Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-22


Tuesday, October %, 1912.
GARDINER.
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Telephone a7-W.
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heV, l. f, I.usis left Monday. for
a weeks stay in Boston
Dr. r, w. 1Goss of Litchfeld was in
TIE city Monday, ON business.
Hon. c. A. Knight was in Berlin N. /
NJ Monday, on legal business.
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'is' Laura Blair is away on a visit |
oil ten days, in Boston and vicinity.
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behJainln Partridge. Jr., left. Nom
DAY on business and pleasure trim IN
New York. - -
Meeting of the Altar Society of
Christ church atr2 p NJ, Tuesday in
the parish house
Mrs. Mary f. Robinson has been
visiting her brother, James A. Ward.
of West Dresden
The Ladies Aid of the Free Baptist
church Will hold a social. Tuesday eve
Ming, i'll the Vestry.
The young people of the Highland
Avenue NJ. f. church are making plans
for Il Halloween Social
Miss Hope jackson left, Monday, for
New York, and viii stop off in Provf-
dence fer a visit on her way there
Tha~ street crew has been working
on Maple street. clearing the cutters
and putting the street into good con-
dition.
20 Mrs \ b. Graham returned. Mon
day to her home in Boston, after a
visit with her father, James \. Part
ridge Of Whifefeld.
When did You ever read of such a
bargain in soap and shampoo as that
nov offered at Peanes drug store?
Read the ad. for particulars
The crew of Maine Central PAINTERS.
which has been at work here. has
gone TO South Gardner, to repaint the
property of the company there
air. and Mrs. Harry Cook returned.
Monday. TO Brunswick by the way Of
Lewiston. having been the Sunday
quests OF Mr. and Mrs William E.
Brown.
Charles C. Wentworth of Central
< NIL in,
paper mill. had the fingers of his right
hand crushed. saturday. while putting
pcll% IN 9 shaft.
Past Gfands' Night is 70 be observed.
Thursday night. by Gardiner Lodge. No.
9. /. q. O. r, and all members of the
orG5r are invited u be present. Re-
freshments will 81, served
The Augusta District sunday School
convention Viii be held. Friday and
Saturday, My. i and 10, in this city.
when addresses viii be given by lead
ing authorities in the work.
United States Senator Charles +.
johnson of Wateryille is 10 speak.
Saturday night, in Library hall. being
the first eut-of-town speaker schedui
ed for Gardiner in the present cam
paien.
The Lambda Iota Club will meet.
Tuesday evening. in. The parlors of
the First Baptist church. The com
mittee on entertainment has arranged
for very interesting program A large
attendance is desired.
Rev. Canon Plant left. Monday. for
Providence, Il. l.. to attend the an
nual convention Of the First Mission
airy Department of the church. which
includes the New England states.
Canon Plant IS also to attend the
meeting Of the Eoard Of Religious Ed
ucation of New England While away.
Frank Lowell of Farmingdale, who
makes a speciality of raising Green
Mountain potatoes. has recently re-
ceived an order for 125 bushels from
the State agricultural department. 10
be used for seed at Highmoor Farm.
the State experiment station, in Non
mouth.
A considers BILE saving in work and
trouble has been done, this fall, by the
street department by sending out men
during rain storms to clean the leaves
out Of the cutters on the hills rms
prevents the inlets to the sewers being
clogged and allows the water to run
in the cutters and no. overflow the
roads and gully them out.
Mr. and Mrs. George Il. Spro~l who
were married Saturday evening, at the
home eff the brides parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs George Z. Clark of Whitefield,
left Gardiner, Monday. for Boston
where Mr.. Sprowl is employed IN
store, and where they are to make
their home. \ large party OF friends
|>were at the station to give them Tue
customary send off.
LOCAL NOTICE.
Private sale beginning Wednesday
Oct %. of household goods of all kinds
at the residence of John Kelley loS
Spring St, Gardiner, Maine.