Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-28
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Mrs. Emily Bean died at the home az
her son, u. G. VeaZie Friday nieht
The funeral services We're held al his
home Monday at 10 o'clock. attended
by Rev. Henry Arnold. Mrs. r. S.
Knowles. Mrs. II. l.. Burrill and I II
Winchester furnished music.
l.. d. Ireland had the misfortune n
get his left hand mixed up with the
elevator machinery. last week. and
the result was badly mangled finger.
The flesh was torn from the third finger
to the bone. 1t is now getting along
nicely and the prospect is thai he will
save the entire finger
Don't forget the Farmers Institute
next Friday. The speakers have all
been well advertised and this is only n
reminder. The grange will furnish n
dinner 1T noon.
c. l.. Jones is away this week taking
part in the Farmers Institutes which
are being held in different sections of
The county. He was ACCOMPANIED by
Mrs. Jones.
L. T. knowles has left the r. F. D.
route No. 2 and Geo. H. Knowles the
substitute is now driving. A new
driver will be appointed soon.
+. P. ireland, Wilbur Ireland and NJ.
L. Flanders returned from their hunt
ing trip. Saturday morning. bringing
home three deer. They went to See
boomok and report very pleasant trip.
Tho second degree was worked by
Stone Eel Lodge last Thursday night.
Rev. Henry Arnold was the candidate.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Beckwith of West
Stcwardstown, y. B., Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo Haines and Miss Mabel German Of
Bangor, Newhan Hoyt of Waterville,
and Miss Clara Redman of Pressure
Isle. have all been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. $. Redman the past week.
There will be social assembly held
at the Library hall next Saturday
night Music will be furnished by
Grams orchestra of four pieces. If
the numbers ara sufficient to warrant
and proper amount of interest is
shown these assemblies will be held
once in two weeks. There will be
tables in the hall and those who do not
care to dance will have the opportunity
to play whist. Special pains will be
taken with the young people who wish
to learn to dance. The proceeds will be
applied to the engine house debt. a
pleasant evening is assured and it is
for a worthy cause and there should
be a good attendance.
Sidney Knowles and Louise Ross
have gone to ArOostook county to
teach.
Mrs. Mary Lufkin Of Veaze is the
guest Of her nephew, A. l.. Hayden,
this week.
Quite a party will leave town this
week for California. Mr.. and Mrs. S.
F. Lyford will start Friday morning
from Comma and join Boston party
starting from there Monday morning.
MIR and Mrs. Geo. w. Fogg, +. w.
Townsend and Mrs. Eta Emery start
ed earlier in the week.
A special meeting of Cleora Rebekah
Lodge is called for next Thursday eve
ning.
{. a. Greenwood has his new boiler
set and now has crew Of masons
busy at work building his boiler house.
WEST BOWDOiN.
Joel Allen passed Sunday at his homo.
Eugene Names of Sabattus, was in
town, Sunday.
Miss Gladys Holbrook and Miss Carrie
were i'll Lew listen, Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge of West Ea:h.
were calling on friends in town, Sunday.
Mr.. Durgan and daughter. Mrs. spluld-
ing, of Lisbon, We're the guests OF Mrs.
Joel Allen, Sunday.
Mrs Margaret Allen, who has been i'll,
iS a tile better