Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-04

The high run of water burst out III,
min tlunie at J. a. Jswetfs min las
| week
Ernest Reed or Dresden has re.
celyed the appointment as census emu.
merator for this town. He will com.
mence his work here In few days.
JEFFERSON.
S. Xinal is building a cottage on the
shore of Damariscotta lake.
J. W. Eugiey has raised the roof Of
his house, making a much desired inn
provement..
Weston Jones has returned from
Augusta where he was operated upon
at the General hospital.
There is an awakened interest OBJ
seryable in fruit growing.
F. L. Castle has returned from Mas
sachusetts.
WtscAssET.
Rev. Mr.. Reed Of Boothbay Harbor
was calling on friends in town Monday
evening
r. A. Cromwell of Somerville. Mass.
is visiting friends in town, also in
Westport.
Philip Munsey. a former. resident OF
town, is spending a few days here.
Benjamin Quinman is in East Booth
bay. '''-~'' '''
iting his son Arthur.
Miss May Lincoln has returned from
Augusta.
MIR, Durrell of Camden is stopping
in town
Mrs. Freeman Lewis visited her son
In Bath last week.
Mrs. Clifford. who has been spend
i ing the winter with her daughter in
Boston. returned to her home Satur-
day. I 81
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Chase and
daughter, Mary, We're in Bath Satur-
day.
Rev. Clarence H. Brown of Lewiston
occupied the pulpit in the Congrega-
tional church Sunday.
Steamer Winter Harbor brought to
this place last Wednesday about IF
ty members of Boothbay Lodge, r. f.
Of P. of Boothbay Harbor to attend
meeting of Star Lodge. Tie Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs attended the
Congregational church last Sunday in
a UOoy dhu llSSSuSu " d ScIIHOtI Wy
Rev. F. E. woodruff The following
are the members from Pine Cone Re-
bekah Lodge who attended the dis
trict meeting held with Evening Star
Lodge of Brunswick last" Monday
evening". Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Lewis.
Mrs. Freeman Lewis. Mrs. Sarah Syl-
vester, Mrs. Irving Fowles, Mrs.
Joseph Y. Groves. Mrs, George Simon
ton, Mrs. c. E. Cowley. Mrs. Carl
Fuller Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge. The
members of Evening Star Lodge gave
the visiting Rebekahs a most cordial
welcome. A fine supper was served
at GAS which was followed by the
meeting. The Degree was conferred
on four candidates, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Croker. being former resi-
dents of Wiscasset. 1t was also the
25th anniversary Of Evening Star
Lodge.
Miss Florence Knight is at home
from Deering for week. ..
Albert Pushard Of Bethel has been
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford Push
ard.
c. L. Knight has new automobile;
it is beauty. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Lcgrow have
gone to, Peaks Island to prepare their
cottage for summer occupancy.
Mrs. f. w. Nash and Miss Annie
Albee drove from Damariscot;a Sun
day to pass the day with their sister.
Mrs. r. Il. Houdlettc. it being her
birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Emma Bellas and daughter.
Helena, of Chicago. are at their sum-
mer home OH High street.
TIL" supper given by the ladies' or
gan society in the Congregational YES
try was well patronized by court Wis
itors and proved success.
Charles II. Baker, a guest at Hotel
Albee died in his room Thursday night
after long illness. Funeral services
were held Saturday in the NJ. f..
church. The remains were taken to
Auburn for interment.t
wALDosoRo.
The funeral Of the late Melvin Wallace.
whose death occurred. at his home In
South Waldoboro Saturday morning.
April Goth was observed Monday after
noon. May End. The services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. N. r.. Pearson in the
presence of a large number of relatives
ana 1flefluS
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Rood are in town.
Mr., Rood expects to start work in the
shoe factory about July LIST.
Mrs. Beryl N. Reever of Warren was
at the store of Miss Elizabeth Genthner
three days last week displaying line
of millinery for Mrs. Daniels of Thomas
ton.
Mrs. Dora Yorke and daughter Grace
were in DamariscOtta Thursday for the
day. 2
Mr.. and Mrs. William Crowcll came
from Portland Saturday =
Miles T. CaStner, one of WaAdoboroS
oldest citizens, died Wednesday April
~. The funeral was held Saturday after
noon. April Goth, at his late home on the
Union road. Mr.. Cashier for many years
was tax collector of the town OF Waido-
boro. ..-
Mrs Carrie Miller entertained the
Susannah Wesley Monday evening. The
ladies are making colonial rugs for their
summer sale.
w: J. Griffin of Portland was in town
Wednesday.
W. E. Brooks of Portland was in town
Friday. ..-,....
Mrs. Viola True went to Boston satur-
day. 90 .-a+s. 81.
Mrs. Mary E. Hilton. who has been
spending asiweek with her sister, Mrs,
Fannie Hilton, returned to her home at
Campc}lo. Mass, Thursday.
j.. N. Evans Of Stetson was in the
Elmer Potter and family spent Sunday