Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-08
OAKLAND.
Baseball Team to PLAY
Pittsfie|d Wednesday.
Somerset Railroad Co. Emp|oye
Gets Cinder in Eye.
New Foreman at Ak Shop Of The
Dunn Edge Tool Co.

The Oakland baseball team will play
the Pittsfield team Wednesday,, Aug. TO-
at Central Maine park. A hot game is
expected
H. P. Warner and A. H. Lord made a
business trip Saturday to Norridgewock.
Chas. w Crosby of kent's Hill called
IN friends in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Stevens of Show
hogan are visiting at the home of Mr..
md Mrs. B. j. Libby.
NJ. H. Horn, who has been visiting his
,rother in Hinckley, returned home Sat
irday.
Miss Hazel Glazier of Waterville is Wis
ting for few days at the home of Mr..
md Mrs Ferdinand Hilton.
Mrs. John Walker, who has been pass
nS the summer at North Pond camps.
eft Sunday for Boston and will go from
here to her home in Hartford, Ct, by
automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Webster. who have
peen visiting at the home of John S.
fleason for the past two weeks, return
Saturday to their home in Lawrence.
Mass
Stephen Blasdell of Belgrade passed
friday with his family in town and re-
urned to his home Saturday.
J, Fl. Huntington of Newark. N. j.. will
PASS the remainder of the season until
1fter Labor day with his family at North
'ond camps.
c. l.. Law and r. r. Buttenheim, both
# New York City. are at North Pond
amps for a months stay
L. W. Livingstone left Saturday for So
on, where he is employed.
Columbus Marshall of North Arson was
| n town Saturday.
A. H. Leech passed Sunday at Lakeside.
Mrs. O. S. Cobb is passing few weeks
| 1t North Pond camps
John Anon of Hallowell was in town
J Saturday on business pertaining to the
| 'ebuildng of his house on High street
| Mrs. Frank Farnham. who has been
| confined to her home by the grip. is able
| % be about again.
| Ralph Murphy of Lewiston is visiting
| friends in town.
| Mrs. Eugene Rackliff of Arson, who
has been visiting at the home of Mr.. and
| Mrs. s. l.. Warren, returned Saturday to
| ler home.
| Letters are advertised in the Oakland
Dostoffice for the following persons: Mrs.
/ harley Rondeau, Mrs. B. PERI Pres
| oft Wordsworth. A. o. Holden. Wal
| ace Henry. Miss Laura Huff. Miss Mary
| :. Boyd Miss Kate Mcdonald Joe Hall
| 80.
| Bert Halves and Joseph Littlefield of
! Rome were business callers Saturday in
town.
| Mrs. J. w. Freeman of Moncton, N. r.
s visiting her son. Fred Freeman.
| Mrs. Thomas Walker and daughter
have returned from an extended automo-
bile trip,
| Mrs. Fred Freeman, who recently UNI
'erwent an operation for appendicitis, is
| rapidly recovering.
Mr. and Mrs. H. p Sawtelle and chill
,lren, Clair. Harold and Eleanor and Mr..
| and Mrs. Eugene Perry left Saturday for
| McGrath pond, where they will enjoy a
| two-weeks outing.
| ChriSty Boyle, who has been visiting
| friends in town for the past few days,
| returned Saturday to Madison, where he
| is employed by the International Paper
co.
Fawn Cook. who has been working for
| The King Axe Co.. will enter the employ
IF the Dunn Edge Tool Co. as foreman in
| me axe shops.
| Miss Reta Bracket of Lynn, Mass,
| who has been visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnston. returned
to her home Saturday.
| Ralph Emerson of Dover Joined his
family Saturday for few weeks stay at
| the home of his wife's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Elijah Savage
| Clyde Ellis left Saturday for Belgrade.
where he will visit relatives for a few
| days.
| Mrs. Florence Everett of Newark. NJ
| j.. arrived Saturday for few weeks
stay at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Rowe
Albert Palmer of North Belgrade was
a business caller Saturday in town
| George Peavy went Saturday to Mount
vernon, where he will visit relatives for
a few days.
| Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Harris left Satur-
| day for Ocean Grove for two-weeks
outing
James Niles is suffering severely from
the effects of getting cnder in his eve
while at his work in the Somerset Rail
road coal sheds Seven pieces of the Gin
| der have been taken out. He will prob
ably be unable to work for two weeks.
Mrs. A. w. Rice and two daughters
who have been visiting Mrs. Helen Dyer
| in Madison for the past two weeks, re-
turned home Saturday bringing with
them Helen and Doris Dyer
Miss Lottie and Leland Bickford pass
ed Sunday at Old Orchard
Dennis Coftey has purchased an 1s-foot
naphtha launch from F. H. Jealous.
agent for the Vassalboro wooden mill
The boat is equipped with an H. p.
Hartford engine and will be launched
next Friday in Massachusetts lake
Daniel Coughlin went to Vassalboro
saturday on a business trip.
Flavilla Mace of Smthfeld was a bus
mess caller Saturday in town
Edward Hincllley. who has Been pass
ing a few weeks vacation at Messalons-
kee lake. will leave today for Hartford.
Ct. where he has employment