Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-11
NAMES SONS AND DAUGHTERS.

Mr.. ard Mrs. Justin l.. McIntire Of
Wat rlurd recently observed the 5cth
anniversary Cf their marriage.
Maine people will be interested to
tarl Of the engagement of Major Wit
liam Stephenson. l.. s. A.. of Port
land. who is now at Manila, and Miss
Heinrich. daughter of one of the officers
at the fort here he is now stationed
J. T.. Richardson. who has been i'll
A.asit;t for the past II years. recently
returned to his forcr home in Dover
He brought 20 his sister. Mrs. w. II.
Leavitt, a beautiful bracelet made of
nuggets Of geld Just rs he took them
from the mine. Mr.. Richardson is the
owner IF mines i'll Alaska.
Tho barge Frank" which was re-
comfy completed at the GildcrslccVe
shipyarl at Middl"town. Conn. has
been launched. The barge is named
after Frank Barker. Il new foreman at
the yard who is a native Of Bath. ant
is "A son Of Edwin J.. Barker. foreman
at the kclleySpcar Company yard.
The Glover family recently held re-
union at the home of Charles T..
tsH's IL Ill t0iN vel i'tiiif- iiit OK Ii'tl''-
st.a, here the family of seven
children was born and is now owned
ami occupied by Charles Glover and
sister. Sarah. For the first time in
81 YEAR,, the family Of five brothers and
two sisters were together. T'Frc
wnln l., members of the family present.
Among those who recently celebrat ed
th,i; 5Oth wedding anniversary were
Mir. and Mrs William X. Clement Of
MiIlvale Mr. Clement is 50 Years of
age. and Mrs. Clement is IS. Both are
smart and well Mr.. Clement does all
The farming and takes charge of his
farm. He keeps four cows, one hprsa
ana Il Nock Of sheep. They have lived
on the same farm ever since they were
E.arricd.
Or Edwin Grant Dexter. recently
appointed commissioner of education
for Porto Rico BY President Roosevelt,
WAS horn in Calais in 1865. His father.
tie late Rev Henry Y. Dexter. WAS
pastor of the Second BAPTIST church
here for II years. His wife. four chill
drcn. and mother. Mrs Mary f. Dex-
ter, sailed from New York Oct. 10 on
the steamer ComonO to be his guests
on the island this winter.
Honors have been showcred on
Miss Faith Koon. daughter Of Rev.
Jabnz Koon. rector Of the Good
Shepherd Of Houiton. Besides be-
ing made one of the vice-presidents
of the Wellesley Chapter of the Col
,cge. Settlement Association and one
of tao presidents of the freshman
class. ane had the role Of leading
lady in the play given Saturday
night. Oct 26. by the students at
Wellesley, "Uncle and Nephew"
adopted from Shiller's play. Der Ne
few ais Onkel" and was a great sue
cesr
4 young mems club has just been or
ganized in Sanford. Rev. Cuthbert
Fowler has been the prime mover in
starting the club and it is due to his
efforts that 50 much interest has been
manifested The club is for all young
man over Is years Of age irrespective
of church aftiiiation. There will be a
regular monthly meeting and the YES
try Of the church Will be open to the
club members one evening each week
for reading. games and other amuse-
ments The officers of the organiza-
tior are: President, Rev. Cuthbert
Fowler: yice-prcsident. William Hall:
secretary and treasurer. Fred l..
Downs.
The inventory Of the estate of the
lac Miss Lucinda Bailey of Bath, who
died last January has just been filed