Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-15
Keni's Hill Wins II to 0
From Maine Central.
Earl Vickery New Manager Of
SebaStiCOOk Power Co.
Valuable Geological Collection An
Academia Death Notes.
~ TyT9E

News was received here Saturday of
the death of Mrs. Eveline Galusha Sat
urday morning in Detroit at the home
of Harold Prince and his mother,
where she had made her home for a
long time. Her age was SO years.
months, Is DAYS. Death was due to in
firmities of old age Mrs. Galusha was
the wife of the late Scion Galusha.
The members of~the local Board of
Trade held an important meeting Fri
day evening. Another meeting will be
held Monday evening at the Universal
list vestry at which time it is hoped
a large number will be present, as mat
tiers of much interest to the welfare of
tie town will be brought before the
meeting.
The members of Sons of Veterans. O.
S Haskell Camp have given measure
ments for new suits which they expect
10 wear Memorial Sunday.
Fred Sanborn of Norway, editor of
the Norway Advertiser, was in town
Friday, the guest of Judge o. H.
Drake.
w. l.. Archer, who has been employ.
ed IN Worcester Mass, is in town for
d visit with his family
The members of the Editorial Board
of Maine Central Institute held
pleasant social Friday evening with a
program, which included music and
readings and a farce, "A Picked Up
Dinner" presented by Earl Harding
Marion Damon and Una Cornforth
The evening closed with a social with
games.
r. IL. Berry went to Montvile Sat
urday, called by the illness of his aunt
Mrs. l.. A. Bartlett
Charles Bowman of Detroit met with
bad accident Friday while working
on barn at the Keene farm near
Palmyra village. A board fell, striking
him on the head cutting an ugly cash
that necessitated several stitches.
Mrs. Perley Crockett, who dlsap-
peareG Thursday evening from her
home in Burnham. was located Friday
afternoon at farmhouse in Clinton
and accompanied her husband home.
Mrs Crockett walked from Burnham
TO Clinton and on arrival in Clinton
sent card home giving her where
abouts
Marshall p. Cram, assistant chem
list al Bowdoin College. has been a re-
cent visitor in town for the purpose Of
inspecting the collection of geological
Specimens owned by H. A. Morrill, and
collected by Mr.. Morrill, and his son,
the late Clarence Morrill,. who did spe-
cal work in that line. The trustees of
Rowdoin College desire To obtain the
collection for the use of the college.
Grin Morrow of Bangor, who resided
with his son. Walter Morrow, who lost
his home in the Bangor fire, is in town
for a visit with his daughter, Mrs. Ad-
die Keene
Mrs. Mertie Croker has returned
from few weeks visit in Worcester.
Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. w f. Emerson. who
have passed the winter in Brookline,
Mass, have returned home.
Fred Buck of HartIand. who has
been in Lewiston on business. was
in town Saturday.
Mrs Frank Lowell, who has been i'll
Some time. was taken Saturday to Au-
gusta, where she will receive treatment
at the hospital. She was ACCOMPANIED
by Mr. Lowell and Mrs. f. f. Mayo.
Mrs. Dennis Carr and little son and
Madam Carr of East Rochester. N
H., are guests of Mrs Carr's father.
Gordon Wayne. Sr.
Dwight KimbalI of Guilford passed
Saturday and Sunday with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Kimball.
a game Of baseball was played on
NJ. c. l. campus Saturday afternoon
between NJ. c. |. and Kent's Hill The
visiting team won. II to 0.
Grin Haskell was in Waterville Sat
urday to attend the Maine Intercolleg-
late Association track meet
Charles e. Vickery. who has been the
manager of the Sabasticook Power Co
since it's organization, being retained
IN the position after the plant was
purchased by the Central Maine Power
Co, has resigned the position which
has been accepted by his son. Earl n.
Nickery who has entered upon his
duties. The new local manager is a
graduate of NJ. c. L. 'O4, and of the
I. of NJ. 'OS, where he completed a
course in electrical engineering.