Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-01
Masonic District Meeting
To Be Held Here.
Owen Gould Injured While
Cutting Down Trees.
Harold G. Robertson Engaged as
Instructor at N. G. !.

Jack McCunner of Providence, r. l.,
who has worked in this place, arrived
Monday in an intoxicated condition
ard was arrested by Officer Corey. Nc
Gunner mad paid fine of IS and costs
in Newport Monday for drunkenness
ard Tuesday at hearing here he was
fined s6.12. which he paid.
Miss Annie Palmer of Bradford, who
has visited at the home of her uncle,
John Clark. left here Tuesday for
Pennington, where she is student at
the Normal School.
Pittsfied people will be interested to
learn of the marriage of Ernest l..
FaImnr of Dexter and Carrie Bell Tab
butt of Columbia Falls, which occurred
at the home OF the bride Aug. 20. They
viii give Il reception to their friends
in Dexter, where they will reside,
Sept g.
Rev. ard Mrs. F. S. Walker Ieturned
Tuesday from a months vacation,
passed in New York and Portland.
Rev. and Mrs. Albert f. Morris of Old
Town. former residents Of this town,
were the guests Tuesday of Rev. and
Mrs. +. s. SchOonover at the Methodist
parsonage.
The funera! services of the late Mrs.
Augusta l.. kcene will he held at the
house at / o'clock this afternoon. In
termcnt will be made at Palmyra,
| where III" deceased passed the greater
part of her life.
Dcrris Berdeen, the little daughter
| OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Berdeen, un-
dcrwent a successful operation in her
throat Tuesday. DR.. f. A. Porter oper-
ated, assisted by DR.. r. NJ. Griffin.
Andrew J. Bodwell and daughter.
| no have recently purchased the Web
andorfer house on Peltoma avenue,
moved into their new home Tuesday.
Urban Willis OF Washington arrived
| Tuesday from Oregon, H., to visit his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Willis.
| He was Joined here by his wife and lit
| tie daughter Who have been visiting
| her parents at Bar Harbor.
| Fha pod Masonic District meeting,
comprising Dixmont. Plymouth New
port, Pittsfield. Hartland. Cambridge
and Exeter. will be held here on the
evening of Oct. l. a.
owen Gould, son of Isaiah Gould,
met with bad accident Monday while
Qltl ~ o''Nli tlSSS. llC dhS lIlto
the little toe on the left foot cutting d
deep cash into the foot, which necessi-
| tated the taking of several stitches He
was attended by DR.. Porter.
Dr. and Mrs. T. N. Drake and
daughter, Miss Dorothy. are expected
home todav from months vacation
passed at Bedford. Mass.
Mrs. William Gray. who has been
visiting her brother in BrattleborO, Vt,
for the past three weeks. returned home
Tuesday. Mr.. Gray, who is on a bust
ness trip TO New York, will return lat
er III the week.
The trustees of Maine Central Insti-
tute have secured Harold c. Robertson
of 81. Adams. a graduate of Bates Col
lcSe as teacher of the fall term at NJ.
G. l.. of which institution Mr.. Robert
son vas a graduate, Glass '04
w. +. Hussey of Canaan left here
Monday for Rangeley lakes. called by
Soy. which occurred Sunday. Mr.. Hus-
sey will accompany the body here
where funeral services will be held
The Misses kena Shepard and Grace
Goodwin of Gardiner, who have been
guests Of Miss Vera Conant few
days. returned home Monday.
Jesse F'arnum of Palmyra. stu
dent at NJ. C. l., has accepted a posi-
ton as clerk at c. r. Haseltine's phar-
macy.
Mrs. Lester Cornforth, who has been
passing the summer ut Ocean Park.
and Mrs. A. II. Burse and son Morrill,.
who have passed the month of August
there, returned home Tuesday.
A heavy frost struck this place Mon
day night, destroying a number of veg
etahle gardens in the low lands and
especially hurt cucumber vines in many
of the local gardens.
Mrs. w. l.. Parsons OF West Med
ford. Mass. is visiting at the home of
her parents. DR.. and Mrs. T.. c. Bryant
Mrs. Hattie Clough of Liberty and
vi rs. Cora Goodwin of Palermo arrived
Tuesday to visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Patton