Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-19
Jerry leaihsTs Drowned
. While Hunting Mink.
Annual Meeting Of The Retail
Merchants Association.
Rev. W. r. Emery Accepts Gall 10
Church in 81. Louis, sia.

Gordon Dob-on ana William 3. Me
C.iiTcrH LEFT Monday nisat for Airing
ton. Mass, To attend the funeral SER
vices oi the late George :. Cushman.
Which Were held at his late home IN
Arlington Tuesday afternoon at , 80
O'Clock. Samuel K. Haincs OF this town,
VINO is returning from q business trir
to NeW York. also W&s prcsen. at the
services
Rcv. W. i. Emery. who has been
tie pastor of tin local Methodist
chur-h the past car, lett Tuesday FOR
81 Louis. Mo, where he will locate,
be ginning work a. pastor of church
next sunday Mrs. Emery and h:r*.
Bunker left earlier in the daE for
Lynn. Mass, where MrS. Bunker " Ill
rem; in. Mrs. Emery Joined Mr. Emery
en route. Their daughter, Miss Theresa,
viii pass the summer in Massaehu-
sets joining her parents in the West
iii tho fall
Herbert Walker and his sister Miss
Grace Walker. have rented the J.. T.
Dahrc house on Hartland avenue
Pnlentoma Lodge and Waverley Re-
beliah Lodge have accepted an invita-
ton to attend the services at the Free
BAPTIST church Sunday morning.
At ;he annual meeting of the Retail
Merchants Association held in the
Post Office block Monday evening. the
following officers were elected Pres.
Wm. Gray; vice Pres. T. G.. LanCey:
Sec w N Farrin2ton: Treas. r. f.
Conner. \ committee consisting Of e.
l.. Frost. =. +. Connor and Clyde Mar
tin was chosen to look after arrange
ments for the Fourth of July celcbrd-
ton in town.
Phientoma Lodge, I. O. o. F.. work
Ell tie First degree on one candidate
Monday evening
James T. Maynard. manager of the
Iancey House. and Mrs. Maynard,
have taken rooms in the house which
it is expected viii be opened TO the
public May /. MIR Maynard's chef has
also arrived.
Miss Eta Bradbury, who recently
underwent surgical operation at II
Bangor hospital, returned home Mon
day, accompanied by her brother,
Charles bradbury, who passed the day
in Bangor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hadley Clark are re-
''lFltS CONCENTRATIONS on the blFtli
Of son, Sunday, April 16.
airs. EllcrY Jones is i'll with pncu-
monia at her home in the west part of
the town.
Mrs William Mcneil, who has been
passing some weeks with her mother,
MIS-. Dyer Libby. will leave Wednes-
day for st. Jehn where she Will join
Prof. McNcill, Who with Mrs. Mcneil.
VIII sail in tho afternoon at 2 O'clock
Tor Oxford, England, where Mr.. Nc
N"i'l Will pursue special course at
Oxford University.
Mis- Edward SWazey. who has pass
Cd tAso weeks visiting in Portland, re-
turned nome Tuesday.
The shocking news was received here
tnesdaY Of the acciuental drowning of
i"fIN II. Lcathcrs which occurred Tues
cay forenoon while hunting for mink
III Il small stream of water near ms
mono al Thompsons crossing on the
lia'thlnd road, about six miles from TINS
village. Two children saw Mr.. Leathers
as ne wont on the water and his move
hehiS Indicated that he was seized with
Il "'|zy attack and fell in. Help was not
"p'alhaoie until too late. His age was
a'"'t - Years Besides widow, fonr
chi'dfeh survive. ono Of whom is son
dloniy l.eathe)S. WHO is employed at the
III L., Bailey mill