Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-08

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can be made from
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results in bread-making than ordi-
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will give in preparing pastry, bis
cults, etc.
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| FULLER.HOLwAY COMPANY, Distributors
making brief visit at the home of
his brother. L. y. Shaw.
| \ special program is arranged for
| the last social of the season ut the
Maine Central Institute. which will be
| held in Powers hall Friday night.
| Rev. l.. W. Coons has been engaged
to deliver the Baccalaureate sermon,
before the graduating class Of the
Canaan High school on Sunday,
June l..
The fiiends of Mrs. Benjamin
| Thompson will be pleased to know she
is getting on as well as possible with
her left wrist, which she broke few
| days ago.
| Sunday, June Il viii be kept as
Children'S day at the UnivcrsaiSl
| church. The christening service will
occur i'll the morning and the concert
| in the evening.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. William
| II. Linn of Fresno. Cal, are Interested
TO learn that they have Il boy Of nine
| pounds. Mrs. Linn was Miss Marie
| Mathews of this town.
| The members of Anna Osborn Cir
| Gle of Kings Daughters will hold their
next meeting at the home of Mrs. w
| l.. Pushor, Park street on Friday af
| tCrnOon, June s from To o'clock.
| Charles Baker Of RoXbury. Mass.
| was in town Wednesday calling on old
| friends and acquaintances. He left
| Thursday for Skowhegan to attend the
funeral services Of the late Edwin
| Gledhll.
Miss Laura Morrell bookkeepcr for
| the firm Of Hunter & McMaster Co, is
| confined to her home on account of
illness. Miss Cora Murray is taking
| her place during Miss Morrel's alb
scncc from the store.
At the regular meeting of SchaSti-
cook Encampment. No. SO, /. o. O. r.,
| lowing candidates were admitted tn
| Patiiarchal degree: Sidney Patton,
| Harold j. Higgins ana Herbert +.
Walker
Rev. !. !. Hun Of Lewiston. financial
| agent for Maine Central Institute is i'll
| town this week soliciting funds for the
completion Of the $4,000 endowment
| fund for the school. Mr.. Hull reports
| that he is meeting with good success.
there being hut $700 remaining to b"
| signed for the fund to be complete.
| Prof. J.. s. Walker sub principal al
Maine Central Institute has rendered
| his resignation to the trustees. Prof
| Walker has made many friends here
among both students and townspcOplc
who sincerely regret his departure
| from the institute and town. He has
accepted Il position as chemist 1T thc
| Hatch Experiment Station ut Amherst
! Mass.
I Leland II. Powers. one Of the finest
| impersonators in New England. has
been engaged to present Lord Chumlcy
at the 3Sth annual Commencement
concert for Maine Central Institute,
which will occur at Union hall Thurs
day evening June IA. Hunters or
chestra will furnish music. Reduced
rates have been obtained Oh the NJ. II
and S. &c NJ r. r.
FAIRFIELD CENTER
Mrs. Kate Ellis expects to attcnd a
Grange meeting in Pennington SaturGdy