Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-03

The Prohibition Auto" containing
Mrs. Katherine Lent Stevenson, presi-
dent of the Massachusetts w. c. T. T.,
Rev. j. b. Lewis, Prof. John A. Mich
| oils and David Reid, cornetist, arrived
in this village about o'clock Monday
afternoon. The speakers addressed a
goodly crowd on the village green.
According to an ordinance passed by
the WaterVille Board of Health all
cows from which butter is made that
/ is sold in Waterville, must be tested
| for tuberculosis. Prof. Russell of
0rono is now testing the cows of many
of the farmers of China.
| &. n. Owen and son George w
owen of fredericksburg, Penn, were
| visitors Monday in town. Mr.. Owen
was born in China, but left some so
years ago, and this is his first visit
since. Mr.. owen owns large stone
quarries and employees many men. He
says that liquor is the curse of his
employees in Pennsylvania, and he
hopes the Prohibitory law may be re-
| tanned in Maine
| There will be a Prohibition rally in
this village next Friday evening. DIR.
smith of Chicago will speak on the
IVliiage green at P. NJ, and later in
the church. Music by the ..Young
ICampaigners.
| SoUTH-Rev. G.. w. Patterson. pas
tor Of the Congregational church at
| castine, was last week the guest af
Frank Davidson
on account of the rain last Saturday
| the lee Cream sale for the benefit of
| the Noman's Foreign Missionary Soei-
e'y was postponed until Saturday
| Aug o. There will be a ball game as
| advertised
FRANK r. Davidson went to Castine
saturday, where he was to preach at
| the congregational church Sunday.
MI ana Mrs. Everett Jones and
| daughter. Mrs. Morris. who have been
| guests or hlf. and Mrs. l.. w Jones for
nearly two weeks. left Tuesday for
their home in Springfield Mo.
Inc funeral of the late j. B. Clark
was held Sunday from his home. Rev.
Perry b. Leach officiated.
H. Weed of Stamford. Ct. has ioin-
ca ms family at their summer home,
where he is to pass his vacation.
Ernest Starrett of Athol, Mass, ar
rived Sunday to pass his vacation with
ms FAMILY at James Austin's
Mrs Howard Fuller returned home
July IS. after being in Dr. Kings hos
pitai at Portland since July l. Her
friends welcome her home. wishing her
| much improved health. She wishes to
thank her friends for so kindly remem-
bering her while there.
Ida Pierce returned July % to Mrs
| S. c. Stanells, after attending the sum
mer school two weeks in Pennington
| ON her way home she visited Miss
Trina Pratt in Fayette, also relatives
| in Augusta.
Mrs. Howard Clark Sunday. july %.
visited her sister in a Bangor hospital.
Miss Mildred Candage will Sunday
go Ia Bluehill, where she will visit her
grandmother for a few weeks
a family reunion was held Sunday,
July 80, at Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Star
rett's. All of their children and grand
children We're present, except G. r
Starretts wife and baby, who are Wis
| iting Mrs. Starrett's parents at River
side for while before coming here
Frank Starrett of Athol accompanied
Roy Starrett home for a two weeks
vacation. Twenty-one We're present
Mrs. w. J. Thompson and daugh-
ter Florence arrived home July 30
They We're accompanied by Mrs |
George CARL and two daughters from
Water boro.
ALBION.
John Wentworth is at home for a |
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. John TAYLOR are visit !
ing at DR.. Strouts in Gardiner.
Mrs. Myra Strout of Gardiner is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Abbie Taylor.