Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-01
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBE
BELGRADE LAKES.


Pond, incidentally shooting a few
ducks. has closed up for the winter and
gone home.
The remains of the late Mrs. c. H
Merritt of Los Angeles, Cal. arrived
her Friday last, and were buried, Sun
day Mrs. Merritt was formerly Miss
Lizzie Farnham of Oakland, Me.
Fred Pickering who has been finish
ing the golf course connected with
"Ihe Belgrade has completed his
work so far as can be done this fall
He went to Boston, Saturday. and ex-
poets to go to Atlanta, Ga. to build a
course.
Mrs. Jennie Towle and her son, Ray
are visiting her brother in Lynn, Mass.
Robt. Henderson has gone to Boston
for a few days.
Del Pray and his mother, Mrs. Frank
Pray, drove to Augusta, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brann. who
have been passing their vacation win
Mrs Branns parents, Mr.. ana MRS.
f. w. Towle, have returned to Boston.
Stuart Cummings has gone to Boston
where he expects to work this winter.
Erwin Kelley has returned from Bos-
ton. He has secured position as con-
ductor on the electric cars in Lynn and
will 20 there in few days.
Russell Morrill, and Carroll H. Blais-
dell drove over from Augusta. Sunday.
C. II. Weymouth has returned after
a week spent at his home in North Bel
grade.
w. ]. Damren went to Auburn, Mon
day.
Miss Ruth Damren passed Sunday.
Oct. %, at home, returning Monday
morning to kent's Hill.
]. +. Turner has returned from Bos-
ton and put stock of fresh fruit in
his Ctore.
Lee johnson will keep his barber shop
at the Lakes open for at least a part
of the winter.
cyrus Pray is shingling his house.
The Annex is receiving new coat of
shingles and other minor repairs.
The work on the clubhouse which
Professor Bogart is building on the
Bourne lot is progressing finely. The
masons have completed their work on
the foundation walls.
f. w. Towle has the frame of his
new cottage up and partly boarded.
Baron De Kalb has taken his
naphtha launch from the water and
stored it in w. J. Damren's boathouse.
Mr. De Kalb will go to Lynn in about
a week, where he has a position as
conductor on the trolley cars.
Henry Lord, last week. sold an acre
Of land to Miss Florence Spaulding of
Boston. 1t is situated on the east
shore of Long Lake. The frontage on
the lake is about 25 rods in length.
Bert Kelley is building tenement
house on the lot owned by Greenlief
Hersom's heirs, opposite the Methodist
church. 81 E"~s2s=s,,s-s< : IN, Il 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Colder went to
Boston. Monday, to be gone two weeks
or more.
Wesley Damren went to Boston.
Thursday, on business.
Work was completed on the Belgrade
golf grounds, Saturday.
DR.. J. II. Black of Readfield was in
the village. Friday, on business.
A stray wild goose was seen flying In
westerly direction north of the VII
lage. Friday.
Eugene Towle has crew of men at
work on mis- new cottage on Dry Point.
Mrs Graft closed her summer resi-
denre and went to New York last
Wednesday.
NORTH vAssALBoRO.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r. Soule celebrat-
cd the 5Oth anniversary of their we'd
ding. Friday evening. Oct. q. Upwards
of IS of their friends and neighbors
gathered at their home on Maple street
and a delightful evening was passed.
Rev. II. A. ColpittS performed the cere-
mony in a very pleasing manner. Mrs
Alice Narney presided at the organ
The presents were many and beauti
full Mr.. and Mrs. Soule are held in high
esteem by large circle OF friends.
Soecial revival services will he held
in the NJ. E. church every evening,
this week. Rev. Mr.. Colpitts will be as
sisted by Rev. l.. l.. Harris of Pittston.
and Rev. Mr. Dunnack of Augusta.
The teachers in the village schools at
tended the meeting in Portland. last
week.
A regular meeting of Valley Tent. No.
q, X. o. T. NJ. will be held in Golden
Cross hall. Thursday evening".
The WOODEN mill is bothered very
much fer water. but the weather Is
very favorable for the improvements
and additions being made outside
Work is progressing rapidly on the new
engine house and a new roof Will DC
put on the dyehouse at once
LAKESHoRE.
Geo. s. Shaw has moved his family
into II. q. Bacon's vacant house.
Mrs. f. F.. Sawtelle has moved hei
household goods to Waterville where
she will reside for the present
G. A. Tilton returned, Saturday. tf
New Hampshire after passing wv
weeks with his parents.
w. b. Manter returned, Friday, from
Boston.
- A Branch has moved his family