Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-30

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Memorial Day Exercises Baseball
Personal Items Notes.
y. II. Bridges has gone. to Boston
and vicinity for vacation.
Parker Patten of Redstone. \. H.,
has been visiting friends in this city.
George Lever of Watervillc is visit
ing his brother, Joseph Lever, Second
street.
The Busy Bees will mer: at , p. NJ.
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Clarence
Shepherd.
George b. Lord caught handsome
string of brook trout Monday in Jims
mys brook.
Miss Carrie Albee of South Gardiner
* visiting her sister, Mrs. Walter Car
ter of this citX.
Miss Pauline Freeman was the guest
Sunday Of Miss Imogene Wood at the
Wood cottage, Cobbossee.
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Ernest Brown, who has been seri
ouslY i'll with pneumonia at his home
on Loudon Hill, is improving.
Herbert NJ. Shea of Bowdoin and
Harry p. Fuller of Colby are at their
respective homes for Memorial day
Mrs. {. E. Bailey of Lisbon Falls is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Al Morse.
Academy street. for over Memorial
day.
The highway department has flu
ished repairs on the bridge on the
Pond road beyond the Otis farm. on
which work was begun last Friday.
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\ meeting of the Sacred Heart
Benevolent Society will lie held
"Wednesday evening in g. \. K. hall.
AN members are requested to be pres
lent.
Lightning struck one of the build
ings on the Otis farm during Mon
days shower. ripping off few
shingles and knocking the ridge pole
out of plumb
All sons and grandsons if veterans
are requested to meet in Grand Army
hall at $50 y. NJ. and 7.15 p. NJ. this
Memorial day. to participate in the
Memorial day exercises.
Miss Aldana Sproule entertained a
large number of friends Monday aft
ernoon at her home on Water street.
Games We're played by the young
folks and refreshments were served.
Mrs. Gwendolyn Stafford is the lat
est addition to the list of lady chauf-
feurs in this city. having had eonsid-
cradle experience of late in driving
the Elmore owned by Hon. Ben. Ten
ney
Rev. J. w Steele, who has been
seriously i'll. was able to walk out
yesterday. His numerous friends were
glad to see him and expressed their
desire for his speedy recovery.
Letters for the following remain UNI
called Tor at the post office for the
week ending May % Calvert NJ
Fullerton: Walter o. scott; Rev. Will
liam f. Blake; e. 3. Norris; Roy Mas
ter Fftzimmons; lsadore Scott.
The Speed Boys of the South End
will play the Red Stars" of Augusta
at o'clock this Tuesday afternoon.
The local boys are after the game
and will have d strong lineup. The
battery for the Speed Boys" will be
Bush and Pooler
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A playout of the Tiger took place
Monday evening in front of the engine
house. large number of The mem
bers were out to pump. The mem
bers are enthusiastic and are working
hard. Their first contest will be on
July 4th and it is hoped that a VIM
hlng crew may be developed.
Hallowell High viii play Bridge
Academy at 3 o'clock this afternoon on
the Muster field. The Hallowell boys
have been working hard every day and
viii fight hard to win. HalloweH de-
feated Bridge Academy ON the latter's
grounds and the local boys hope to
capture this game. which ought to he
a good one and well worth seeing.
Frank a. McClench suffered a seri-
Gus accident Monday morning at his
summer cottage at Fairs Cove. Cob
hossee, the outcome of which cannot
for some days be told He was Telling
a tree neor his cottage and in falling it
struck a large dead tree, which broke
off and a huge section fell. striking
MIN terrific blow over the right eve.
cutting a deep cash and tearing away
the flesh. When found HI was uncon-
scious, but revived after being taken
tn the cottapa IIa