Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-09

Of Good Shepherd.
Church Club Delegates Guest!
Today al The 0akIands.
New and Fast Motor Boais...Rea|
Estate Matters.
Mrs. William NJ. Peaslee went tC
BOSTON yesterday for visit.
G Fl. Douglass has returned from a
short business trip to New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred N. Boston re-
turned Wednesday from their wedding
tour
Miss Theresa Ballard has returned
IN Farmingdale from Auburn, where
che spent the past winter.
T. W. Randlette, superintendent of
,he Richmond Water Works, was in
the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. B. w. Theme left Yesterday for
Cane Elizabeth, where she will visit
her daughter for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs George F. Lane of
70 r..
tage at Pleasant pond for the summer.
The Epworth League of the Ran
dolph Methodist church will hold a
Character social this evening in the
church vestry.
Manager A. J Burns states that he
will introduce roller skating in the
Coliseum the latter part of the month,
after ,he graduation exercises.
The schooner EVE r. Hall. which has
been unloading lumber at Grays wharf.
was towad down river yesterday after
noon by the tug Scguin.
The annual outing Of the Matrons'
Club was held Wednesday, when IA
Of the members went to New Meadows,
where dinner was taken at the Inn.
Five candidates received the Golden
Rule and Royal Purple degree at the
regular meeting last evening of Ever
green Encampment, No. 4. /. O. o. +.
. Just remember. that this stock
Frank G. Wise is closing out at these
low prices cannot last very long, each
day makes it less likely for you to find
your size.
A salmon weighing 10 pounds was
received "Wednesday by Mrs. Thomas
Curry Of this city. The fish came from
her nephew. Alec Mcintyre of Loggie
vile, \. f., AMI was caught by him.
special meeting of Adoniram Coun-
eli, r e s NJ. will be held this even
ing at o'clock, There will be work in
all the degrees. A banquet viii be
served at the close of the work.
Rev w w. Hayden. Mrs. Helen
Dudley. Mrs. Trafton and Miss Alice
Spear were in Bath yesterday attend =
ing the Bowdoin Conference of Free
Bab'l@t tnuftiltS,
The Mission Circle Of the First Bap-
list church will meet this afternoon in
the yastry of the church All members
are requested 10 attend as there Will
be business of Importance.
large number of logs have been
RATED down the river in the past few
II. hn
A. f.. KapcIla towed raft which
reached from the bridge down opposite
the Boston boat wharf.
The baseball game scheduled for
yesterday between the st. Joseph sun
day school team and the Randolph
Grammar school, was not played. the
st. Joseph team reporting that their
opponents refused to play.
Major Thomas CoWan OF the Sal
Walton Army Corps in Portland will
give a stereopticon lecture Friday
evening. June II in A. O. L. w. halL
"2oth Century Triumphs of the Cross
will be his subject.
Miss Doris Berry left Wednesday for
fSIFDui imam, MASS, u dtttitu 'iiS
commencement exercises of Cushing
Academy and attend her class reunion
She vii! also visit relatives in Massa-
chusetts before returning home.
This evening in the arnory VIII De
held the caucus of the Republicans OF
Gardiner to elect delegates and alter
Mates to the state, district and county
conventions and also to nominate a
candidate for representative to the
next legislature
IL was decided at the meeting OF the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Randolph
Methodist church held "Wednesday az
tern"on win Mrs. Daniel Noyes To
postpone the Strawberry festival plan
ned for Thursday, June 16. for one
week, on account Of the graduation
exercises of the High school on that
late
The building on Water street for-
iheriy occupied by the Gardiner Ma
''onal Bank was sold at public auc-