Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-22


Rev Mr. Smith of Hallowell will speak
at 100 p. NJ. at the City mission.
Try Barker has gone 10 Bangor,
called by the Illness of his mother
The w c. T. u. will meet at P. M.
Wednesday with Mrs. S. G. Payne at her
home.
Thomas Duffy of South Boston has
accepted position in drug store
here.
MI and Mrs Almond Perry of Bath
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. l.. A Perry
of Randolph
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Thompkin lett
Monday for South Harpsweii on
visit to friends.
Miss Alice Alger who has been pass
ing the past two months at Pleasant
pond, has returned
Mrs O. Fl Small, who has been visiting
friends in Portland for the past few days
returned Monday evening
The barge Potomac of Baltimore Is
dsenarging a cargo Of coal AT 'he
Copsocaok Cos. wharf.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Booker ana
family left Monday for Capitol Island
OF two-weeks vacation.
Rev. N. 9. Miner and Rev. L r.
Lusk sunday attended the temperance
rally at South Gardiner.
Joseph Faulkner who has been
spending his vacation in Augusta re
turas q Monday to his home
William sherman of Randolph, after
a years absence passed in Maricopa,
cal. has returned to his home
Katherine O'Donneil of Dorchester,
Mass. is here on visit of one week
TO her friend, Miss Marian NeVills'
Ms. Hattie SpauIding of Brighton,
Mass. has arrived and is visiting hef
mother, Mrs. Douglass OF Randolph
TIN. Ladies' Aid of the Free Baptlst
church will meet Tuesday and fhurs-
day afternoon in the chnfch Nes'i
The Gardiner National Bank mas
been designated as the depository Tor
the United States postal savings bahh
here
Miss Anna burnside arrived from
Providence Monday and Is the guest
of Mrs. l.. H Conant. Dresden are
nue..
y Palmer after thfee-Weehs
vacation passed at Portland arrived
Monday and went To his home IN fltts=
ton.
Willard Savage, assistant baggage
master at the Maine Central sla'ioh'
has returned from trip TO ocean
Point
Miss vivian Small and Miss Helen
DUNLAP. who were recent guests OF
Miss EVELYN Davis, have gone 10
Ocean Point,
". C. Runnells of Lexington Mass
returned Sunday. after Vaea'ioii
pass I'd az the cottage OF A. X MerTii,
Lake Cobbosseecontee,
John Francis and a. c. fZnasa ar
rived from Washington, D, G., SUNDAY
and n. r. Mitchell Monday to join the
party at Green Gables. Litchteid
Mr. and Mrs Robert Smith OF DOT
chester. Mass, arrived Sunday ana are
passing a two-weeks vacation at A IL.
Metrilrs cottage at Lake Coobossee-
contee
Mrs William Pinkham and two chill
NJ aali an1 Dover, n
H arrived Monday evening and are the
guests of Mrs Pinkhans mother, Mrs
whitney, Chestnut street.
The funeral of the late John II. Nc
Donald, who died suddenly iii Ran
dolpn Sunday at the home of his sis
ter, Mrs. u. j. Bowling. will be held
at A. NJ. Tuesday at St Joseph
church.
palnh Goodwin of the Harvard Med
ga, School.a DIR. Brown and Miss Helen
pnlslfer who have been passing tneir
ao,tion at lincoln. arrived here Mon
Adv and took the electrics to Lewiston
and auburn.
,rb. Gardiner Juniors will play tht
south Gardiner team this TUESDAY art
arpoou at South Gardner. me oa,
Fl ferries for Gardiner will be BRISK ano
pattarson. South Gardiner, McCape
and Goldberg.
The barge that was recentiy oro''sn'
mn 70 the Randolph ice mousse 10 "
loaded. and which struck the pier o
the draw in passing through mas re-
turned light to Baltimore,
One drunk was arrested in Randolph
Monday afternoon by ofhcer lash"'
and brought over to the Gardner pu'
lice station and given nearing i'
was fined 81 so, which he PAID ah'
departed. This is the first case De
fore the court for drunkenness io'
two weeks CT more.
A large. handsome steam yacht own
ed by Silas Curtis, proprietor OF IN
Ladies Homo Journal, and which car
ries ~ men, pissed through the draw
of the Gardner and Randolph oring'
about noon Monday, en- route 70 Au
49, la.