Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-24
SAGADAHOC.
RICHMOND.


john Kennedy, Waterman on the
steamer Bay State, is spending few
days at his home in town.
Mt. Carmel Chapter, o. E. S, No.
81, held their last meeting Thursday
evening until September One eandi-
date was initiated and after the work
refreshments were served.
William w. Fairclough. professor at
Hebron academy, and his sister, Bes-
sic. Who is student at that school,
have returned home for the summer
vacation.
Elton L. Thompson of Portland has
been appointed receiver for the
Knapp Spinning Mills of this town at
hearing in Portland before Asset
ate Justice Haley
While blowing the ledge in the yard
at the Free Baptist church, Thursday
afternoon. a small rock was blown
through the window at the residence
of c, d. Newell.
Walton S Adams, who has been
superintendent of schools for the
towns of Bowdoinham and Richmond
for the past two years and a half,
has resigned the position to take ef-
feet July /. He has accepted posi-
ton as superintendent of schools at
Milo and Brownville.
Mrs Arthur Waldron was a passen-
ger on the steamer Islander Friday
for Capitol Island.
Mrs. w. A. Lewis is spending a few
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c,
w. White in Hallowell.
Joseph Newell went to Lewiston
Friday where he is engaged TO play
with the Hobbs American Band. They
will accompany the Knight Templars
down river Saturday on the City of
Augusta.
The members of the graduating
class enjoyed sail down to Boothbay
Harbor and the islands Friday or
the steamer Islander. The following
members went on the trip, Misses
Alice Mansir, Aura Hewitt, Florence
Bishop. Ruth Farnham and Lillian
Mariner. f. Leslie Young and She's
wood Riley.
William Baker, who has been at
tending Bates College arrived home
Thursday for the summer.
DR.. g. A Weeks has sold his farm
on the Post road to Mrs, Clara Vaughn
of Gardiner.
WOOLWlCH.
The Canadian missionary, George
McNevins. will be ordained June 20
as pastor of the Calvinist BAPTIST
church.
Ralph Towle met with a slight ac-
cident. Tuesday, while cunning for
rats.
Mr. Blethen, who hurt his foot by
. falling timber while at work on
Frank Heads barn, is doing nicely.
The Parish han is to be put in first
class shape by the Harmony Club.
Work commences on it at once. The
club will hold their next meeting
June % in the dining hall.
Willard Rice of Bath and his moth
er have been at the Abel Rice place
this week, preparing for new ten
ant. Mr. Johnson of Bath.
DR.. and Mrs. Proctor of Boston will
spend the summer at the Center as is
their custom. coming down in their
automobile.
Rev and Mrs. NJ. V. McAllister are
settled pleasantly in the Congrega-
tional parsonage at Days Ferry
Tuessie Hall is to be painted in the
near future. and viii be the scene of
Some of our citizens are suffering
severely from the brown tail moth
itch.
Maine Central detective has beer
at Sagadahoc Ferry trying to unravel
the mystery of the stolen barrels OF
beer and ale.
w. c. Robbins of BOSTON has been
in town for a few days at the LONE of
his aunt. Mrs NJ. J. Buck.
Levi w, Berry of Rockland was the
extend guest of Mr.. and Mrs Franh
Head.
The few farmers who raise lambs
/ are getting a high price for them
but veals do not go much over II
cents.
! Mrs Edwin Hathorne has fint
! flock Of goslngs, sight one rareis
! sees here. 1t seems that fewer chick
/ ems will be raised in town, as in laos