Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-02
Extra Crew Secured for
Mainstream Log Drive.
Portland Talent Assists il
Universafst Concert.
Death Of Geneyieve horton...heW
Era Auxiliary Sale.

| Herbert Walker, who is driving over
| 100000 of logs from Mainstream to
| this town, came here Friday night, re-
| tuning Saturday to Mainstrcam with an
extra crew Of IL nell. to take advantage
Of the fall OF rain.
The f. C. degree was conferred Fri.
day evening on two candidates and the
VI. NJ degree IN four candidates at a
special communication of Meridian
Lodge, F. AID A. NJ.
The concert given Friday evening in
the I'niversalist church under the direc-
ton of Miss Grace Rogers was greatly
enjoyed by good number. The parts
wcr" taken by the vested choir of the
church and by pupils in HarIand and in
this. town of Miss Rogers. Ernest j. Hill
# Portland, tenor soloist, rendered three
selections. A social was held and re-
frcshments served following tn" pro-
gram.
Attorney II. z. Coolidge Is the posses
sOr Of a new automobile which arrived
Friday.
Genevicvn Horton, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Horton. Palmyra road.
died Friday night AT the home of her
parents. aged 10 years. The cause of
vices will be held at p. NJ. Monday.
Miss Martha BoStrom Of Bangor, who
arrived here Thursday To attend the we'd
ding of her sister. returned home Satur
day.
The members of the New Era AuXil
larry of IT,. First Baptist church conduct
ed successful Food sale Friday at the
Main street Office of the Sebasticook
Power Co., using electric cooking uter-
sis.
. Miss Dorothy Drake spent Saturday
ana Sunday in Dexter. the guest Of Miss
Helen Foss.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. McGilvery and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Briggs spent Sun
day in camp at West Branch, MooseheaG
Lake.
Mrs. n. NJ. Parks has sold three horses
owned by her late husband to out-of
town parties. Among them was Mr.
Parks valuable driving horse. Jane"
which was sold to Norrdgewock parties.
Miss Maud Cleaves of Portland, who
has been in Augusta. arrived Saturday
for visit with her brorner, William
Cleaves, who with his family is max
ing their home for the summer with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Cowan,
PALMYRA read.
Frank Blaisdell of this town, who is
learning the occupation of chauffeur in
Portland, arrived horne Saturday on ac-
count of the illness of his brother, Jud-
son BlaisGelI of Newport.
Charles J.; Vickcry was in Dexter Sat
urGay on business.
Mrs Bert G.. Bean and sister, Miss
Johnson, left Saturday for visit with
their parents in Camden.
Miss Clare Munsey. operator at the
local telephone exchange, left Friday for
n lO-d,ys vacation to be passed at Bel
grade Lakes with her sister, Mrs. Percy
Williams.
Charles Dail3' i,a= returned from Ban
gor. where he recently was operated on
for appendicitis. He is rapidly recov-
eriog.
Mrs. George It. Curtis of Boston is
visiting her mother. Mrs. McCausland in
Palmyra.
Mrs. F. P. Weeks left Friday for a
visit in Augusta.
Mrs. +. f. Smith and sister. Miss
Lou Hutchirs. were in Waterville Sat
urGay
Mrs Ava Rice of Thomasron and Miss
Anna Page uf Nortnport arrived in town
Saturday to visit their aunt Mrs. Ann
NJ. Lancey. who celebrated her DIST
birthday Sunday.