Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-06
SAGADAH0C.
RICHMOND D.


well ratronized and much real good is
being done. Meetings every evening ex-
cept Saturday for two weeks.
Carroll Clark went to Augusta Wedhes-
day on a little business trip.
At the Deering ice houses about ,GOt
tons of the best ice, some of it being
II inches in the clear, was housed. Not a
thing was done till the middle of March
and in less than 10 days all was compiet-
ed. Surely the courage and persistence
in this venture was commendable.
Arthur Sewall of Bath and Holman
Day os Auburn were calling on friends
in this place recently.
A number of Primary pupils have en-
tered school this term, and it has been
necessary for Miss Parks to form a new
class.
entertained party of 10 at tea and whist
Thursday evening at their home on Front
street. The company included Mr. and
Mrs. Carroll Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Tarr Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Seekins, Mrs.
Hannah Oliver and daughter Ollie, Mrs.
Ruth Maxwell and Clifford Seekns. An
elegant souvenir was awarded the gen
tleman and lady making the highest
score. W. E. Seekins and Mrs. Harry
Tarr We're the lucky parties. The many
courtesies extended by the genial host
and hostess made the occasion one of
great pleasure to their guests.
The Maxwell Steam Dredging Co. of
Portland has been engaged to remove a
Ia Of har icb
was recently sunk below Bath. They will
also float the barge when lghtenej of its
cargo. Noble Maxwell, the business man
ager, has ordered the dredgers to leave
Portland and begin operations at once.
Harry Tarr is painting his buildings
and otherwise improving them by need
ed repairs.
A. T.. Small. who has been down TO
Merrymeeting bay on a cunning trip for
the past week, returned home Friday.
The old Tempest fire engine is being
cleaned and repaired for use in an enler-
gency. Fire Chief Flagg is much inter-
ested in everything and anything to
guard against fire.
BOWDOlNHAM.
Rev T.. o. Dinsmore of East Bow
doinham is seriously ill.
Friends of Mrs. Annie M. Fletcher,
formerly Of this town, were grieved to
learn of her death in Augusta recently.
Mrs. Fanny Holt returned Wednes-
day from q visit in Richmond.
Mrs. John Danskin of Cambridge,
Mass, returned to her home on Fri
day, after visiting relatives in town.
One of Bowdoinhams rising young
men is Roland Mckay, who will grad
uate from Bowdoin College this year.
Mr. Mckay has already received his
appointment to DR.. Cousins hospital
at Portland out of a large class of
young men. His many Bowdoinham
friends wish him well in his chosen
profession.
Mrs. Milton Given visited in Lisbon
Falls this week.
Misses Helen and Sarah Hamilton
were guests of Misses Ethel and Alma
Cheney Tuesday and Wednesday Of
this week.
Mrs. Ellen Collins of Auburn is WIS.,
Ting her sister. Mrs. John Spittelle of
East BoWdoinham.
Mr.. and Mrs Marco Schoff left Mon
DAY for Arizona, where Mr.. Schoff has
been employed for the past year.
Milton Given attended the launching
in Bath Thursday.
Mrs. Horace l.. Smith of Weymouth,
Mass, recently visited her sister, Mrs.
John r. Gray of this town.
J. Loyalist Browne will be candi-
date for senator from this county.
BOWDOIN.
The school board will meet Saturday.
April 4, at Bowdoin Center to examine
the teachers.
Miss Angie Carter and Mrs. Nathan
iel Gray were the guests of Mrs. j. o.
Roberts yesterday.
Jeremiah Prince, who is seriously ILL
is at this date thought to be some bet
ter.
John Purinton of Woolwich was very
recently in town to visit his brother
Hon. n. S. Purinton.