Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-27
Dunlap Commandery Ends
!, Pleasant Visit.
Golden Rod Branch, |. 5. s.,
Holds Regular Meeting.
Somerset Real Estate Transfers..
Personal and Local Items.

Bath Thursday. Wednesday night
while all were in the theatre, few
drops of rain fell, but it only served
to cool the air and make the evening
the more enjoyable. At about mid
night It rained in earnest. but all had
retired. Thursday morning slight
shower fell about the time the first
call for breakfast sounded, but it was
Of short duration.
After breakfast, which ended at
o'clock, there was a round of enter
tainment, including game of ball anC
a log rolling contest by several drivers
from this town, which proved novelt!
to many from down river. There were
also several pleasing surprises not
down on the program.
Dinner was served at Lakewood Inr
at o'clock. Later, after Smoke talk
cars were taken for Skowhegan ant
Dunlap Commandery left for home OF
a special train. They were all NOR,
than pleased with the hospitality eX
tended to them by De Molay Com
mandery and expressed the hope tina
all might meet again at no distan
date.
Mrs. Miles B. Mcdonald and son lef
Thursday for Boston, where they viii
pass Sunday. They accompanied t.
that city her sister, Mrs. J. K. Wagner
who was en- route to Chicago after {
visit at their cottage at Lakewood.
Mrs l.. j. Stevens, who is passing
the summer with her son at Bloom
field cottage. left Thursday for visi
with her sister in Mercer Mrs. MARI
Thomas.
Miss Louise Thomas, who had bee
passing her vacation with her mothe,
in Oakland, was in town Wednesda!
on her way for visit with her grand
mother in Mercer. While here she wa:
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. E. H. Stew
ems. She returned Thursday to hel
home in Cambridge, Mass.
S. w. Philbrck left Thursday TO
FOpham Beach to pass Sunday witt
his family, who are summering there
T. E. Mcdonald, who had been th'
guest Of relatives here for severa
weeks, left Thursday for his home il
Allston. Mass.
Bert McCoombs returned Thursda,
from Boston.
r. r. Patten, city editor of the Som
erset Reporter since November, 1904
has resigned. He will leave the pape
on Sept. II. For the past year he ha
not been in the best of health and his
intention is to buy a small farm, tina
he may be more in the open air. H
will also interest himself in orcharding
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Bartlett of Win
throp, Mass, are passing the week il
town, guests at Hotel COburn. Mr.
Bartlett years ago was one of the mai
clerks between this town and Portland
Mr. and Mrs. j. Wallace Blunt ar
receiving congratulations over the brit
of 1ne boy Wednesday night. Moth.
er and son are doing nicely.
F. S. Berry of Madison was calm,
on Skowhegan friends Thursday. Mr.
Berry. who has been a travelling rep
resentative for various newspapers fo'
the past q years. has decided to settlt
down and recently bought the J. w
Mathews farm. located at the lively,
Corners in Scion.
e. F. Russell left Thursday for Nal
den. Mass, where he will be the CUES
for week of his brother, c. B. Russell
Mrs. f. ". Marble and her children
Miss Harriet and Gerald, are at Capito-
Island
Malcolm Oak arrived Wednesday 70
a brief visit with his uncle. J. 2. Oak
at his cottage at Hayden lake. tn,
Oaks
Mrs. f. c. Walker of Portland ar
rived Wednesday and is the guest
her mother. Mrs. A. Fowler.
Mrv Uoctop rot,ruoJ bo,,.
Wednesday night from Watervile.
e. w. Moore. who had been in Dan
vers. Mass. since May. has returned
home
Mrs. II. NJ. Cullen arrived home
Wednesday from visit with relative.
in Boston and vicinity.
MIR. and Mrs. Newell ]. Winn of
Dover, II. H.. are in town, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Keene. Their
daughter Miss Alice accompanies
them
Hon. S. w. Gould and j. p. Oak left
Thursday for Boston.
Mrs. G. w. Day and daughter, Miss
Dorothy, left Thursday for visit with.
relatives in Bangor and Brewer.
Mrs. Samuel Dawson and her daugh-
tiers, the Misses Edith and Elizabeth,
left Thursday for Worcester, Mass
They will locate in that city, joining
Mr.. Dawson
Mrs. w. r. Buchanan and her daugh-
ter. Miss Marie, who had been the
guests OF her father. Col. w. r. G. Els
ties. returned Thursday to their home
In Brockton, Mass.
The regular session of the sewing
school was held Thursday afternoon In
G. A. r. hall with a large attendance.
Thursday afternoon the regular
meeting of Golden Rod Branch. l. S.
S., was held in the room in the
Municipal building reserved for the
several local charitable organizations.
Miss Ethlyn Steward, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Steward, left
Thursday noon for Portland. They will
join Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Dorticos and
go to Chicago, where she will take a
course in kindergarten work. Her moth
er accompanied her as far as Water
vile.
The following are the real estate
transfers in Somerset county for the
week ending Thursday as recorded in
the Office of the registry of deeds:
Skowhegan-Charles S. Robinson to