Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-15
Oakland WOODEN Wins 81
To II from Cascade.
II. 0. Farrar Resigns as Boss
Weaver, Alter Long Service.
Portable Saw Mill at Upper DAM.
Personal Mention.


Mrs. smith of Salem. y. II, who have
been visiting at Mrs. {. \. stevens,
returned Monday.
Mrs. Harry Atwood has returned
fror . 9o0-mile automobile trip to the
beaches CT Maine and those in the VI
entity of Boston, going in company OF
friends from Lewiston
Mrs. George Omission and daush-
ters, Bessie and Lillian, have returned
from a two-weeks outing at Old orch
ard.
Mrs. w. E. Penney and three chill
dren have gone to Brighton and 1t. Al
bars 20 visit relatives
Mr.. and Mrs Z. T. Mitchell ana
daughter Gladys went to Union sat
urdaV. Mr.. Mitchell returned sunday.
Mr. Rodgers of Sidney has placed
portable sawmill Al the upper dam 10
saw the logs belonging to II. +. Bates
which he was unable to run over the
| dam "a his mill on account Of the ioW
water It is estimated that about 100
o0o feet will be sawed.
Mrs. w. Z. Dingley and family q!
West Medford. Mass, are visiting
Frank Dingley.
MIR. and Mrs. ". A. Goodwin, accom-
panied by Mrs Corson, We're in Canaan
| Sunday Mrs Corson will remain for
/ a few weeks to visit friends
Everett A. Penney has bought the
place IN Water street formerly oecu-
piod by Frank Burr. and owned by
| George Johnston. for home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Harris were in
| Waterville Sunday to attend the flu
neral Of the late George Caldwell.
| Mrs. t. o. Osborne was called to
vraterville from Old Orchard by the
| sickness and death of her father, Geo.
! Caldwell.
Miss Iura Wade has returned frcn
a four weeks visit with relatives and
| friends in Camden
| Miss Lucretia Dingley has returned
| from 2 short outing at Sehago Lake
| Arson Lewis has completed his work
| at Skowhegan and is at home for
| short time
| Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hersom have
| returned from Lakeside. where they
| have heen camping for two weeks.
| Linwood Littlefield has returned
from Belgrade. where he has been
| working for month.
| II. W. Greeley and w. NJ. Aver pass
| ed Sunday at Pemaquid.
Cascade Grange will begin regular
meetings after the vacation on Satur-
day evening. Aug. 10.
Mrs. w. l. Thomas and two chill
dron, Minct and Beatrice, have gone to
| WinsIow to visit relatives for two
| weeks.
Mrs. Percy Larkin has gone to Bel
| grade L9kes to be the guest Of Airs
| Fred Whitney for a few days.
Miss Doris Crowel and Miss Maud
Shores went Monday to York Beach
where they have employment for the
remainder Of the season.
. Miss Letta Russell of Bath was the
CREST SUNDAY OF Mrs Jeanne Small.
Miss Gertrude Biekford was visiting rel
atives and friends in Augusta Sunday.
Miss Meta Goodell went to Bangor Sun,
day to remain a week She was accom-
panied by her father, Nelson Goodell, who
ireturned Monday
John w. Lane of Straaham, n H.. Mrs
Nellie f. Haynes of Cambridge Mass.
and Everett T. Haynes of Rutherford
n. j., are guests of Mrs. ID. y. Blaisdell
II. o. Farrar has resigned as boss weav-
err at the Cascade wooden mill on account
of i'll health and Is succeeded by Thomas
Walker of Webster Mass, who is to as
sumo his duties at once. He will move
his family here. Mr.. Farrar has been il
the mill business many years and was
considered an expert in his line of work
He worked in Amesbury, Mass, about Il
years; in Worcester, Mass, and Gilbert.
vile, Mass, before coming to Oakland il
1887 to be boss weaver in the Cascade
wooden mill, where he has been until the
present time.
Married in Oakland, Aug. L., by Rev. A
l.. Gerrish, Roy David Sawtelle and Miss
Georgia Marie Gerry, both of Oakland
Mrs. Ella Cook returned Monday from
Camp Benson, where she was guest a
the Parkman cottage.
The challenge game between the Oak
land wooden mill and the Cascade woeleI
mill Saturday resulted in score of 3
to IL in favor of the Oakland wooden mill
. The features of the game were the bat
, terry work of Rice and Bickford and tn
wild throwing of both sides; also tne gen
tletnanly conduct Of both sides, not OH