Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-11
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Frost were in Randolph Sunday, called
by the critical illness of their cousin,
Mrs.. Allen Stevens of East Dixmont,
who is at the home of her son, Lyndon
Chapman. On their return trip home
Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Frost called on
the Misses .Aside and Nellie Leighton
in Ha!lowell.
! Edgar w. Chamberlain has accept
ed the position az painter at the Free
Baptist church and has begun his du-
ties. On Sept. he will also begin as
tanitor Of Maine Central Institute in
place of Albert Weber.
Mrs. ]. d. M. Foster, Mrs. George
Rogers and daughter Vivian and Mrs.
Evelyn Call have returned from South
West Harbor where they have enjoyed
i three weeks.
John Turner and his sister: Miss Ell
sic Turner Of Palmyra, Miss Anita Por-
ter of Blaine and Miss Alice Cowan of
this town passed Sunday in Palmyra.
the guests Of Miss Mabel Cowan.
4 valuable horse owned by E. S.
Cowan of Palmyra ran into a barb
wire fence Saturday severing an artery
But for the timely assistance of Dr.
D. u. WinsIow of this town the AMI
= NAL would have died.
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Mathews were
at Camp Benson for the day Monday.
Irving Bragg Of Harmony was IN
tow, Monday on business.
drs Harriet F. Baker Of Hartland
visited friends here Monday.
A. H. Cornforth passed Sunday at
Ocean Park with Mrs. Cornforth and
y,In
eraI weeks there.
CLAYTON Brown has moved his fam
lily into the Miss Lou Hutchins rent
corner I.ancey street and Peltoma av-
enue, and Earl Clifford, who has re-
Gently accepted the position as bag
xagemaster at the NJ. c. r. r. station,
has moved into the Parks house vacal-
ed by Clayton Brown.
Miss Mary Fairbrother has gone to
Lewiston hospital for surgical treat
, ment. She was accompanied by Dr.
v. Z. I.athbury of this town,
Mrs. J. w. Truell of Worcester
Mass, is visiting her daughter, Mrs
F.. X. Jordan.
William Lewis left Monday on a
carriage drive to Milo to visit his
daughter He was accompanied by
Mrs. Lewis who will visit in Bangor
and Grcenville before going to Milo.
Miss Helen Haskell, who has been
sponding her vacation at her home
here. has gone to Brewster. n. u
where she will visit Mrs. Clifford Sea
grave before returning to Manchester
N H., where she has position as
.teacher Mrs. Seagraves Will be re-
mem,ered here as Miss Pauline Reade
Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Thomas OF
Walthum. Mass. are visiting MS par
ents on the Spring Ridge road,
Daniel Billings. M. c. l. O3, Tor
mer clerk at the Lancey hardware
store, resumed his duties there Mon
day.
Misses Viola and Martha Morecroft
who have been spending two weeks
r with their father George Morecr"lt' IL
Salem, Mass, have returned nome.
Rev. and Mrs H. E. Brady of Mat
.. tapar. Mass, and daughter Mrs. Free
J., Howe of Fairfield are guests or MIS-
Rrady's father, Charles Chase, FRANK
lin street A.
: Mr. and Mrs. Clinton G. Tuel, Mr.
and Mrs. Will Randlett Miss Ida Rand
9 lett of this town and Miss Marguerite
Mills of Bangor. who is visiting mere
passed Sunday at Camp Benson.
Miss caro- Murray was in Bangor
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Huff entertain
cd Mr. and Mrs. l.. F.. Graves anc
little son Sunday at their cottage
Pleasant View, at Lake Winnecook-
The funeral services of the lat'
Robert Emmett Duffy. whose death oc-
Cured at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Duffy. at tins
Waverly, Sunday will be held at "A
NJ. TO-DAY at st. Agnes Cathon'
church.
Miss stella Farrcr of Boston return
ed home Sunday. after short Vis'
with Mrs w. G. Morrill,.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Haskell paSse'
Sunday at Moose pond. the guests o
G. b. Haskell and family. who are oc
cupying cottage there.
1.-THE Oakland" cigar. for Be Is a sur
prise to smokers. on account or It's eA