Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-07-29
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Miss Adelaide G. Coffin of Harring-
ton has been engaged as teacher of the
local Grammar school to fill the place
OF Miss Nelma Rollins Miss Coffin is
a graduate of Pennington Norma
school and has been principal of the
North Grammar school in Waterviile
for the past two years.
B. ID. Bowden has begun the work
of tearing down the remains of the
Mary Woodsum home corner Maine
and Franklin streets. which was de-
strOyed by fire few years ago. The
grounds will he cleared w and will be
a much appreciated improvement to
that part Of Main street.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. w. Coons and son
Qrentin, who have been visiting friends
here. returned to Augusta Oh Tuesday
evenings Pullman.
An Auto party consisting OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank c. Friend and daughter.
Helen. OF Boston. and DR.. and Mrs. G.
F. Friend OF Augusta, were visitors in
town Wednesday dining at "fe Damon
mr." where also dined Wednesday the
following out-of-town business men:
"A. H. kittridge of Providence. X. L.;
]. Arnold of Worcester, Mass: F. N.
Brown Of Boston; n. W. Kendall OF
Arlington Mass; c. E. Johnson OF
Franklin Mass. II. K. Sawyer, ac-
COMMANDED by Mrs. Sawyer OF Boston
Attorney j. W. Manson LETT Wednes-
day for Portland. accompanied by Mrs.
Manson.
II. F. Walker returned Wednesday
from business trip to Portland.
d.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Griffin and two
daughters, have gone to Stockton
Springs, to visit the Doctors old home
News has teen received here of the
death of Adnorian Hanson, which oc-
CURED at his late home in Garland
where he lived a number OF years
Monday at the age of So years. A
daughter, Miss Angie Hanson, who was
teacher at Maine Central Institute
for some years. and a grandson, Carl
Haines. who made his home with his
grandfather and aunt, survive. The
funeral services weer held at the home
Wedne sday afternoon at l o'clock.
Miss Flora Elliott went to Garland
Wednesday to attend the funeral OF hel
uncle, the late Adnorian Hanson
Miss, Lizzie McGreggor OF Lincoln, who
was tn guest Tuesday of Miss Eta
Getchell also went to Garland Wednes-
day to attend the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker are in
Clinton visiting Mrs. Walkers daugh
ter Mrs Hattie Boothbay.
Mayo Bickmore of Troy, who has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Willis
Seekins left here Tuesday for Florida
fer an extended visit with relatives.
Arthur Logario, ST. and son, Arthur
are in Boston on business.
Union hall is in the hands of deco
rators and carpenters, and exterior
work will be done in way OF a new coat
of uaint and the placing CT fire escapes
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Libby will re.
turn today FROM d two-weeks outing
at Moose pond. they viii he accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Hume.
we'll, who has been their guest Tor {
few days.
Mrs. f. p. Weeks is in Thorndillt
for visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Spratt and
two children, of Boston, are guests o
Mrs. .tbbe Damon at ''Ie Demon Inn
Lester CoInforth returned Tuesday
from Ocean Park. where Mrs. Corn
forth is spending the summer at theft
cottage.
Miss Ethel Campbell of Bangor Is
the guest of Mrs. l.. +. Boston
I.obert MorccrOtt and Frank Clay
| went to Fairfield Tuesday, where they
have accepted position in a mill.
Rufus Burns. manager of the =. 4
W. X. r. and his family are enjoying
an outing at Moose pond. living in d
gar which is side-trached and fitted uI
for living conveniences.
Mr. ana Mrs. James Turnbull, Jr
and two daughters Jessie and Agnes
are i'm Northport FOR a two-Weeks out
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Humphrey and
children are visiting in Winnecook.
Mrs Lydia A. Garcelon is in Albion
for an extended visit with her sister.
Mrs. Sadie b. Greenwood is enjoying
an outing in NorthDort.
Miss Ethel Sanford of Palmyra, a
teacher of the Riverside Primary school
in this village. is in Harrington, the
guest of friends.
O. e. Libby of Detroit and his broth
erin law. Roland Thompson, Of Cur
winsville. Pa. returned "Wednesday
from n fishing trip to Kineo.