Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-02
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NDRI ii .-t'TcSColt i'"ti' "a 'i'f'
Plairs. Mimi. IS visiting his sister,
| Mrs. Annie Clifford.
Miss Lillian Hoxie was i'll Augusta
| Tuesday.
| A number from this place attended
| the Grange meeting Thursday at Ca
raan. 4 fine time is reported.
| Master Robert Rigelow of SkuWIi"-
| gan spent the week end with his an
Gle, j. s. Bgelow.
| Llewellyn Clifford. who was en-
| ployed at Mainstream. has returned
home on account of one of his horses
getting badly kicked.
| Geo. 3. Wing attended the Friends
| monthly meeting last Thursday ut
Oakland.
CAMBRIDGE.
Masonic officers We're installed Jan
% as follows: II. L. Watson, w. NJ;
H. V. Chadbourne, S. W.; V. Z. Holt
j. w: c. Rogers, Treas: +. J. Her
sey, Sec; J. w. Cole. chaplain: NJ. w
Knowles, S. D.: J. Fl. Scott, J. T.; c.
II. Sawyer. S. s.; G. +. Folsom j. s.
J. r. Brown, marshal; l.. +. Bailey,
tyler.
Q. E. S. officers: Mrs. Annie Hersey.
w. NJ: Nell Knowles, w. p; Mrs
Ina Fuller, Asst matron; Mrs. Lena
Whitney, conductress: Mrs. Gussie
Chadbourne, Asst. conductress; +. j.
Hersey, Sec; Mrs Flora Eastman,
Treas; Mrs. Eta Page. chaplain;
Mrs Lois Chadbourne. Adah; Mrs.
Lizzie Wilson, Ruth: Mrs. Emma
Watson, Esther Mrs. Sarepta Haynes,
Martha; Blanche Richards, Electa.
Mrs. Mertie Knowles, warden; Mrs.
Mayors Labree, marshall; Levi Bailey,
sentinel.
The funeral of Mrs. Lyman Stewart
was held Sunday at o'clock from the
house. Rev. Mr.. Luce of Dexter Of
ficiated. She had been very i'll long
Stewart. survive.
Lena Leighton is very ILL.,
DETROIT.
Mrs Elizabeth Plummer il, i'll.
H. C. Reynolds is moving his house
hold goods into the Frank Giles house
Miss Thirza Raynes and Miss kim
ball, teachers in Gardiner spent Sun
day with Miss Raynes parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. r. Raynes.
Ethel Brown. teacher in Oakland.
spent the week end with her mother,
Mrs. Frances Brown.
HARMONY.
Last Saturday proved to be d real
blizzard. Snow fell to the depth of
foot and where exposed to the wind
piled into drifts, SO that the road
breakers were busy on Sunday.
When car of the s. & NJ railroad
was backing from the station lat
Mainstream towards the highway
crossing. Saturday, the Cambridge
stage with little boy by the name of
Cooley. living with John Spiers.
aboard with the driver. attempted to
cross the tracks. The car struck the
stage and stove it into fragments, Sc
verely injuring two fingers of the
boys right hand.
The directors of the Harmony and
Telephone Co. met Satur
day and voted to request Z. r. Cor
don, the president and manager. to
resign Immediately. as it is claimed
that he is of unsound mind and should
not be allowed to act as such. The
directors also voted to call a meeting
of the stockholders at the public hall
Wednesday afternoon, Feb. l. to
choose a president and to amend the
bylaws.
A Sabbath school social and enter
tainment will be given Saturday eve
ming at the hall.
Marion Mclaughlin Drake of Som
erville. Mass. and her aunt, Mrs. Ora
Judkins of Athens. were in town one
day last week visiting relatives
The Somerset Milk Testing Associa-
ton has ordered and obtained three
carloads of feeding stuffs within two
months. This company believes in
cooperation.
RIPLEY.
Mrs. Lucy Reese expects to go to
Boston this week to live this winter
with her sister.
Geo. Farrar who got injured by fall
ing still remains very feeble.
Chas. Films who has been staying
this winter with his brother, Horace,
has purchased the farm in Dexter he
sold to Morrison.
Clarence Hanson was home over
Sunday from Mainstream.
Bert Sawyer has moved to Dexter