Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-29
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High Street to Have 1000
Feet Of Macadall.
!:
Waldo Veterans Will Meet Aug.
6 at Vaughan's Store. !;
Date Changed Owing to the ciough
Veterans Reunion.

| belfast, Me-, July z'-( opeclal)f-
Belfast citizens are pleased to know
that they are to have fine piece OF
macadam road built on High street, in
one of the spots where it is most need
ed. The road will begin at the juno
ton of Mai}i' and High streets in front
of the Masonic building, and extend
some 2O00 feet or more about TO where
the Baptist church stands. The street
has been surveyed and an approprla-
| ton of $4,000 was made by the city this
| year for new roads, $500 being received
| from the State. The road will be built
by contract, the operations to begin
early in August.
Miss Louise Hazeltine left this morn
ing for Rocllland breakwater, where
| she will De the guest for lew days
of Miss Anne Crosby at the Samoset
| hotel. She was accompanied to Camden
by her niece, Miss Frances Howes, and
the Misses Pnney of Montreal, who
| have been her guests. The young ladies
| were met in Camden by the HaZeltine
| carriage and driven to this city this
| evening Mrs. Fred Crosby arrived yes
terday afternoon from the Samoset and
| will be the guest of Miss Frances Chase
for a few days. 1t
Mr.. ANA Mrs. Horace Chenery, Miss
Margaret Chenery, with her tutor, Mr..
| Brock, left today for Lobster lake.
| where they will spend few weeks.
| The Chcnerys are spending the sum
| mer at their attractive home in Frank
| lin, on the site of the old Crosby Inn.
| At a recent Democratic meeting DR..
| f. A. Wilson was elected chairman of
| the county committee to fill the Va
cancy caused by the resignation of DR..
| Cook H. p. FarrOW of Belmont was
| nominated as candidate for the office
| of judge Of probate, in place of James
| i. Libby, Esq, who would not accept
| the nomination.
Mrs Clemment w. Wescott and lit
tie daughter Helen have returned from
Pitchers pond, where they have been
spending few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
| William Randall at their cottage.
Miss Helen Doak gave large Bridge
| party last night at her home in High
street in honor of Miss Dorothy Pear
son of North Hampton, Mass. There
We're seven tables, the first prize being
won by Miss Goss of Lewiston, who Is
| the guest of Mrs. Eugene l.. Stevens.
A handsome pewter candlestiCk was
| the prize. The BOBBY, sachet, was won
by Miss Lee Gregory of Brooklyn,
N. Y.
The August meeting CT the Waldo
| County Veterans Association will be
| held on Vaughan's shore, East Belfast
| a week from Thursday, Aug. 6. As
| there are no tables or chance to spread
a dinner, the visitors are requested to
| bring Basket lunch. The ladies of
| East Belfast will serve hot coffee, tea
and spring water. Please bring Your
drinking cup. The address of welcome
will be made by Rev. William Vaughan
the response by j. c. Harding. Music
will be furnished by Mrs. Cleora Haney
Read and the Boys Quartet of the
| Methodist church of Belfast. consist
| ing of George Langill. Roy Macombcr,
Harry Coombs and Ralph Bramhall.
Miss Anne Kittredge of Belfast will
read. The business meeting will be call
| ed at II A. NJ, dinner will be served at
| II and the afternoon session Will be at
| 2 o'clock. The announcement was made
Il few weeks ago that the meeting
| would be held on the second Thursday
in August but owing to the Clough
| Veterans Charitable Association meet
| ing on that day at Windemere park.
1 the date was changed to Aug. 6. The
| following committee have charge: Rev.
and Mrs. William Vaughan, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Robert Russ, MIR. and Mrs. w. r.
Langin, Mrs f. n. Slavery. j III. Stln-
| son.
Mrs E-astus Yeaton and Two chill
dren of Lynn. Mass, are guests of Mrs
Yeaton's sister, Mrs, Tolnlan sheldon,
Condor street.
| Mrs Henry Gray of Condor street
has gone to Unity for two-weeks
visit with Mrs. LaForrcst Webb
| A wedding in which Belfast people
will be interested will take place at ST.
Peters church in Boston at high noon
| Monday, when Miss Edith Pettirgil of
| Belfast Will become the bride of Will
| liam Cochran of Boston. Miss Pettin-
gill has made her home in Boston for
several years, where she has become
| known as one of the foremost soprano
singers of the city. The groom holds
| responsible position with Jordan &:
| Marsh Co. They will leave Immediately
after the ceremony for Chicago, the
Great Lakes and other points of inter
| est and will spend n few weeks at At
Iantic City before returning to Boston,
where they will live. Miss Pettengill Is
the older daughter of Gordon Petten-
| gill of this city, who with his daughter
Erma. will probably attend the we'd
ding. Miss Pettingills friends in Bel
| fast wish her many years of happi-
ness.
Miss Anne NJ. Kittredge left yester-
day for Crescent beach, Rockland,
where she will read for the Beach I'M
provemeft 3SQniety concert, given by
Madam Cote Howard of Rockland.
WEST MT. VERNON. f.,
Sunday. July &c, was observed as