Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-27
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Mr.. Hackersof Brunswiok is to do the
foundation work of Miss Viola Coombs
new house on Main street.
The. High school baseball team went
to Dresden last Saturday and played
the Bridge Academy team. The score
was II to 8 in favor of Dresden.
The Memorial day exercises will be
held this year in the Town hall. The
address will be delivered by Mr.. Drum
mond of Freeport. A quartet from
Lewiston will furnish music. The Post
will decorate the soldiers monument
and graves.
Memorial day double game If base
ball will .be played by Bath F'Gresters
and Bowdoinham High school.
John burlington will pass Memorial
day with friends in Portland. ,.,.i..,-.,s
Mrs. George Powers will pass few
days with friends at Topsham,
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church met with Mrs Levi Stockmai
Tut sday afternoon.
Special Services will he held at the
Methodist church Memorial Sunday
Special music viii he furnished and
the pastor will preach on THE Cost OF
Nation" In the evening he viii speak
on THE Preservation of Memorial
Day." .
Special Memorial services will he held
al the universalist church Sunday ar
ternoOn. The Post Will attend in body.
BOWDOIN.
f. f. Cornish. lost one of his work
horses this week The loss is severe
one FOR Mr.. Cornish at this time.
j. Cornish lost d fine COW recently
Mr. and Mrs Joel Ham and chill
dren Of Lisbon Falls we're the guests
this week of Mrs Hams aunt, Mrs.
Hattie Allen and family.
.a WooLWlCH.
The Goldenger Lumber Company of
Boston. which has been operating in town
for a number of years, has hnlShed Its
work w. W. Wright, who has had
charge of the business, leaves for New
Brunswick SOON Mr. Wright has made
many friends in town, married one OF
our smart young ladies, and Is now re
ceiving congratulations on the arrival OF
a daughter. Gladys Irene.
Henry f., Carlton is driving new au-
tomobile, an Overland. Among those
who. it Is reported. have ordered auto
mobiles, are James Allen. @Cleve Bush,
Horace and Harvey P: Hathorne.
The he fish way at Neaua asset mas - not OF
out of town visit it nearly every day.
The fish are not running as well as they
will when it is warmer, but George
Dodge. who has charge of the work, is
putting down good number OF barrels
c. T.. Barnes has l.0O0,0O0 feet of lum-
Der to be shipped this summer from
Bookings siding, and the McDougall
Bros. are ready with lumber on the AL
bert Hathorne lot. There are not many
In,.r lnta, lnft in tArr h.
portable mills to devastate.
Danas Saw mill has finished on long
lumber for the season, and is saving
shingles.
spending a few weeks in Baltimore, went
to Washington, ID. c.. in time to attend
the Sunday school convention, and is eX-
pected home before Memorial day.
Mr.. and Mrs PaysOn Reed were visited
by the stock recently, who left a ten
pound boy.
Mrs. Winship Preble returned from
Richmond Saturday, where she was the
guest of her brother, E. L. Rice. fore
man of section IA, NJ. c. r. r.
Mrs. c. f. Bonsfield was called home
from Caribou by the sudden death of her
little boy, Teddie. age 10. with diabetes.
Mr.. and Mrs Bonsfield are returned mis-
sionaries from China, and go back in
September. Funeral services will be
held at the Baptist church Tuesday, at
P. NJ, Rev Mr.. Tillay and Rev r.
~ Bflen OInclatfngsa
Mrs. Willard B.. Reed is suffering with
All will be glad to learn that there is
no truth in the report that DR.. Stoll will
leave town.
Dancing parties at Sebanoa and Tuessic
halls are OF weekly occurrence, with oc-
caSionally, other entertainments.
A new telephone line is going up on
the Meadow road. 1t fills long-felt
want.
The annual address and Memorial day
exercises will be held at Days Ferry
Congregational church. Rev. Mr.. Brad
lee of Bath will be the orator.
A Woolwich boy, Alton P. Reed. book
ried to Miss Bessie NJ. Lakin. at the home
of the brides parents, May 20. by Rev
Francis O'Brien.
There have been services at the Free
VIII Baptist church for the last two
Sundays, Rev. Mr.. West is the minister
The Congregational pulpit is still
empty. but candidates are expected.
The Baptist and Methodist churches
tended.
The roads are in terrible condition, bu,
the new road machine is expected to i'm
prove them. under the care of our effl-
Gent road commissioner.
Potatoes are selling for 20 cents a
bushel. but our potato king. f. w. Carl
ton, IS preparing to plant go bushels, al
though he has a large amount of last
years crop unsod,
lhe hay crop bids fair to be better than
last year.
Morton A. Wright and Miss Maud Lar
rabee of Bath were married Saturday
evening at The residence of her brother
by Rev. Francis O'Prien THY will 90
side in Bath. where Mr.. Wright has en-
ployment
The sudden death Saturday from
poisoning by, it is thought, eating freely
of canned salmon of Lucy Simmons, wife
OF RALPH A. Munro Of Bath, but resi-
dents of Woowich for many years, sad
dened many hearts. Mrs. Munro was 35
daughter besides the afflicted husband ia
mourn her loss The services were held
at the residents. The remains were
taken to Friendship for interment
wallace Reed, who has been critically
Ill with a complication of diseases, IS
now improving and considered ont of