Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-16
LINCOLN
ALMA.

IllcSe interested IN the ALMA ceme-
| terry will meet at the yard on Tuesday
June q and give the day to trimming
up the lots
Chas. E. Peaslee of this town has
been nominated as the Republican
candidate" for representative to the
18th Legislature from the Alma Ores
den. Newcastle. Whitefield and Wis
| casset district
Mrs. Frank c. Harding and daugh
ter Frances G., retufnedi to their
home in Needham, Mass. Monday.
The heirs of John Dole have had the
bodies in the family yard removed to
lot purchased in the Alpa> cemetery.
Miss Fannie Brown of Boston is at
her summer home for the seasGn
WiScASSET.
All schools in town close this week.
Frank Qninnam went to Bath for the
| day, Saturday.
Mrs. Joseph Hubbard OF Havana,
Cuba. arrived in town last week and
will he the guest of her father r. H.
| +. Taylor, for the summer.
Cheranki Tribe. |. o. r. NJ. instruct
| ed F. IS. Houdlette and Herman Fowlc
in the mysteries of the final degree
| recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Page Poole of Boston.
Mass. are visiting his mother at her
home on Langdon street.
Class DAY exercises for the 1910 class
of Wiscasset Academy will be held
Thursday afternoon.
r. H. T. Taylor has had a porch
built on the top of his house so that
his daughter. Alice. may sleep in the
open air when she returns from the
| hospital where she is being treated.
Lincoln Lodge No. 8. F and A. M,
conferred the Third degree on five
| candidates. Henry Rines. Roy Marston.
Earl Dow, Carl Fuller and George
Chase, Thursday night. A large COM
pany of visitors from neighboring
lodges was present.
Mr. and Mrs. +. Fred Albee were in
| Bath last week guests of W. F. Garlic
| ton.
Five automobiles from Bath brought
guests to Lincoln Lodge last Thursday
evening.
| Frank Leavitt of Dresden was in
| town Sunday
| Rev f. L. Sawyer was caller in
| town Monday.
| Miss Helen Groves went t" Bath
| Monday.
| Fred March and c. A. Richards Of
| Damariscotta were in town on bust
ness Tuesday
| A Republican Convention was held
| in this town Tuesday.
s. ~ Ward has moved into his re
modelled house on Middle street.
| Cleveland Albee of Alma was in town
| Tuesday.
l - +
lv called here by the illness of his wife
who is visiting his parents.
Miss Ruby Hall Of Alma is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Fred Pendleton.
| Mrs. Hannah Poole. who is visiting
| her sister, Miss Effie Poole, is very Ill
with typhoid fever
| DRESDEN.
MILLS-Harold Pushard who is in
| Sanford, is spending two weeks va
| cation with his parents
| H. A. Bickford met with an accident
| Friday. While working on some part
| of farming machinery particles or the
steel flew into his eye. He immediate
| ly went to the hospital at Lewiston,
| where it was learned that only the
| rust of the steel had penetrated the
| eye. He went again Saturday ana II
| is hoped no serious results Will follow
| Mrs Jane Houdlett passed away Fri
| dav afternoon. She had been TAXING
| gradually for more than a week. AS
the house is under quarantine prayer
| will be offered at the house and burial
| services will be held at the grave Mon
| day afternoon.
| Mrs. Frank Studley and little son.
and Miss Annie Parrot OF Dresden are
the guests of Mrs Stanley's father. D.
| A. Morelen.
| Tne Third and Fourth degrees were
| worked at the Eastern River orange
Thursday evening the candidates oeing
| Miss Minnie Rittal and Miss Edna AL
| lev. The usual supper was served.
| The hacaIaureate service was heId In
tho M. r. church Sunday F. M. by KEY
| II Brett. Solos were rendered by MISS
| GLADYS Little and Miss Helen Mlliisah'
| ,rbe graduation exercises or the
| bridge Academy students VIII De heio
in the NJ E. church Thursday +. W.
Eo,,owinC it a reception will be given
in pownalboro hall Thursday evening
The examination for pupils VINO ue-
s;ra To attend Bridge Academy VIII ue
hold at the academy Friday, June IT,
The pupils from the surrouilciie
towns are cordially invited TO take 'he
| ox.ripatiou The academy offers Oh"
If the best opportunities possipie ".
securing an education 1t oIlers ne.
,,,;tion free books and has the pest
instructors fitting pupils for coiiese
courses. -, ;, CT Iobn
Episcopal church at o'clock SUNDAY
morning, Bishop Goldman oH'cla'nis'
services was also held in the e. eve. Ing,
NJ wood who acted as lay reader ias'
or will fill the same position TINS
Mrs. Tryphosa celebrated her ss.ii
birthday Saturday. She was -rellieH II
Isred bv her friends by shower "oi
postal cards. .,n.
T. Rlakesef Lewiston was Ill
town Monday in
n Lawrence of Portland was III
| .,x Thursday.