Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-22
LINCOLN.
WISCASSE EFT.

throat trouble, winch attdChS hei he'ti
ing most unpleasantly.
DR.. C. A. Peasley of Bath was in
town Friday night to attend the Ma
sonic entertainment.
Mrs. Lucy Houdlette has returned
to Whitefield, after visiting in town.
After several months spent in the
west, Lee Merry returned home and
was united in marriage to Miss Nellie
Bailey of this place. Mr.. and Mrs.
Merry have gone to Portland for few
days before settling in town.
F. B. Houdlette has been off duty
the past week with a lame back.
L. L. Lowell Of Bath was in town
Friday night.
The building which William Colby
recently bought of Alfred Hall on
Hooper street, was hauled TO Mr.. Col
by's home last Tuesday and will be
used for an ice house. The distance
covered was three miles and before
noon the building was on the spot.
Lincoln Lodge, F. and A. NJ. enter
tanned Boothbay Harbor Lodge Friday
evening. Seventy-three came by boat
being met and cordially entertained
An excellent time is reported by the
home party.
WALDoeoRo.
All the schools closed Friday after a
term Of eleven weeks.
Miss Mary Bartlett returned to her
home at South Thomaston Saturday.
During her stay in our village she
has made many friends who hope to
have her with US again after vacation.
Fred Benner was buried from the
house of his brother Sunday after
noon.
The funeral services of Charles
Feyler who died as the result CT a
shock were held at his late home on
Friendship street Sunday, Rev. c. w.
Curtis officiating.
wiwurna Chapter o. E. S. received
IN. official VISIT last Tuesday evening
from D. D. G. NJ. Neva Gregory. The
work was exemplified in a pleasing
manner, one candidate taking the
degrees. During the evening a cornet
solo was finely rendered by Past
Patron l. G.. Reed. Mrs. Reed also sung
a solo. Mrs. Gilman presided at the
plano; Mrs. Mabelle Wilson in most
Gregory with a bouquet of pinks, after
which speeches were made by Mrs
Farnham of East Boothbay, Rev. c.
w. Curtis and DR. Randall. Not the
least Interesting part of the program
was the dainty lunch served by the
ladies in the dining hall, consisting of
sandwiches. olives. cake. coffee and
WEIGH rarebit, the latter being pre-
pared by Mrs. Gilman and Miss
Bartlett. The company went home
little before the midnight hour having
passed most pleasant evening.
Rev. L. l.. Harris preached a most
Interesting sermon at the NJ. L. church
Sunday morning. The singing was
led by cornet and trombone. played
by Messrs, Reed and Johnson with
organ accompaniment Next Sunday
the music will be led by the same in
struments with the addition of violin.
In the evening there will be a union
Thanksgiving service in the NJ l..
Church. Rev l.. l.. Harris will deliver
the address. A chorus choir accom-
panied by the orchestra will furnish
music. Miss Belle Wales will also
sing a solo.
Saturday evening and returned Sun
day morning.
Mrs. Walter Kecher and son were in
Rockland Thursday.
Miss Ida Welt was in Rocklat.d
Saturday.
Miss Lila Sprague returned from
the hospital Friday.
Union Thanksgiving service will be
held In the Baptist vestry in the fore
noon. Nov. Goth.
Mrs. Elsie Trouant is still suffering
from a very bad affection of the
nerves In the left side Of her face
She Is in hopes to get relief without
an operation and her many friends
nope she may fully recover.
Mrs. John Keller who has been in
poor health for several years, is still
.cenfined to her home Her many
friends wish for her speedy recovery
Miss Laura Lcvenselcr is 50 far i'm
proved as to be abb" to sit up several
hours.
There will be dime social ut the NJ.
E. Vestry Tuesday evening, Nov. -.
A program will be given ana treat.
The proceeds will go towards paving
Tor the new singing books. All
invited.
CEDAR GROVE.
Dresden Lodge. r. and A. NJ, No
l03. Installed the following officers at a
public installation Saturday evening.
Nov. 10: John Mayors, NJ; John Well
man. S. W.; Clinton Philbrook. J. w:
Wilbur +. Cate. s.: Oaks Palmer, r.:
Chester l.. Burke. S. D.; Charles G..
Hall. ]. D.: Joseph Mayors. ]. T.: Ell
bridge G. Bickford, S. T.; Benz. Reed.
T. District Deputy L. w. Larrabee of
Newcastle was Installing officer. At
ter the installation oysters, cake and
conee were served. Music was fur
nished by Mayors Brothers. Remarks
were made by District Deputy and Mr..
Lord. principal of Bridge Academy.
also a recitation by the assistant, Miss
Stetson.
John Wellman left on Tuesday
nights boat for visit to friends in
Boston.