Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-28
A Brother Claims Body
Of Late James Lynch.
A Birthday Pariy---Ladies Aid
Meeting This Afternoon.
Halloween Games Tonight at Uni.
versaIist Church...0ther Items.

| No sessions at NJ G. ]. today or Fri
day. thus enabling the teachers to at
tend the Teachers convention at Lew
| istcn. The Village schools will also be
closed for the two days.
Deputy Sheriff S. II. Frost rece iVed
! word Tuesday night from Il. F. Lynch.
a policeman in Boston, to the effect
that he was a brother to James Lynch.
" hose lifeless body was found near
the NJ. c. r. r. freight house Tuesday
morning and that he would arrive here
Wednesday to claim the remains,
which he desired Sheriff Frost to care
for in the meantime. Mr.. Frost had the
body removed Wednesday to the I'M
lGertaking rooms of J. y. Martin.
a ht airing was held Wednesday at
the local municipal court rooms in the
case of George q. Butler VS.. Charles
A. Springer. both OF Detroit. Butler
keeps general store and Springer
runs a mill and "A charge account has
| been running between the two. In
balancing accounts Butler claimed
T7.64 due him. while Springer claimed
that about 81 was due him Judge
Drake gave judgment to Butler for
s5.S7 and costs. w. H. Mitchell of New
port appeared for the plaintiff and CT.
H. Morse of this town TOR the defend
ant.
a. f. Delano of Boothbav Ha1bor,
formerly of this town. is the guest of
friends here for few days.
Mrs Josephine Seavey, who has
been visiting her nephew, ]. w. Man
son at their bungalow returned
Wednesday to her home in Boston.
Mrs. S. r. Haines. Mrs. j. W. Moses,
Mrs. F. f. MAYO and Mrs. Leslie Glenn
ent will entertain the Ladies' Aid So
the Universalist church. A feature of
the afternoon will be the sewing of
aprons, which have been cut out by the
general committee for the fair in De-
cember
William Gilman celebrated his 10Th
birthday Tuesday evening at the home
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Gill
man. by entertaining Il number of his
friends. The evening was spent with
games and music. Pop corn, nuts and
candy were served. also an Oyster
Stew supper later in the evening Mr.
Gilman received a number of remem-
ORANGES.
Arson Jerrard of Caribou. vino was
called here by the death of his sister.
Mrs. Helen Jenkins, went to Water
vile "Wednesday to remain until Fri
day with his sister. Mrs. Sarah Cros-
by. The funeral of Mrs. Jenkins will
be held at p. M. Friday from her late
home.
Mrs. William Gray left Wednesday
for few days visit with relatives in
Boston.
F. B. Dow has returned from Boston,
where he was called by the critical ILL
ness of his sister. Mrs. Jesse Common
of this town. Mrs. Connor's friends will
be pleased to know she has so far re-
covered as to be able to leave the hos
pital and has gone to q sanitarum in
Arlington, where she will remain until
, we'll
Mrs. Jennie Neal of Skowheean is
visiting her niece. Mrs. Frank Rand
lett
Mrs. Fannie RandIett and daughter,
Miss Ida, left Wednesday for Reve Wy.
Mass, where Mrs. Randlett will visit
before going to North Carolina. where
she will spend the winter Miss Ida
will enter upon Il course at business
, college in Salem. Mass.
The captains OF july August, Sep
temher and october will furnish an
entertainment at the meeting of Way
erley Rebekah Lodge this evening. Re
freShments will be served
social will be given this evening
at the Universalist church by members
of the Junior Y. p. G. U. Halloween
and other games will be enjoyed
Disabled teachers in Munich receive