Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-01

Lowell, Mass. and fl. f. Walker of
this town, and has been run since May
10. 1909. Both proprietofs were alb
sent. Mr.. Walker was superintending
a big drive of logs from Mainstream
to this mill and he was unable to reach
here sunday.
Pittsfeld Grange held an all-day SEES
sion saturday. Music was furnished
| under the direction Of Mrs. Helen Pool
er. The dinner was served by Mrs
William Pereival and her aids. Prof. IL
G. Bell of the L. of NJ. gave most
instructive address on Good Seed"
He distributed printed literature on the
selection of seed for growing corn and
examined the seed which was brought
iii hY the farmers as requested The
days program included q question
What Grain Can Be Raised Most
Successfully in Maine" opened by T.
+. Johnson. CLANCY Patten and Tim
othY Jacobs. Readings by Mrs. Jennie
Nelson, Eva Allen, Nelma Noble and
Charles Harding. a paper Hints on
Home Dressmakng, styles Color +"
etc. IVES read by Mrs. Annie Pooler
Mrs. w. 3. Mills of Bangor is quite
i'll ut the home of her mother, Mrs
Sarah morrill, Mr.. Mills passed Satur-
day and Sunday in town
Captain Bling" which was given i'm
Union hall Thursday night under the
auspices of the [. l.. A S. was given
Friday night with as much success
Miss Hazel Williams of Hartland one
Of the leading soloists of the opera.
vas presented Friday evening with a
handsome bouquet Much appreciation
is felt toward W. J. Macfarlane of this
town, the composer of the book and
lyrics, for giving the town so rich
musical treat.
J. w Manson returned Saturday
from Madison. where on Friday eve
ming he served as one of the judges in
debate given by members of Madison
High school and Skowhegan High
school.
Mrs, J. w. Manson left Sunday for 4
Weeks visit in Boston.
\ good game of baseball was played
Saturday afternoon on NJ. G. I. Cam
pus between the teams of Maine Cen
trail institute and East Maine Confer
ence Seminary of Bucksport. NJ c. l.
won, to 3. Music was furnished by
NJ. c. |. Orchestra, assisted by H. c.
Hunter and Bert Bean, members of the
Pittsfield Band.
sR. u. Berry is moving into the An
ME Jenkins house on Esay street Tho
upstairs rent win be occupied by Per-
eY Gleason and family.
Mrs. J. n. Martin left Friday for
Portland, called by the illness of her
daughter Miss Edna Martin, who is
a student at Westbrook Seminary.
ployed at the Pioneer mill for the past
20 years has resigned his position to
take a much needed rest.
DIR. and Mrs. L. ]. Wright of Her
! mon are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. l..
| Barnes
Rev. A. b. McAllster. who has been
pastor of the Grace Linn Methodist
church at Hartland the past year. left
here Saturday for Stonington. where
he will be pastor of the Methodist
church at that place.
Mrs. Winnifred Staples Smith left
Saturday for a visit with friends in
Madison before returning to her home
| in Carthage.
Rev. Arthur Tarbell of this town,
graduate of NJ. c. l., '06. left Friday
for Lisbon where he will begin his
| duties as pastor of the Methodist
church, it being his first pastorate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles z. Vickery
were in Unity Saturday to attend the
| funeral of Mr.. Vickery's aunt. the late
Mrs. Benjamin Hunt whose death oe-
CURED Wednesday in Unity where she
had been a life long resident. Her age
was II years. Her husband three
sons, all of whom are residents Of
| Unity. a half sister, Mrs ISABELLA
| Vickery of this town. survive.
Arthur Grant and family, who have
| been residents of this town for many
years, are moving to the west part of
the town where they have purchased
the old George Whitney place, located
| five miles from this village
| Waverley Rebeiah Lodge has ac-
cepted an invitation to visit the Re-
! bekah Lodge in Clinton on the evening
of May Is. when the degree team of
the host lodge viii confer the degree.