Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-13

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HALL0WELL.
Citizens Meeting Called to
Consider a Taxation Case.
Union Service Tonight Of Bap-
list and CongI. C.E. Societies.
Two Men Jailed for lntoxication...
Shirt Waist Dance Tonight.
Hon. Fred T.. Bcanc was in Water
vile yesterday On business.
Mrs. Walter Moor attended the But
tcrtiy dance given By The Pythian Sis
tcrS in WdterVille.
The Y. w. G. r L. will meet tomor-
row evening with Miss Ruth Moulton
Al Middle street.
Christopher NJ. Gallup, agricultural
editor of IT," Watcrvllc Sentinel was
in this city yesterday calling on
friends.
Hiram NJ. Iiunton has removed his
picture frame establishment from the
A. r. Morse x Son store to 19G Water
street.
Prof. Frank Dean Of Colby College
who has been at his home on Green
Vile street for several days, has re-
turned to Watcrvillc.
Miss Elizabeth Tacy Of Greenyille
street. who has been at the Augusta
General hospital. IS conval"Scing and
will return to her ilomc this week.
The supper given by the Ladies'
Circle IF the First BAPTIST church i'll
*. of =. hall last evening was u fine
set out and the results were very
gratifying.
The shirt Waist" dance to be given
this evening by the prominent ladies
of Hallowcn in City hall promises to be
hD1
been received to the invitations sent
out.
George Ininan and Gordon Carson
have been before Judge Stafford this
week ON charges Of drunkenness and
each received II sentence of 80 days in
Jail and costs Of prosecution. They
viii scrv" 80 days additional in de-
fault of the payment of costs.
The Ladies' Aid of the First Uni
vcrsaIist church are gathering old pa
pcrs, magazines. etc. They request
all who have been saving them and
who desire to get the rubbish oct of
the way. f" notify either of tn" fol-
lowing ladies': Mrs. Seth II. Whit
comb. Mrs. l.. +. Gray. Mrs. oscar
Childs or Mrs. +. T.. B,Anc. \ truck
man will bc sent out for them Thurs
day of next week.
Rev. II. l.. Nichols of the Methodist
church will leave this morning to at
tend the annual conference of the
church of his denomination. Mr.
Nichols has served this parish for four
years and has had great success His
return tor another year is unanimous
ly asked for. Mr.. Nichols has been
treasurer of the confcrcntt, for 10
years and is one of the most prominent
members of the conference.
a union service OF the Baptist and
Congregational &. f. Societies will be
held this evening at the CONGREGATIONS
al church. The services viii be held
at 7.30 instead of I O'Clock as before
and an address will be Civ
On by Miss Margaret Koch. All young
people of Hallowell are cordially in
vited to attend the meeting The after
talk by Mr.. Dana. previously announce
ed for this evening. will not be given
but will be Incorporated in the Friday
evening services
Advertised Letters.
Letters remaining uncallcd for at the
poStoftitc for til" week ending April
IL are addressed to: Miss Mary
O'Bricn. James Clay. William Is. Kit
fridge, y. II. Lewis. George Marsh,
William Reynolds and q. Ncntrischc.
A Citizens Meeting.
y citizcnS' meeting is called f." as
Seinblc al 80 tomorrow evening in
city hall for the purpose Of learning
what action, if any. the legal voters
of the city desire to take in relation to
fiXihg the valuation of the property Of
the II. l.. Brown Co. Incorporated for
a term of years at the prrScut Nalta-
ti"''' tS'oeo) placed upon said prop
crty