Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-02

Daily ksnnebee Journal
u 44l Hssssge. 49,:
tuesday, May 2, 1911.
GARDINER.
Miss Clara Robinson has returned
from visit in Boston.
Miss Helen Harlow went tu Portland
Monday, for a months stay.
Victor Ring OF Richmond was a visi
tor in the city Monday.
DR. Gerald Clifford of Houlton was
the guest Monday of DR.. II. NJ. Church.
Miss Edrie Beede returned Monday
from visit with friends in Dexter.
The Daughters of St. Margaret will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Harrington.
J. Elwood Church is at home from
the University of Maine for short
stay.
Just notice the beauty of the new
low cut shoes d. 5. McNaughton adj
vertises.
Miss Clara Newell has returned To
Portland after months visit in this
city
f. p. Willard of Somerville, Mass,
formerly of Farmingdale, visiting
friends in Farmingdale.
Miss Grace Littlefeld has returned
from visit of several weeks with
friends in Hebron.
Mrs. Henry T. Reed and daughter
have gone To Abingdon. Mass, for u
visit with relatives.
The Matrons' Club will meet Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Elizabeth
Cary Maine avenue, Farmingdale.
Miss Hamilton. who has been with
Mrs. c. II. Grey for several weeks.
returned, Monday, to Dorchester,
Mass.
+. 4 I.avton and wife. who We're
guests of II. NJ. Lawton and family
over Sunday. returned to Phillips Mon
day.
Mrs. Ella Thompson and Miss Agnes
TAYLOR of Pittston left, Monday. for
a weeks stay at Five Islands with
friends.
Regular meetings of the Masonic
bodies this week: Hermon Lodge. +.
and y. Nj. Tuesday; Lebanon Chapter,
Wednesday: Maine Commandery, FRI
day,
Quite a number from here went TO
Bangor Sunday night or Monday
morning 10 witness the fire or view the
ruins. Several well-known young men
are said to have hit the blind bag
gage" on the midnight train in order
to get there as soon as possible.
As a result of the recent school GEN.
sus made in Gardiner it was learned
that there was a falling off of about =
100 children of school age in the eli; u
as compared with last year. The"
greater part of the loss MAS in South
Gardiner. ss
Farhham's saw Palmetto Buchu
Queen of the Meadow lithia tablets is
a long preamble or name for these tab
lets that have helped so many over
hard kidney troubles. All is. call at
Beaue's drug store Tor Farnha,A's kid
ney tablets and YOU will not go amiss.
nebec Light & Heat Co. in this city.
went TO Bangor Monday evening to
take charge of a crew of electricians
which are to be put to work at once
helping out the Bangor men repairing
and installing new apparatus.
The clerks in the Gardiner post Of
flee Monday began counting every piece
of mail in every class This count will
be made for every day this month and
is being made everywhere. In addition
to counting the mail for the rural
routes the carriers also have to weigh
the amount.
The trouble between the iasters in
the Commonwealth shoe factory and
the management had not been settled
Monday afternoon. 1t is understood
that the lasters held a meeting Mon
day morning and made up price list
and then went to Supt Reed to talk
over the matter. Mr.. Reed, it is re-
ported. would not meet them and so the
men came away with no satisfaction.
It is understood that several lasters
We're imported from out of the city
Monday morning to fill the vacancies.
The Court Record.
Charles Rrann. whose place on De-
pot SQUARE was searched bX the depntX