Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-11

At special meeting of Adoniram
Council. r. and s. NJ, at Gardiner.
Thursday evening. five candidates from
Richmond received the degrees A
banquet followed the work.
Miss Edith Averill of Pittston visit
cd her brother Thursday.
Richmond High was to have played
Cony High at Augusta Saturday after
Eoon out the game has been cancelled.
Mrs. Cornelius Deehan of Bath Wis
it ID friends in town Thursday.
Arthur Blanchard lost a valuable
no, sc early Friday morning.
Mrs. r. w. Small and Mrs. Louis
Small passed the day Friday in Lew
istGn.
Miss Louis Foster is i'll at her home
on Main street. having suffered a
slight shock.
BoWDOiN.
Charles A. Carlton has sold Ills farm
here to parties from Massachusetts
and they have arrived here.
Rev. A. Andrews from Bates and
pastor of West Bowdoin church will
speak at south BOwdoin church Sun
day afternoon. June II.
Mrs Fannie Williams was the guest
Thursday of relatives in Lisbon.
There were several attended the
BowGoin conference of Free Baptist
churches at Bath Wednesday.
NORTH-Mr. and Mrs. Christian Cray
and children from Richmond were sun
day guests of Mrs. Cray's parents, Mr.
and Mrs Robert H. Rideout
Howard Ridley of Auburn was a visitor
10 hf homo of his sister. Mrs,
Ella Wadsworth.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles LaPoint are stay
ing in Lewiston for few weeks.
day and Monday of his sister. Mrs. Ivory
Emerson, in Lewiston.
George Allen lost valuable COW last
week.
Nathaniel Roberts and daughter. Mrs.
Pearl Roberts of Lisbon Falls. were Visi-
tors at the home of George Allen Thurs
day. attending the graduation exercises
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Farnum of Itch
field were Sunday guests of MI and Mrs.
Eugene Small.
c. o. Purinton of this town presented
the diplomas to the graduating class of
Litchfield Academy Thursday evening
WooLWIcH.
Bradford G. Potter. proprietor Of
variety store and news stand at Saga
dahoc Ferry, was stricken with
pdi dlS SIS ldSl hui quay anu
in sem-conscious state. His wife
had just returned from the City hos
pital in Bath where she had been I'M
der treatment for nervous prostra-
ton.
The Willing Workers will give an
entertainment in Grange hall, June 20.
consisting OF concert and sale of
fancy articles. with one of their ex-
cellent suppers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Soule are receiv-
ing the congratulations of friends on
the birth of a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. DeWet of Bos-
ton, have opened Chestnut Cottage for
the season.
Mrs. L. l.. Morse of Watervlle was
called here by the illness of her faith
or. !"
Eugene Cromwell of Nequasset is
visiting in Arrowsc.
Gen. Bridgman and the Boys
Brigade are expected in camp at Days
Ferry this summer
The new road machine has arrived
at last, and is doing good service.
Mrs. Sarah p f.. Hawthorne has
| been visiting her daughter, Mrs L. n.
| Snipe in Arrowsic.
| Mrs. Elizabeth Day has returned
home from Washington. d. c., some
| improved in health.
| Sebenoa hall was the scene OF
very enjoyable dancing party. Thurs
day evening Lees orchestra OF
| Gardiner furnishing the music.
The run of alewives at Nequasset
| has been much smaller this year than
usual.
| A number of our farmers are build
| ing silos
| The tax rate looks alarming. as it is
/ thought it will be 80 on Hoilar
| There is number of uncollected oiiis
| which it would be well to draw into
! the treasury.
| Mrs. Ellen r. Warren has returned
| home from Baltimore.
| The shad season is about over anu
has been very unsatisfactory, ana o.
| close time begins the 18th there Will
he not many more caught only beio"
Bluff Head. .-
eoWpoiNHAM.
| NJ. AMI Mrs. E. p. Kendall made trir
| to Portland Tuesday >-o,,. T.
| The three -masted schooner Meme r.;
! SAWYER is discharging a cargo OF acre
! nhnSDIate
| Men are at work putting in the founda
| tion for the new house that Miss Nloia
| Coomhs is having built.
| The work of the High school will close
| next week. The graduating exercises
| will occur next Thursday afternoon ano
| a reception in the evening. The adj
| mittance to thes reception will be by
| ticket. All the exercises will be in the
town han. There are fourteen in the
| graduating class 49,. :.
| j. H. Ames made business trip to
| Palermo "Wednesday.
| Roy J. r.. Clancy. wife and daughter
| We're in Brunswick Tuesday.
/ Rev. Francis Clark. missionary agent
| for tho Little Wanderers Home in Bos-
ton. smoke in the Baptist church Sunday
! morning and in the Methodist church In
| the evening
| church met with Mrs. Lucia Hinkley
| Tuesday and the Woman's Foreign Mis-
| sionary met with Mrs. ]. f. Clancy
| Wednesday afternoon.
| Henry Jones of Hamilton, Mass, spent
| the Sabbath with Rev. J. f. Clancy
| A number of our young people attended
| the Christian Endeavor entertainment
| Last Sunday Rev. J. E Clancy preach
| ed on THE Christian Minister of Today.
! Noyt Sft1day tho Suhiect will he sThe