Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-26
Annual Meeting Of SonlsI :.
set Medical Association.
Death Of John N, Washburn--'
General Personal Mention.
William A. hearn Of Madison Dis.
charged on a Liquor Case.

The funeral of the late Frank Rand
was held iii Canaan Wednesday after
noon, services being conducted by Rev.
George Merriam, pastor of the Bethany
Baptist church. A widow, two sons
and a daughter survive.
The annual feunion of the Glass of
| '0G, Skowhegan High school and
| Bloomfield Academy, was held Friday
afternoon at Lakewood. Supper was
served at The Inn and the production
of THE Little Minister was attended
i'll the evening.
| Miss Helen F. Steward will sail to-
| day from New York for Queenstown
1 on the Red Star Liner Vaderland. With
| three other college girls she will pass
| the next three months in Europe, visit
| ing England, France, Germany, SwitZ-
erland and Holland.
The remains of the late Mrs. Clara,
wife of William Chamberlain of Will
ton were brought here Wednesday for
| burial. Her maiden name was Bass and
her age was GO years. A son, Charles.
and daughter. Mrs. w. H. King, sur
| vive. The latter before her marriage
| was the first principal of the Skowhe-
gan Kindergarten.
House and sporting camps at Lake Par
| lin occurred Friday. A ball was given
| in the evening with music by Kendall's
Orchestra. a Trout supper was served.
The annual meeting of the Somer-
set County Medical Association was
| held Thursday at Hotel COburn. The
| following physicians We're present,
| many being accompanied by their
| wives: DR.. e. NJ. Wing, North Arson;
| Dr. l.. 4. Dascomb, DIR. III. C. Taggart
| DR.. w. S. Stinchfield, Skowhegan; Dr.
w. 6. Sawyer, DR.. J. l.. Pepper, DR..
| w. S. Milliken, Madison; DR.. l.. D..
Rand, Fairfield; Dr. E. w. Russell,
| Lewiston; DR.. J. S. Bragg, Harmony;
DIR. W.. Lewis, Dr. F. e. Earle, Ca
naan; DR.. II. w. Smith, Norridgewock;
| Dr. C. A. Mouiton, Hartland.
John NJ. Washburn died very sudden
| ly at sos last night at his home on
| Chelsea street. He had suffered from
| asthma for the past three years. but
was able to be around and was sitting
in a swing chair on the lawn when he
| passed away. Death was doubtless due
| to heart failure. A widow, three sons,
all living here, and daughter in Mad
ison. Ct, survive. The funeral will be
held Sunday afternoon.
| a large and appreciatve audience
listened to the concert given in Grange
| hall Friday night by Don Morrison,
| Miss Margery Morrison and Mrs. Ag-
| mes 5. Steward. All three artists are
| SkoWhegan people and this of course
added much interest to the occasion.
VIM. Rand has returned home from
| Canaan, where he was called by the
| death of his uncle.
| Miss Hester Harris returned to Wa
tcrville Friday. For several days she
| has been the guest of her aunt, Miss
| Susie Harris, at the home of General
Isaac Dyer.
| Hoyct Austin has gone to Augusta
for visit with friends and Monday
will commence his duties in an office
at Bar Harbor.
VIM. "A. Eealn of Madison was before
| the charge Of a search and seizure 1t
i seems that Hearn is an employee of the
| Great,.Northern Paper Co, and having
| recently recovered from an attack of
| appendicitis, sent away for q case of
Whiskey containing II bottles This ar
| rived Wednesday by express, was de-
| iNtitb ~ HIS MUSE, WHtIe IL was ldleF
seized by q daputy sheriff After listen
ing to the testimony Judge Lawrence
discharged the respondent, not consid-
| ering the evidence strong enough to
| hold him.
| The annual meeting of the Coburn
heirs was held Friday in the office of
S. w. Prilbrick.
| Mrs. May S. Vanderbilt of Brooklyn,
| n. y. will address two meetings at
Lakewood at 1890 A. NJ. and 2 P. NJ.
tomorrow, under the auspices of the
Madison Spiritual Association.