Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-12
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The Republican rally held in Union hall
Saturday evening was well attended. DR..
Z. A Porter presided. The speakers were
Judge Simmonds of North Arson and
Judge B. F. Maher of Augusta. A special
was run from Hartland ami Mainstream.
On arrival of the train the Pittsfield
Band was at the station. marched to tho
han with the out-of-town people. Music
during the evening was furnished by the
band. The speakers left town on the
midnight train.
| The election returns will be given at
Union hall this evening between the acts
of the drama THE Man on the Box"
Senator A. P. Halves Of Palmyra ana
Harry L. Goodrich of Palmyra were I'm
town Saturday evening to attend the Re-
publican rally t
News has been received here of the
,, death of William Linn, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Linn, ST.. of Hartlapd.
which occurred Thursday, Sept 8, at
| Miss Marie Mathews of this town and
shortly after the marriage went to
Fresno. Cal, where he engaged in bust
ness. later going to Seattle, Wash.
where his family resided for sometime.
ents. five brothers and one sister, sur
vive. .,.
Miss Edna Martin returned Friday
from a visit in Camden and Rockland.
Mrs. Charles w. Salisbury of Port
land is in town for visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Bar
den u -..,-f.. Ill
The members of the Christian En-
a - A...<
| church Friday evening rendered a re-
ception to the teachers and students
Of Maine Central Institute. in the par
lors of the church. A large number
were present and a social evening was
enjoyed by all, Feed - '''"f'ia
John n Swazey and daughter, Miss
Marjorie. were in Bangor Saturday.
Mrs. c. w. Lucas. who has been Wis
iting two weeks with friends, left Sat
urday for visit in Dexter before re-
turning to her home in Massachusetts.
G. r. Hersum went to Lewiston Sat-
urday for a visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Osborne Of
Guilford passed Saturday and Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.
Woodruff
]. r. Macfarlane has returned from
Matteawan, N. Y, where he attended
the funeral services of his uncle. the
late William J. Macfarlane of Sebattus.
Mrs. Ella Rackliffe of Seafsport is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Coffin.
B. M. Newcomb of Berkeley, Cal, is
the guest of relatives. Mr., Neweomb
was formerly a, resident for many
years at Thorndike.
Mrs Flora Cummings and daughter.
Mrs. John Pollard and little girl who
have been guests of Mrs. Helen WNhs
and Mrs. Charles r. Seekins. left. Sat-
urday for their home. In MapcheHter.
n. Fl. foF ''
Gordon Wayness, ST.. left Saturday
to. attend the annual outing Of !, the
Maine Wooden Overseers, Association,
An enjoyable picnic asfheld ,Satpr-
day at Ringwood by members of Pitts
field Grange and Palmyra. Grangs,
Captain William L, Ross was at
Camp Benson Saturday on buaiuess
connected with the Camp Benson AS
ISOLATION. IS -. H..
w. H. Burton returned Saturday
from business trip to Boston. -
Percy r. Longely. who has passed
the summer with relatives In St. All
bans and this town. left Saturday on
his return trip to California, where, he
has been a resident for a few years.
The Fri Bickford farm In Clinton has
been sold to Rodney HufY . of Athol.
Mass. through; the s. NJ. Raymond real
estate agency Of this town.
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The Spanish government has authorized
the holding OF Catholic demonstrations
in the principal. cities Of Spain on, Oct. 2
against the prevailing impiety." Carr
dinal Aguirre. primate Of Spain. has SENT
his blessing. to the Juntas. inviting them
to maintain order and reco amending the
invocation of Christ or the virfin ac~
cordine To the dayotion NJ re- rse,,f1,A