Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-08
chase-S Salisbury.

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Chase Salisbury.
- nana Chase and Miss Iva SANS
h,rv were married at the First Baptist
Tuesday evening, by Key.
- osborne. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Delbert Green, ana the eo"pie
will make their home in Wells
rbe biggest turnip ever raised
around here is now on exhibition IN
the store window of the A. X. 'Jewel'
meat market 1t weighs 1sA pounds.
Levi Thomas has gone to- Boston
where he will be employed in a CLOTH
ing store
! one Of the most exciting meetings OF
the Boatd of Trade was held, Weones-
day evening, in the municipal court
room. and 1t was voted UNANIMOUSLY
to turn down the proposition institut-
cd by the Socialists TO have the mu-
nicipal building open, Sunday AFTER
moons. as place to resort to. Argu-
ments against the proposition We're
presented by A. K. Butler, Dr. ). n
Merrill. e. N Merrill and others. MT.
Butler stated that he would glauiy
give the use of his offices. Sunday an
ernoons. for the Socialists to gather IN,
If they wished it, and thought they
were being trodden upon. Those in fa-
yor of turning the municipal building
into a lcafing place were C. NJ. Gal
lur and two others. Mr.. Gallup's idea
was that it was an educational move.
but he has stated that he merely
wanted to keep things stirred up.
When a vote was taken everybody
showed hands against the proposition
to be brought UP at the special town
meeting to be held for the purpose,
next Saturday afternoon. r. r. Parker
stated that he had given the Socialists
opportunity to gather in the munlcipai
building on any week day.
II was Past Grands' night at the
meeting of Priscilla Rebekah Lodge,
Tuesday evening, at which time play
was presented, Our Church Fair.
The cast for the play was composed
Of Mrs. Isadore Spear, Mrs. Minnie
q Il. Burns, Mrs. Emma Bickford,
Mrs. Alice Baker Mrs. Violet Fosg'
Mrs Cora Hurley, Mrs. Helen Brown
Airs PAMELA Lawley. Mrs. MARY
Bailey. Mrs. Mabel Bragg. Mrs. Jennie
Haselton and Mrs. Grace Oliver. re
freshments followed the entertainment
). Mrs. NJ. A. Whitney, who has been
,,isiying at the home of Mr.. and MRS. !
Herbert Judkins. returned, lhursuas'
to hsr home in Springfield.
+. L.. G. Traitor was in WatelNiiio
Thursday, on business.
J. football game will be played heie.
SATURDAY. between Oak Grove Seiiiii-
ary and Skowhegan High school
Mrs Philip Wood of Bingham Is VS.
itinE friends IN town.
The election returns for Norrlosc !
wock were incorrectly reported, Tues /
dav night. II should have beer: WIZ
son. 81. Roosevelt, ISL; Taft, o.
There seems to be a scarcity OF heip
~ 30 into the woods, numbering men
were here, wednesday, endeavorine 70
uat a crew to go into the big Woous
for tho winter They We're even WINS
10 nav the fine of man IN Jan Il ins
sentence could be reduced so tiies
could have him right away. 60,
The largest deer brought TO oho"
hapan was shot by William Deering 0,
Fast Madison. Monday. He weigheu
100 pounds. and is now exnl KIM. al
the meat market of A. R. JewetR
Mrs. VI. B. Heselton has recehpy re
ceived official notice Of her appoint
ment as district deputy president over
the Rebekah lodges in District No. 10
This district comprises Somerset
Lodge of Norridgewock; Steriihs
Lodge of Madison and Priscilla Lodge
of Skowhegan. This is Mrs Heseltons
second term as deputy president. Mrs.
Violet Fogg will act as deputy grand
marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Rowe Of Seattle
are visiting at the home of Mr.. ana
Mrs. ID. w. Rowe. Mr.. Rowe was for
me1ly q resident of Madison.
A Surprise party was given to Mr..
and Mrs. Randall Nye. recently, by
their children The evening was passed
In social way and in singing old
time tunes.
case OF diphtheria has been found
In Canaan, by DIR. w. S. Stinchfield
The patient is child OF Lemuel Lam
caster.
Forestry" will be the topic at the
next meeting of Skowhegan Sorosis, to
be held, next Tuesday evening. and an
address viii be given by Prof. r. Il
Marston.
A son was born. recently, TO Mr.
and Mrs Ernest Emerson
The members of Skowhegan Grange
were, "Wednesday evening. delightful
Iy entertained, by Mrs. e. L. Chase,
who gave her lecture on Alaska IL
Illustrated by We've thrown on the
screen. She was assisted by Mrs. g. II.
Fogg with her radiopticon. AT the con-
clusion Of the descriptive lecture
solo was sung by Prof. r. w. leighton.
Ripley Grange.