Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-14
P|TTSH|ELO.
Local Candidates Suffer
Fate Of Many Monday.
Methodist Quarterly Conference
Today al The Church.
Local People in New Positions
Personal Items Notes.

COMMISSIONER respectively, gan diiCe''
of their tickets. showing how well they
stand with their townspeople, being
only defeated by the consequence of the
Democratic landslide.
w. NJ Osborn Of this town, who was
elected by the Democrats Monday as
senator, has served the town as first
selectman for three years. He came
here from Harmony where he served as
selectman. Mr. Osborn is man of
sterling worth and holds the respect
of the entire community.
Grin e. Libby of Detroit. who was
elected county commissioner is well
known throughout this section as a
civil engineer. He is at present q
member of the board of selectmen. lie
is an enthusiastic lodge man, being up
i'm Masonry and is active in the local
Grange, having served as its master.
B. +. Miller Of Palmyra, who was
elected representative to Legislature,
is a much respected citizen of his town
and is considered man of sound judg-
ment.
Mr.. Hescock Of Columbia Falls, who
has been employed by the Northern
% years has been in town a few days
on business connected with the l0cai
corn factory, leaving here Monday FOR
company's factory.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. II. Goodwin have re
turned from a visit in Portland.
Mrs Charles w. Salisbury OF Port
land is in town for visit with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barden.
Miss WyOna Pushor, who has been
spending her vacation with her par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. H. B. Pushor, left
Monday for New Hampshire where she
is employed as d teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles E. Brewer re-
turned Monday to their home in West
Pittsfield, after spending few weeks
in Palmyra where Mr.. Brewer has had
work.
Mrs. Margaret Chase, who has been
visiting friends in town, left Monday
for a visit at her old home in Canaan.
Wednesday she will go to Oakland and
Thursday will leave for her home in
Providence. r. !.
Friends of Mrs. James Goode of this
town will regret to learn she is i'll at
the home Of her parents in Fulton, \.
Y, where she with her little sPn, ma, G
spent the summer
Walter Cowan, who has been for the
past year teacher in boys training
school in North Chelmsford Mass. Is
spending q few days with his family
here Mir. Cewan will leave shortly fo1
Bangor to resume his studies at The
Law school.
DR.. Charles Fl Hunter Of Minneapo-
lis. Mimi. visited Sunday and Monday
With his father, George II. Hunter
Mrs. Charles Hunter. who has maze n
several weeks visit bore. is visiting il
Portland and will return to Minncapo-
is with the doctor.
Miss Ethel Haskell loft Monday for
Boston where she will enter unon a
course at tho New England Conserva-
tory of music.
Miss Ethel Sanford Of Palmyra left
here Monday for WhitcticId N. H..
where she has accepted a position as
teacher
Mrs Z. F. Hayden. who has been
visiting at the home of her brother
Mr., Hopkins. left Monday for a visit
in Portland before going to Dayton
Ohio where she will Join DR.. Hayden
Who has settled in that place.
Everett z. Withee left Monday for
Skowhecar where he has secured en-
ployment.
Mrs. Josephine Scavcy OF Boston il
the guest Of her nephew. j. w. Man
son
Kew w F. Emery, who is CONDUCTING
services at the church in Detroit thi,,
week, preached Tuesday evening in the
Webb schoolhouse at West Pittsfeld
Mr.. Emery will be in Pittsfeld today to
attend the quarterly conference to be
held at the Methodist church at .
o'clock. Rev. ID. r. Phelan of Ash Poin.
presiding.
DR.. Charles Fl. Hunter of Mime
apolis, MINI, who has been visiting
with his father, George II. Hunter. left
Tuesday to join Mrs. Hunter in Port
land for a brief visit before leaving on
their return trip.
Michael Sullivan has returned from
his old home in Ireland where he has
been on business several weeks
Mrs, 6. f. Kimball left Tuesday for
a visit with relatives in Pennington.
Dwight kimball returned to Canton
Tuesday. after spending Sunday and
election day in town.
Robert Mcclellan, who has been ON
ployed at Bar Harbor during the sum
mer, has returned home.
Mrs. Mary Whitcomb of Dexter, who
has visited Mrs. Fred Buxton, has re-
turned home
Misses Lizzie and Ethel Crabtree of
who are returning home from
a few weeks trip to Quebec, passed
Monday in town, the guests of Mrs
7. E. Getchell and other friends
Arthur Young. who has been in
Hartland for several months in bust
ness with f. A. Noble, has moved his
family to this village and has re- ENTER
ed the employ of ]. S. Heseltine
Miss Maud Bracket went Monday to
Waterville, where she is employed as a
Mrs. Annie Robbins and sister, Miss
Mathews. returned Monday from Wis
t with relatives in Guilford.
Mrs. Joseph Sayward and three chill
1ren of Skowhegan are visiting Mrs |
oayward's sister. Mrs. A. c. Libby in |,
Detroit.
WALDO |