Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15

I'LL,
hy tine water pressure being poor, it
is said.
The fire was discovered by William
ynrrill, q neighbOr. Mr.. Potter was
asleep in the house at the time. and
his wife and daughter We're at the
thpater
Three horses which were in the barn,
also The wagons were all taken out In
time The furniture in the house was
saved, The estimate of the damage
Is placed at $1,000
Harry J. Russell of Bangor was in
the city yesterday on business.
Arthur Stewart Of Bath is the guest
for a few days of Mr.. and Mrs. s. w.
Boyd.
Mrs A. q. Foster of Cambridge,
Mass, is the guest OF her sister. Mrs.
Martin Burns.
Elisha Newell will speak at the Sun
day evening meeting at the City Mis-
sion rooms.
the city Yesterday on business and
visiting relatives.
H. s. Tucker and r. &. Smith of
YWaterville are guests at the home of
l. w. Hunt, Randolph.
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The Mothers Club will meet Monday
afternoon at the usual hour with Mrs. II.
[M Lawton. Dresden avenue.
/ Miss Winnie Haskell has. returned to
/ LNermore Fallss after visit with
/ her sister. Mrs. II. X. Morrell.
Mrs. Charles f.. Parker returned to
Bar HarbOr yesterday after visit
fwlth relatives and friends in this city.
Leland X, Wakefield and wife and
|,9n ,retMned last evening from a va
(xtion trip togAu Sable Forks. N. Y.
Rev. Charles A. Hayden of Oakland
/ Hlll preach at the service at $50 sun
day evening at the Universalist
|C,urch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Boston have
|returned to Gardiner from an auto
mobile. trip through the Berkshires
land eastern New York.
There will be hearing Monday
evening ut 80 o'clock before the
mayor and aldermen on the Water
street sewer assessment.
Mrs. r. ID. Webster and the Misses
Mary and Martha Monahan of Port
land are guests of the Misses Monahan
of Maine avenue.
William Sherman started on the
Pullman Thursday night for Maricopa.
cal. where he intends to make his
residence in the future.
l. Eugene Davis. wire chief i'm the
Portland office of the New England
Telephone Company. was in the city
Yesterday on business.
Great and economical sale of grocer
les Ind meats at J. II. Desmond's.
"2l Water street Also note particularly
The low price for this carload of flour.
Remember Fred Webber's great sale
today. IS p in. galvanized iron tub only
Sets, also all sizes almost of sheet iron
baking pans for 10 cts. each.
Nathan l.. Meands of Auburn was
the guest this week of ohis nephew.
Elmer Wing, while attending the U.
~ U. convention in Augusta.
freeman p. Clason, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. b. Clason of this city. Is one
o. the board of editors of the Bates
student for l910-191l. the first number
W which was issued yesterday.
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MISS Jessie Wing of Farmingdale
went to Portland yesterday as del
esa'e from the Methodist church to
we Sunday school convention to be
""'u There today. Sunday and Monday.
walter Lunt of Pepperell, Mass.
and Mrs. Frank Gardiner of. Ports
,'u'n. n. H.. who came to Gardiner
NJ NO., attend the funeral of the late
''''ahn Lunt. returned home Friday.
MISS Mary l.. Kelley, a clerk in the
n'nson Department in Washington,
~ Is spending her vacation at her
.o'"e IN this city. Miss Kelley was
schools. 7ff' '''''S'@''e'
w. Vs'master Libby will start today with
s g" Morris. chauffeur for r. T. Brad
I on an automobile trip into the
''ouS for deer hunt They expect to
.'h with proof of their skill to show
'aelr friends.
y, me concrete work for the founda
WI WI OF the new station commenced
sefday. The mixing will be done
i. "ahd. part of the street being used
1. H. The concrete will be laid for
n so and one-half feet of the founda
ana above that stone will be used
us, ,' L. H. Clarke will preach as
=, 'a' at the Litchfeld Baptist church
a.. NJ. Sunday. Those interested
N. We meetings are very DESTROYS Of
~ W. attendance of all who live in tn,
Gene. 'e >"'
~, 70 Langdon Quimby is in Boston
u"'ng the. meetings of the Ma.