Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-30
First Maine Cavalry Assn
To Meet Here.
Searchers Hunt in the Woods
For a Lost Boy.
Funeral Of the Late Eben Austin'-.
Personal and Local Items. y

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Vigue and lit
lie daughter left Saturday for Port
and to visit her parents. They will
hen go to Chicago where he has sit
,ation with Rand, McNally & Co.
No services were held Sunday at the
Bethany Baptist, Centenary Methodist
Or Congregational churches. The pas
ors OF the first two mentioned arc on
heir vacations. Rev. B. b. Merrill Of
he Congregational church is tcmpor-
lrily confined to his bed by sickness
md a union service was held at the
First Baptist church where the SER
non was delivered by the resident pas
tor Rev. Robert Morris.
Samuel McIlwrath arrived home IN
he late train Saturday night from a
,isit with his daughter. Mrs. Charles
oullum. in Plymouth Mass. and with
other relatives in Springfield.
Owing to misunderstanding many
IF the State papers have announced
that the annual reunion of the LIST.
Maine Regiment would be held in this
own. The item should read that the
annual reunion Of the LIST Maine Cal
valry Association will be held here on
Wednesday. Sept. Is. This date falls
Turing the fair of the Somerset Contra
Agricultural Society and it is probable
hat the afternoon will be passed 1T
'airview park. Charles Smith, COM
lander of Russell Post, No. &c, G. a.
T., is one of the committee of arrange
lents which means that the Nisitin:,
'eterans will have one of the times Of
heir lives.
S. C. Ward. baggagemaster at the
Iaine Central station, was off duty
Saturday, He attended the annual re-
lnion of the Ward family OF Madison.
,eld in that town at the home of Mar
ellus Ward
Mrs. Flora Curtis Mixer of Deerin:s
.rrivcd in town Saturday night and IS
he guest of relatives.
Rev. f. j. Marsh of Providence, r.
arrived Saturday and is the guest
# Miss Hannah r. Page. Mrs. Marsh
md two daughters had been the guests
# Miss Page since early in the sum-
ncr.
Mrs Jennie Stickney of Waterbury,
H., arrived in town on the morning
rain Of Sunday for visit with rela-
iNNS III tiit loNti DtlI vi tlic loN H.
Miss Tina Pomcrlcaux of WaterviIlc
vas in town Sunday, the guest of Miss
emma Roullard, Popular street.
Mrs. a. w. Crosby and son of Fair
ield were in town Sunday, accompa-
lying here her husband, A. w. Crosby.
'aggagemaster on Train 327
Sixty people were in town Sunday
rom Waterville on the Lakewood eX-
.ursion.
Miss Mary Mitchell. bookkeeper in
he office of the Maine Spinning Co.,
eturned home Saturday night from
Ter vacation Of two weeks which was
passed with relatives in South Law
cnce. Mass
Charles Warren of Cambridge, Mass.
,rrived in town Saturday and will
PASS the next two weeks with his pa
'cn's. Mr.. and Mrs. George Warren
n Cornvllc. He will joins his wife and
wo children. who have been here for
he past four weeks
1t was reported here Sunday that a
boy vas lost in the woods in Madison.
The name of the child or his parents
could not be ascertaned. A searching
oarty was organized and the night was
passed Saturday in beating the woods
in that vicinity
The funeral of the late Eben Austin
vas neld ut 10 O'Clock. Saturday morn
ng AZ the town farm. He had been an
innate there for the past 10 years His
age was Sc years.
Miss Frances Lord left Saturday
morning for Fryeburg, where she will
be guest of relatives until tomorrow.
j. Smith Nutting left Saturday on a
business trip to Augusta He was ac-
by his daughter. Miss Edith.
Arthur Dunlap returned home on the