Fruitiess Meeting and Another
Committee to investigate.

The town meeting. Ehich was ad-
joUriled from AUG. :. WAS held i'll Ell
CINE House nail. saturday afternoon.
Tile business and discussion were in re-
gard 20 tn" purchase IF II lot of lani
for the erection OF IL neW municipal
Building The committee. which hai
been appointed 10 approach r. \. Mrr-
rill To ascertain for MIA: figure IL"
would furnish tile town WITH u hall To-:
it's meetings and Offices Tor the town
officers reported that he had made
proposition 20 do SO il the town would
inter into / contract with him for 30
years and pay $1,000 each year and also
IN amount equal to III" taxes on the
building. The committee had also made
some further Investigation of the Chase
and Moore lots.
Upon the motion of r. w. Brown to
purchase these two lots discussion was
had on the matter OF other lots and Mr..
Merrills proposition. Among those
V no spoke Were &. A. Marston. r. w.
Brown. y. n. Merrill. Ma tin Heselton.
George Webb. .iilas Leland, Charles
Gardner. Mr. Greenwood, Calvin Cleve-
land. Charles Ross ana $. w. Gould.
/ ne iIIbtitii WIS NutSu uJN H. 1919
After Adjournment. another warrant
was read ana L. l.. Walton was chosen
moderator. The articles in this war
rant covered the lots already mem
toned. the lots on the corner of Water
and Court streets. and others. The
meeting voted to lay each on the table.
:. w. Gould then suggested that. as
it was necessary for tn, town to have
n hall and proper offices. and to get the
whole matter before the town in proper
shape. a coinmitte" be appointed to in
vestigate all the lots avallable, as also
the cost Of building AMI maintaining Il
proper building.
The motion was as follows: That 4
committee Of five be appointed by the
Chair. and instructed to investigate,
and report to the selcctnlen at least 80
days before the next annual town
meeting. relative to the OTIS which can
be purchased and tho price of each. ana
the lot which they advise the town to
purchase: and the expense of erecting
q suitable municipal building, not to
include stores, to contain hall with
seating capacity not less than 200 peo-
pie. rooms for the use Of town officers.
with vault or vaults, municipal court
room and police station and amy other
rooms that are likely to be needed by
the town; the probable, cost of main
tanning said building, and any other
information that they think proper, the
report to be accompanied by sketches
and floor plans; and the seiectmen be
directed to furnish for use of said COM
njttee on making sail investigation,
out Of any urexpended sum of the town,
q sum not exceeding $500.
The motion was carried, and the fol-
io,:ing committee was appointed: e.
Marston, l.. w Walton, JoEn W. Stew
ard, Roland T. Pattcn and Charles
Gardner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-21

Mrs. Josiah S. Maxcy Of Gardiner. Mrs.
George II. Sayward of Winchester
Mass; Mrs. Ellen j. May of Lewiston.
After the reception Mr.. William On
Blois of New York City, with Mrs. Es-
tella Hail Reade OF Olivet, Mich Ie1
the grand march. During the last hm,r
of the ball 4 cotillion was danced
which was led by Griswold Thomson
Miss Grace Doyle. Hiram Foster and
Miss Florence Johnston. The fable uf
favOrs was artiStically decorated with
college flags representing Dartmouth
Yale. Harvard and Princeton.
The chapel, Sunday morning wns
decorated in memory Of the late Mrs
William =. Frye.
The rhildrens entertainment viii be
held In the Casino ut 80 this ,rtar-
noon.
Tuesday evening. there viii be q con-
cert in the Casino by the Chapman
musici:Ins.
The Hon. Asher Kinds Of Washing
ton, ID. g.. will deliver an address, hera
Thursday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-21
To validate the Marriage
Of Mrs. Parkhurst
To Count Rospig|iosi and There
Is No Appeal
eoIorel and Mrs. Parkhufst Lawfully Mar
ried in Disparitate CuItus.


u.It;u,nr... Aug. 20.--lt may be au-
r,,i.atiycIv stated that the much
.,,.,.......a I.nspigliosi is finally settled
E,.., II ,yilI not b.. reUptned. Cardinal
ci,,b,,,s to-day. had the following
-,..,.,,,,,t uf tn. facts prepared :oi the
,.e..,iatrd Press
I'LL, 1->- ~. IHtc Archbishop Chap
,.,i,. ,r., rector Of ST. Matthew's
,.n.,,cn Washington, D. c., applied TO
.,..riiu,I for a dispensation IN dls-
.'....;,.,,. cultus for the marriage OF
MA. t..id and Colonel Parkhurst. a
'...,,,tion IN djsparitatc cultus is
,',u, required for the marriage of
c.,fh,jic to an unbaptiZed person
.,l tnit Was til" disoensatloh aSkeu
~, Ina granted in the ease in question
!, il so recorded in the chanccry book
il III cathedral.
"a, Il.4..l ana Mrs Parkhurst Wer"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-21

pencil until he had :.aachcl Sampson
Corner and was thrr- informed Of It,
He then rushed back To- Curtis store
where somebody hal carried the boy
nd found him unconscious, with the
blood streaming down over his face. 1t
is needless 70 say that l)l. Stmchfield
vas much frightened. The only wound
that could be found proved not to be a
serious one, and consisted of a cash
across the SCALP l. vas dressed and
properly cared FOR, and the doctor was
much relieved when the little fellow re-
is;iined consciousness in half an hour
Ia tie Afternoon tn" boy was suffi-
GENTLY recovered TO &c able to play
With his ma ~. Or. Stinchfieli is still
wondering hnN It happened, for he did
not even see the boy II The time Of the
acri>:t't. II is probable that he was
struck by ;h' thNl. and the horses
shoulder pushed him from under foot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-21
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{ iSaIsi:'GEGl
- fe,'i .utI q ,NE
Pullman Car Service

- -Tt,'i .ups q
Pullman Car Service
Pullman sleeping car oetweel ooe.y,
ana caribou Oh train ieAvlns buslurs 4.
l.W Z M; Augusta, R.4o "A M. Baagd.
t25 A NJ, and Caribou 40 2. NJ 3. ~
Pullman Parlor car between CARGO.
and Bangor on train leaving Car1bou y
~ A a. and Bangor at a.zs p "
TRAINS LEAVE q,
LEAVE Portland, 1879 p. M, Auxu..s
r. 4 a n; WatervilIe; iss 4 M, Bangor
NJ: HoUltcn. SIS A Nj; Presque Isle, 100
A. NJ; Caribou. i9.so a. M; Fort Fairneld
TO- 40 A; NJ; Van Buren, LIS 4 M.
LEAVE Portland. T. 80 4 NJ; Ausnsta
sor. 10 A. NJ: Arrive Katahdin ror
Works. ga A NJ; Patten, LILO A n
Ashland. l;aS P. M; Fort Kent $50 2. n.
Houlton; ES p NJ; Presque Isle. 2A
P Nj; Limestone, as p NJ. Fort Fair
Geld. $50 z. M. Dover and Foxcroft, 81,
4 81, Guilford, s.37 A NJ. Monson, lo.Is
4 n Sreenville 10 Is 4 Nj: Kinec, iz.x
vile. las p NJ; via Newport and Dea
teri. Arrive Dover. as P. NJ. ~Guilford
LEG F. NJ; Mcnson. sos E: NJ; Greenville
Is NJ ArrSe Ilin &C ssaS seo HanfS'
Patten. 7.15 P. M; Houlton sos P. n
Ashland. s.1D P. M, Pressure Isle, sN
n; Caribou. 100 NJ; Fort Fairfield
LEAVE Portland, LOO P. NJ; Aususta
IA P. NJ; Wateryiiie. $50 P. NJ; Ban
gor, $50 P. NJ; Arrive Dover, SIS p. n
auilford III p NJ; Greenville. SIS p =
TRAINS ARRIVE.
LEAVE Grcenville. $50 A. n. Dover
$50 A. NJ; Arrive Bangor, $40 A. NJ
Leave Bangor le P. NJ Arrive wates
vile $40, Augusta, 3.55 r, NJ
LEAVE Fort Fairfield, SIS a. M; CGra
oou, $40 A. NJ; Pressure Isle. SAT A n
Houlton, SIS A M: Ashland 40 A. M
Patten, 9.05 A. Nj; Millinocket, 10.2S A. M.
Ketahdin Iron Works, lois A. M. Leats
Kineo, $40 A. NJ; Greenvilie, LAO A II. !.
Guilford. 1A4s P. NJ; Dover. LOO, p. r.
via Dexter and NewporD. Arrive Ban
gor. Les P. NJ: Arrive Watervilla, sD p
LEAVE Van Buren,, $40 A. NJ, Caribou
i2.10 p. NJ: PresQue Isle. 12.3s p. M: Fort
Fairfield. l1.So A. NJ; Houlton, Els 2: y,
Fort Kent. 10 A. NJ: Ashland. Los +
NJ; Patten, 300 p. M; Millinocket, IN r
H. Kineo LIS P. NJ; Greenville. x6
NJ; Monson, 3.45 p. NJ; GuiIford 500 p
M; Dover and Foxcroft. Els p. n Ar
rive Bangor. 7.25 P. M; Waterville ~
P A.. Augusta, 1882 r. n.
LEAVE Caribou, 40 M. Van Buren,
80 ?. NJ, Fort Fairfield. AM N
H.: MillinJcket, $50 p. n. Arrive Ban
gor, li.O P. NJ; WRterville. I6 II
Augusta. an 4 II
q. c. BROWN.
q. p. z. 4
". y. BROWN.
.Sen'l Superintendent
Bangor June l. lM.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-21
ViNSON WAL SH KILLED
And Sister Badly injured in Runaway
Automobile Accident.

%rwr~rt. +. l.. Aug. ~. \lnS"n Nal$h
,.., 81 lIrrInts +. Walsh. ut Washington.
,,= Killed aud four oth"r itonih'H'i
y,tui. members of the Newport Suiiii"i
,.urty g..I.' uUlrrd il an automobile Il
td.ut lr.t, Saturday afternoon. IN" III.
,rrrrd iuriud,. Mrs. james l.. hernehan OF
ii,mI,strth. f.. l.: Harry o"IrIchS. son "i
,'l,,rl,.s NJ ,clrirhS at Newport ana ""
or. Ii..ri,..rt frff. IT S"l 81 il'fb'tt
pm III <,.w York. amt MISS I.trlj =
W.,l-h. sister Of the nhan vh" wa killed
Il q hrli.Icd that AL the injured VII!
Thr .utrmobil". which was driven hy
Young Walsh. struck tn" rallinE 81 y
i,ridg.. :,auniEg creek near Eastern
Point AMI plunged into the water.
The accident wLS witnessed ~ "'htr
:,utumobiStS who succeeded III r'H"Hihs
thr Hyr occupants of tn" Walsh machine.
not hnV,Vrr. without great diif'ul'!. dn'
to iu. tact that all the members were
Wing nlI.I1'c.ith the car.
Walsh who vas about u years "i age.
died shortly after h.. WIS taken from tn'-
water II va; learned Later that ~ thu
:Iutumuhil" crashed over the bridge ~
was struck IN tn. head 10y an IRON beam.
TN. cause Vi In" accident IL NOT know II
at this tim" but ii is supposed that Walsh
temporarily lost control of the machine
~ HAT there, vas 4 drirtt in some part
al thu steering GER.
TN" occupants of tn" car h"Sid" Mi
Walsh ANA his sister w"r" MIS- hernn
cham Mir OcIrichG and Mr.. ftll The aC-
,Idrnt happened half WAY down an IN
,.linr. over which the car WAS speeding
IItidlv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-21

Bedouin Love Song, Giro Pinsute
Mr.. r. p. Drake.
a-This would do Chapman
b-Calm us the Night. Bohm
Miss L. V. Root
Coppcia Waltzes, Delbes
Miss Louise Truax.
Gipsy Life. Schuman
Miss +. V. Root and chorus
The Skowhcgan Festival Chorus was
n surprise to everybody; and Mr.
Chapman, when he was called to speak
during the intermission, paid It n high
compliment. The soIoists were OF the
best, and the audience manifested its
appreciation Of their efforts by hearty
applause. Each and every number was
encored, and frequently several times.
Miss. Root Is "a young soprano, with
a bcauflfuf voice, it trim Of figure ana
very .prettV.@thc combined effect Of
which, is to, make her exceedingly pop
ular with, sher' audience. Her rendi-
tion Of "Piintcmps" was remarkable.
BY special request. Miss Root ronsent-
ed TO sing ut the morning Service ut
the Methodist church, Sunday, and n
large number Of people took advantage
of the opportunity to hear Tier once
more.
Miss Louise TruaX, TIE young lady
who whistles, ut once found warm
place III the hearts of her hearers. Her
ways are winning, and her demure
manner irresistible. Can she whistle?
II the amount of applause she received
and the number of times she was call
"a back to the platform are any indi-
cation Of her talents, she can whistle.
When Miss Truax had given Coming
~ Ixrh no he IN np
first number, the audience simply wen.
wild
Each of these young ladies was pre-
scented with a Large and beautiful
bouquet OF wild flowers.
when II. B. Drake made his first
appearance, he was given an ovation
1t was several minutes before the APP
plausc. which was joined i'll by tho
audience and the chorus, had ceased
sufficiently to permit him to begin.
No sooner had he finished than the
audience again took up the applause
with increased vigOr. Mr.. Chapman
likewise Showed his pleasure ~ a
smile of ratisf@ctiDn
MIR. Drake could hardly fail 10 feel
gratiiird by the Narin tribute paid him
l,y his oHn ,ownsreople. He Is d
baritone whose voice is unequalled II.
this State. For three and Il half years
lie sang in Grace church in New York
City, which in itself is a sufficient
! recommendation. Recently he came 10
this place to live. and Mr.. Chapma!i
heard him sing. The latter had been
looking for baritone. and he at once
chose Mr. Drake 10 accompany him
on the Mairc t1ip. In an interview
with q Journal correspondent. Mr. |
Chapman said Mr.. Drake has one Of
the best voices in Maine. it is the most |
| romisinS voice in the State, and it |
has great possibilities in store"
After the concert, an Informal re- |
ception WAS held in Engine house hail !
that the members of the chorus ana |
any others who desired, might meet |
ar. and Mrs. Chapman. Miss TrGax. |
Miss Root, and Mr.. Drake. About 2G0 |
people were present. md TIE occagiOn |
vas 4 most pc asant one The rooms !
v ere abundantly decorated with GO len |
/ Cd ana bouquets Of wild flowers. |
Dainty refreshments We're served by !
Misses Helen Steward and Mluce Mer- |
rill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-21
LAMOUREUx MISSING.
Canadian Insurance Co. President at
Berlin, N. r., Wanted 1000 Worth.

Berlin. N. H.. Aug. 02.-The police Of
this city were notified tonight o: the
disappearance of &. l.imourcuX, preside M
of the CdnadidnAmcriCan Insurance Co.,
Il French Canadian benefit society. and
Efforts arc being m3dr to locate him.
Claims Tor about $2l.NG have been pre-
scented 10y the creditors of the missing
man, ana the sheriff O. Coos comfy has
attached lamourcu%S store and itSid"iic"
III tn course OF proc ceilings which have
been Instituted again:t hiel.
i.amOurruX lia> held the office of city
assessor lnr some time.
I'll" creditors oil Lt;noureux say that H.
borrowed larse sums OF money from them
III connection with the business of the in
Surancc company OF which he was preSi-
dent. When Il member Of the organiZa-
ton died. it is clalmed that the prcSi-
d-nt would go to the various concerns
and state thot tn" money was needed to
hupply the widow of the deceased. The
money would h,. secure a. advanced on the
that the ieGatac OF the dcCed,'1t would
accept $40" les; than the fun amount call
.d Tor by TIN" policy, provided the sums
w"r" paid Immediately.
With a prospect of earning one-half of
tn" $luo. which i, is claimed was arranged
by the inSur.trc" man. many persons
agreed to- advance Tho money. The larg
Est creditor II LamourruX is Rev. FL
Louis lMPltht, pastor of he Roman Cath
ollie church. who holds :. not. for 5000
Among TIL" other creditors are promI-
nrnt business men and numerous French
Canadian mill hands. Thes" transactions
covered = period of many months.
Tin police learned that !.amoIrretX ltfl
Hcrlin. last "Wednesday afternoon. on a
train which left for Manchester. At 24:
Th" missing man came i" this city from
Canada
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-21
As viceroy Of India and
Mintocas Succeeds Him.
Feeling Is Bitter Between Lord
Curzon and Home Office
Over Appointment Of Military Supply Men,
Der Of the Council.

London. Aug. 90-Tha resignation of
Lord Curzon Of kcdl"stoE as vicrroy'
Of India, and the appointment OF the
r.Irl of Mimic as his successor. was an
noumct-d ut the lndit office. tonight.
According to thu, corr, .SpondcHre MhiCl
is issued in the form of Il White Hooh.
il appears that Lord cur:on'S rrsigna-
.Ion vas Cabl ii 10 that office. Aug. T..
TIL" correspondence shows Il decidedly
bitter Feeling bel W,tn Lord t'urZolI. tie
India office ANA Lord Kitchener. CON-
mand.r-ln-chief of the forces i'll India.
over the ncW scheme of army admins
trltIon in India. Lord tLrZon'S dissat
isfactIpu cam" To Il. head With the ~
fttsil To- ..pI"int Ma jpr ';rlnral Sir I'd
muild barrow. on I.urd turHutI'S recon-
m"nlAtiun. military supply member of
tine council.
Replying. Aug. >. 10 III" refusal of
Mr.. Ero3ri'k. SECRETARY of satte for In
dii. To- maxi this appointment Lord
'urz"n requests that III" government
reconsider its decision. in order to ~
abb. me- 10 accept iii" responsibility !,
Whiyh infer Ills Maj~sty'S government
stu desires ne IL I%.:G!Ii".
MI. Rrudricii again refused 10 comply
with I'll" request f"r IN" appointment
ii Major General Harrow. ana Lore;
| Curzou r"tiiri rs follows:
III is Iprrlent thar Ills Mnjrst IS
government icny ~. that runtiicnr"
| hich ALONE can cn:Ibl,. H., To- scrN''
IN. m ANA attach i fu'idnu!, Mtally diff
frrcn. Interpretation rrora ,yseli to tn
mobilize; tioItS upon the acceptance of
| Which alone consented - remain IN
| office. The situation Therefore remains
where it WAS when | resigned i'll June.
| If the government al. IN. lie to ;icccp;
| my views, request the premier tn
place my resignation IL Ia" hands 81
| His; MajC sly"
| To this Mr. Brodr;ck replied that
there was Il request from Mr.. Balfouf
| that Lord CurZon reconsider his deter
| animation. In final dispatch, however,
dated Aug 12, Lori CurZuE says:
| TIE main question is not the choice
of Individual, but one Of the principles
underlying a future chang" in our al
| mnistrttion. | am reluctantly driven
u the conclusion that the policy of Hi
| MdjcSty's government Is h; Sed on prin-
cipIes that | could not co1scientiously
| carry INTO execution. In the interest:
of the now organization. it is desirable
that | should be relieved Cf my duties
| with as little delay as lnssible.''
To this. Mr.. Balfour himself replied
that he had with III" most profound
regret submitted Lord Curzon's rcsig-
nation to tn" King"
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BROTHER AND SISTER LOST.
Drowned While Canoeing at Chain o.
Ponds, Last Wednesday.

N"w York. Aug. 20.-Th" bodies Of vii
liam Stiger Richards. tin'mcicr clubnlan
and crack athlete OF tn" New York \. c.,
ANA his sister. Miss Ethel Adelaide Rich
ards. who were drowned. last Wedncs-
dly. while canoeing in Chain-o'-Ponds,
Nj" near tn, family summer camp. Were
hrnueht to this city. Saturday.
The scene of the tragedy is nearly y
miles from the railroad i'll the heart OF
M Maine wilderness. and few of their
friends knew of the drowning until their
ho,iias were brought here 10y their pa
rents. Mir. and Mrs. jeremiah Richards
~ -. West End avenue. TN" family Is
wealthy and socially prominent.
Young Richards WAS II YEARS old and
was known us Il powerful swimmer and
.til-around athlete. His sister was l.
wears old and was also i vtronE swimmer
The CANOE in which they were shooting
wus CIrsizcd near shore. and not ever
~" guild who accompanied them and
who almost lost his life could give Il co
hrr..iit .rrount ri the tragedy.
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SOME REASONS
Why Augusta People Should Follow
This Valuable Advice.

Recausa The proof is in Augusta.
You can easily investigate it.
Not necessary II experiment
With some untried remedy.
Profit by the experience OF a citizen.
Frank f. Chase OF lab Northern
Ave. Augusta. Me-, says: IN the fail
of 1898 | recommended Doan'S Kidney
I had procured the remedy at Willis r.
Partridg, s drug store and had been
cured Of a lame and achiEg back. The
pains had been so bad At times that !
vas actually compelled to lean up
gatnst something for support. 1t was
not the first time | had been attacked
in this way but il was the first time
ever used Doan's Kidney Pills. ! can
sav that I never before used remedy
that gave me such quick and lasting
L. lief. During the past six years there
have been no occurrences of my trouble
worth mentioning, and l am glad to re
indors,. what | said in my first state
nent"
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents. Foster-M iiburn Co, Buffalo
New York. sole agents for tn" United
states.
Remember the name-Doan's-ard
take no other.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-21
insurance Against War.

Thu hest insurance We have against war
lies in an increased navy. We want ono
of such size and STYLE that foreign DOW
crs will NOT desire an engagement win
us. If you're sick You want the best
medicine that science can produce to
make you we'll again. Then yuu want
HoStetterS Stomach RitterS because
for over fifty years ii has demonstrated
with wonderful success its ability to
make the sick well and to- keen them
well. Don't experiment with untrird
remedies when You can easily obtain this
ono safe ana reliable medicine. II will
strengthen the digestive organs. steady
the nerves and cure fatulency.
boating. sour riSing$ dyspepsia indi-
asue. Don't experiment any longer
Get 4 bottle Of the Bittrrs today and BE-
made well again.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-21
RIOTiNG AT kIS1INEFF.
Several Thousands in the Disturbance
or -.---D'spersed by the Police.

-. Petersburg. Aug. Ca private
dispitch rrr,ived from kiShnefr says
that ri"ting occurred there Saturday
evening, following the publication Of
Tie E:nrcror's manifesto. The demon
sirit"I$ II" described as numbering
several thousand bur We're dispersed by
mounted police. Shots Welr fired but
ih"Ic H. no report Of amy casualties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-21
Run Over by a Team.

Harold Small, n littl. boy about
years old, was slightly injured by being
run over by DIR. St;nchfleld's team ON
Water street. Saturday forenoon. Just
how the accident happened. nobody
seems to know. for the doctor himself
was not aware that anything had hap
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-21

The weekly drill of Co. II. I'd Inf,
which occurs tonight will be Of unusual
interest on account of certain steps to
be taken toward planning for a short
outing trip. A new treasurer is alsu
to be elected at the business meeting
following the drill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-21

I Miss Rhoda Ashworth of the Clukey
& Libby store, left her duties, Satur-
day, for a short vacation which will be
passed In Waldoboro. Miss Alice Mel
son. head milliner at the same store,
left the city, this morning, on a bust
ness trip to New York, where she will
purchase a new stock of her line Of
goods
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-21

Joshua Goodwin, whose name has for
some months been associated with w.
2. Stewart & Co. of this city, termi-
mated his services in the store, Satur-
day night. His plans. fer the fmmedi-
ate future are to enter the local bust
ness college. although it IS quite pos
sible that he may enter Colby in the
fall r. .t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-21

The funeral of the 2-months-old in
fant OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gabriel Micheau
of this city, was held from the st.
Francis de Sales church. Saturday
morning. The burial was IN Pine Grove
cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-21

Jean f. Tufts of this city, entertained
bis brothers of the common council at
bis cottage, the Brentwood on China
Lake, yesterday. Nearly all Of the
members were present and were no
doubt Gcnially entertained.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-21

The Winslow Grange, 1t is said, has
voted to lave another of their fairs.
this fall. 1t has also decided to enter
the contest for the s10G prize which is
70 be offered by the Central Maine fair
for the best Grange exhibit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-21

DR.. and Mrs. z. w. Boyer, taking
with them in their touring car, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Judkins and accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. George Fred Terry, en-
joyed an automobile ride. Sunday, to
Hayden lake. The run was very sue
cessfully made. covering about go miles.
The two parties returned to Waterville,
late in the afternoon,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-21

Mr.. and hrs. +. G.. Giddings of Wa
tertoWn. Mass. We're visiting Water
Vile friends, Saturday. They were on
their way to Edwin w. Clements
camps in SmithiielG. where they have
passed Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-21

Charles II. Maxfiell returned to the
city. Saturday afternoon, from DANA
riscottS, where he has been engaged IN
installing an electric plant since May
-. He Will return, this morning.