Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-27
PITTSfIElD.
Marriage Of Leslie Brooks
And Hazel E. AmeS.
Amicinian Society, NJ. C. /,
Takes in Many New Members.
Charles Watts Suffers Dad Acct.
dent to His Left Hand.

Mr., and Mrs. Max : II. Wagner of
Ghambersburg, Pa, have arrived in
town to locate, Mr.. Wagner having ac-
cepted the position as boss designer
at the Smith Wooden Co. mill They
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wagner.
Willard A. Macomber has gone to
Readfield for visit with relatives.
Walter :. French Of New Haven,
Ct. who has been Il guest of Rev. n.
z. Pearson and family, returned home
Monday.
Frank f. Newhouse. Perley Noble
and Henry *. Lancaster left Monday
for Skowhegan, where they are serving
as jurors at the supreme court.
Roy G. Farnham and Fred Marsh
have formed Il partnership to carry
on trucking business.
The marriage of Leslie Brooks and
Miss Hazel T.. Ames occurred Satur-
day evening. Sept. 3D. at the Free
| BAPTIST parsonage, Rev. +. X. Jordan
officiating. The bride is the daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Chas. hmes and the
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Free
Brook, both families residents of South
+ Pittstield.
f Charles +. Haskell Jr., who has
spent the summer at Kineo, returned
Monday to Brunswick to resume his
studies at Bowdoin College.
William Eames of Manchester, y. H.,
who has been the guest of f. w.
Brisgs, has returned home.
Miss Emma Greenwood of Farming
ton, who has been visiting for some
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. &. T. Kim
ball. has returned home,
Mr. and Mrs. George Alien of Prov
inceton. Mass, who have been visiting
their son, d. l.. Allen, left Monday for
their home
/ The Amicinian Society. M. c. l.. held
| its first meeting of the term Monday
/ evening \ large number of new mem
bers were initiated. AT a meeting oil
s:orasis Society to be held Thursday
evening. a good number will be talSef
| into the society.
| Daniel Hennesey, who has been EN-
ployed as operator at the local M. &
r. r. office for some time, finished lii
| Guties Monday for a much needed rest
| Mr.. end Mr. Henry Merrill and sol
/ " GbH I'll Lev tSitil, ltf HitI FtSiutlttS "
| this town returned home Tuesday. aft
or visit With Mr. and Mrs. G.. r. Seek
| ms and 6ir. and Mrs. Clyde Martin.
\ prayer service given by Rev. F
s. Walker was held at 1890 A. NJ
| Tuesday over the remains of Howard
the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs Ralph
Libby. Elmer Frost and Calvin Lane
acted as bearers. Interment was IL
he West pittslleld cemetery
The Y. p. c. L. Of the Cnivetsalist
church have elected the following del
egateS 20 attend the State convention
in Dexter Thursday and Friday, Oct
| ) and 9: Miss iTloricc Larrabee and
Miss Alma Moses.
Dr. T. NJ. Griffin was in Troy Tues
day tp attend Benson GoWen, who re-
eeived bad injuries to his side Satur-
| day, Sept -, by falling from a load
| # hay.
| Charles Watts, local builder and
contractor. met with bad accident a
his shop Monday by having his left
hand catch IN some of the machinery
badly manglins the three last fingers
of the hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Libby and Mrs
| Alice Leavitt. who have been visitine
IN stockton Springs with Mr.. and Mrs
| Everett Staples returned home Mon.
day.