Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-24

young couple have the best wishes of
a large circle Of friends for a long life
of happiness together.
Mrs. Willis Arnold and little son,
Robert Brown Arnold, who are guests
of Mrs. Arnold's parents, Mr.. and MRS.
Frederick w. Brown. Cedar street
will be Joined in few weeks by Mr..
Arnold and they will go to Quantlpa-
cook for a few weeks outing as Is their
annual custom.
The Republican city committee mas
posted notices calling a caucus to be
held at the Court house at f. M,
jelly 80, to nominate q candidate Ior
representative to the Legislature, ana
to transact any other business Whlch
may legally come before sad meetllls.
Ralph l. Morse is the only. candidate
thus far announced and he will doubt
less be nominated. Mr.. Morse Is one Oh
the most highly respected young men
in the city, a staunch Republican anu
fine fellow He is a law partner OK
Hon. r. i. Dunton, under the hrm
name of Dunton &, Morse. He Is the
son of Hon. Lucius c. Morse or Lid
erty ana for years was messenger IN
the State House.
Ralph c. Fitch, the young fellow
who is employed on the new Waldo
County Herald, had narrow escape
from drowning on his way to Belfast
from Rockland III a small sail boat.
He was hauling in the main sheet
while Just out of ROckland harpor'
when the tackle gave way throwing
him headlong into the water. lie was
dragged head down for several 1eee
by the sheet, his head under water
AS he passed the tender he GRABBED II
and pulled himself into it. He then
rishted I'D his boat and made the rest
Of the trip to this port without mis-
hap.
'rhe intentions of marriage of van
A. Quincy of Waldo and Mrs. Julia II.
Paddock of Belfast have been 1lled at
the office of City Clerk Eben 5. Little
field.
Fred D. Jones Of the firm of earle 4
Jones, who has been i'll at his home IN
Rrooksville for some weeks, mas re-
covered and is again at his place Oh
business in this city
Mrs. David L. Wilson and little sons
Blair and Donald left today for Fort
Fairfield. Mrs. Wilson'S girlhood home.
where they will be the guests OF her
father, Hon. John Burns, for several
weeks. Rev. David l.. Wilson VIII
sperd his vacation at the summer
home of his family in the Adirondacks.
n. v, where he will be accompanied
by his eldest son Cuthbert.
The Episcopal Mission opened It's
bazaar this afternoon in Memorial hail
The hall was beautifully decorated for
the occasion and it was one OF the not
able event Of the summer.
Mrs. L. T. ShaleS is entertaining the
L.adics' Aid of the Universalist church
This Afternoon at the Shales summer
home at the Battery, a few miles be-
low this city.
At the Y NJ. G. A. cncampment to be
held in Good Will Farm, Hinckley, the
first week in August. one of the solo,
lists will be Russell II. Lord of Belfast.
Coburn 'OS. The encampment Will last
four DAYS. The boys from all over the
STATE. in charge Of Y. NJ. c. A. work.
ers. are to "hikc" there. in real Gypsy
fashion. Great preparations are being
made and it will he a unique affair
Rev. A. L. Nutter of Old Town, who
is spending the summer at the North
port campground, will preach in the
Methodist church in Belfast next Sun
day in exchange with Rev. Albert E.
Luce.