Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-04

fair week there will be some weary
ones by next Saturday night,
Mrs. sherman Williams and son OF
Hartland visited az T. Bessey's. over
sunday Mrs Ressey accompanied
Mrs. Williams To Waterville Monday,
on a shopping expedition,
| MIR. and Mrs. Wade Wheeler and
Clifton of Sltewhegan were in this
place visiting, over sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, T. Bessey visited in
Madison, Thursday
Several from this place attended
Canaan Grange. Saturday evening.
the Third and Fourth degrees being
given to class of II and a Harvest
supper followed,
The Good VIII school exercises are
| over and all are looking forward now
Ia the assembly that is promised for
the near future.
Mrs. Alice Hinekley Porter and lit
tie daughter of New York have ar
rived at her old home and win visit
her friends during her vacation. Mr..
David Porter viii arrive later
Mr.. Broadway and family of New
York are 1T their summer home in
the Pines at Good Will.
There was a social dance ut George
Huns, Saturday evening, which was
greatly enjoyed by those present.
+. A. and l.. =. Kicker and fam
lily made short calls in Canaan, Hart
land Athens, Cornville and Skowhe-
gan, Sunday.
Airs. Robert Gulifer has gone to
Weld on visit to his daughter.
a friend from Clinton visited Miss
Ida Kelley. Sunday.
Mrs James Smith visited her son,
Charles. IN East Skowhegan, sunday.
MIR and Mrs Harold Jennings of
Augusta visited friends in this vicin-
ity, over Sunday
Mr. ard Mrs William Ames of
shawmut are doing light house keep
ing in the Boom house, while the logs
are running past this boom.
HARTLAND.
Miss Minnie RoweH died at her
home on Pleasant street. Wednesday.
after a short illness. Services were
held at the home, Friday afternoon.
Miss Rowell had been a lifelong resi-
dent of Hartland and leaves many
friends 10 mourn her loss.
A Memorial address. given by Rev.
w. H. Hill. was listened to by a large
and appreeiative audience at the Opera
house. Thursday evening. Three of
the few veterans who are left in town
We're present and occupied seats on
the stage Being called on for remarks
Frank McCauslan1 and Judson Currier
responded by recalling instances of
the war. Beautiful solos We're sung by
Mrs. Sturtevant and Mr.. Moulton
Owing to the rain in the forenoon the
soldiers were unable to march as
planned.
Rurd Austin fell from the platform
at W. d. Burton's barber SHOP, Satur-
cay, and broke his collar bone and
was badly shaken up. Mr.. Austin had
Just reached the top of the stairs when
the railing gave away, throwing him
to the ground, about Is feet below
Jonas Pushor, who was also leanini
ON the rail, saved himself by catching
a post.
The logs are now all out of the river
and all boat owners are busy launch
/ ing.
d. L. Allen and L. Nutter of Pitts
field have been at Great Moose lake
for a few days.
L AlOtItf 1IOS.s lilt pIiiltNi lliAt pun
lished paper which is to be called
THE Hartland Herald" They are to
move their Office To the store recently
vacated by Archie Perry.
Mr. and Mrs. f. l.. Fuller are re-
|ceiving congratulations over the birth
|of a daughter. born Wednesday.
May %.
SMiTHFIELD.
Mrs. Myrtell Clement and Master
Donald are at David Perkins for a
few days.
Frank stevens of Augusta is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Stew
ems
Mrs, C. c. Dow returned from Wa
terviIle, Monday.
ST. ALBANS.
Mrs. Frank Chandler is Visiting her
sister, Mrs. Otis Turner Mrs Minta
Soule returned Saturday from trip to
Baltimore. Md. Her health is not good
and she has been there to consult a
specialist.
The water in Indian lake is two
inches higher now than at any time
this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Robertson who
have been visiting at Osgood Robert
sons for a few DAYS returned Monday
to their home in Boston.
The Memorial day Grafton was deliv-
cred last Saturday p NJ by Rev. Mr..
Pearson Of Pittsfeld at the Opera
house Music was furnished by the
choir.
Next Friday evening the ladies Art
Club will give drama How the Club
Was Formed" at the Opera house. 1t
was TO have been last Friday evening
but was postponed on account of the
extreme heavy mist that tell at times
during the day. Those who have out OF
door work will he very thankful fora
few days of sunshine.
CANAAN.
Byron Farnham who was called here
by the serious illness of his father,
George w, Farnham. returned to his
home in Buffalo, New York. Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs Charles Barbour of
Newport We're in town. "Wednesday, TO
attend the funeral of Mrs. Barbour
grandmother. Mrs. Lydia Gleason.