Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-24
SsafMd's Meat Matt
BurgIsrizsd Early 1ussd,y.
Loss About s5--Fouf Mea n.
rested but Discharged.



Junction is in town visiting friends.
James Nickerson. Earl Burrfn and
George Carey are working this week IN
Augusta for A o. Bnrriil
Mrs L. r. Prothero, who has been Wis
iting at W c. WithereIls for some time
has gone to Augusta for a short visit al
the home of Mrs. T. Lancaster
L. A Jones of Wisconsin. formerly Of
Sidney. was visiting friends IN town this
morning He left Sidney q years ago.
Geo B. Preble. mason Of contraction.
has taken a JOB TO build a stone and
brick fireplace in Hinckley,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davies, who
went TO Richmond Campgrcund for the
especial benefit of Mrs Davies. report q
great Improvement in her health
Clyde H Withan Of Wilton. who has
been visiting at the home Of Rev. and
Mrs. G. L. Presley. has returned
The following are the advertised letters
at the Oakland postohhce: NJ. y. Frost
s A Nally. A B. Thompson. Luther
Riggs. L G. Moore. P. \. Deming Mrs.
z l. worster. Mrs. Lillian N Winslox.
Mrs Myra Rogers. Miss Lula Elvsl
Miss Maude Smith, Mae Skillin.
A catch basin is being put in az ths
corner of Church and Main streets and Is
being connected with the main sewer az
that point
J. Henry Morse. Colby Getchen and Ds-
vid Ellis are in Rome today on business
Mrs z. NJ Ellis is working in Water
vile for short time.
Joe Colby has returned after a short
visit out Of town
The funeral of the late Mrs Parker
Hutchins was held from her late homo
on Water street Tuesday morning at 10
O'Clock, the Rev. c. G. Mosher Of Angus
ia officiating. The four sons. Fred L. Of
Portland. Charles B, of Oakland. Vim. P
Of Portland and Geo. A Of Rumferd.
were the bearers. Many friends and reia-
tives were present to show their sympa-
thy with the family and esteem for the
deceased. Among the relatives from out
of town besides the sons were Mr.. and
Mrs. Manley Fsrnham Of Augusta Nj
and Mrs George Farnham and Bert
Farnham Of Belgrade. Mrs G. L. Minot
Of Belgrade and Mr.. and Mrs Fred Har-
land OF Sonsrvflle, Mass. There was a
profusion of pillows and cut flowers Civ
en- by friends and relatives. The burial
was in the family lot in Belgrade.
Mr.. and Mrs C. s Webb and two chill
dren have returned to their home in
Franklin, Mass, after two-months out
ing at East pond.
Floyd SpiIier and Judson Gleason ara
camping al Great pond for short time.
A ". Leonard and Drs. Dillingham; and
Benson were al Camp Hurricane today
Miss kathena kimbaIl, Miss Alice ".
Homer and three friends from New York
arrived at North Pond camps Tuesday
The A B. Bates Co. shipped q latest
improved overshot grain separator to Or
lando Cobb of MainstreRm. Me
Frank Fairbanks Of Winthrop was 4
business caller in town.
John Clark of North Arson was visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T B.
T. Bates on the way to his home in East
Wilton.
c. A. Hood has gone to Cumberland
Mills TO work in the shovel handle fac
tory for 8. A Marshall where he ex-
poets permanent work.
Mrs. Edward Cole. Misses Nora and
Susie Greeley and Harry Folsom held
their class reunion and annual picnic
Tuesday on Messalonskee lake.
Mrs. c B. Lufkin is at China lake for
a weeks outing
Mrs F. 1 Spinney of North Arson and
Mrs. B, A. Marshall and daughter Of
Cumberland Mills are visiting al the
home of Mr.. and Mrs D. NJ Marshall
MI Kinds and party of Massachusetts
are spending q two-weeks outing On
Messalonskee lake In Camp Lindhurst
very bold burglary occurred in the
early hours of Tuesday morning In the
meat market Of Harry Sanford The
heavy screen and a window screen WEIR
torn away from window at the end Of
the store and entrance was made that
way. Canned beans. coffee. cookies. sRu-
sage, crackers, etc. were taken. Sew
eral things were placed in a large sack.
out ii Was evident that the burglars were
scared away for the things were left. The
cash drawer was tried but not broken
open The escape was made successful
~. the total loss being estimated st
about s. -Four tramps were arrested in
aterville on suspicion Tuesday morning.
put no charge could be brought against
them and they were allowed to go