Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-07

night. as a remembrance in honor OF
| their recent marriage.
Those from out of town, who at
! tended the funeral services of Mrs.
Charles Baker Saturday. were Mrs. f.
J. Mnlholland and Mrs. Ida Foster Of
Waterville; Mr. and Mrs. William c.
Baker Of Lynn, Mass: Fred Bitham
OF Bangor.
Judge f. +. Lawrence delivered an
ADDRESS at the meeting Of the A. NJ
& A.. Sunday afternoon.
The annual meeting of Bethany Bap-
fist church will be held, Thursday eye
ming, at which time officers viii be
elected and other business transacted.
Henry Manson has a record OF sheep
raising that is interesting 70 every
farmer 4 year ago he bought ton
sheep. paying St0o. From these sheep
he sold $23.00 worth of wool, lambs
from them for $500 apiece, TOT S4.oo
apiece, and mad an opportunity 10 sell
eight ewes from them for $500 apiece.
He has the sheep left with the wool
ON and already has seven lambs 10
start with this year The cost If rats
ing the sheep in that time was about
$1,000
Guy Hume of Hume * Newhail is
candidate for representative from
Fairheld in the Republican primaries
George Keene. who has been here for
taree weeks with bis sister, Mrs Chas
Baker, returned 10 Lisbon Fails, Man.
day He took with him the five-yeae-
old son Laugdou, who will make his
heme with him.
Miss Carrie Bernard, who has been
acting as nurse here for two weeks. re-
turned to her home in Lewiston. SAT
ufday
Mrs. Mary P. Archer passed Sunday
with her sister. aIrs. Lillian Manson,
in Clinton.
There Will be a baseball game he
tween Good VIII High school AID
skowhegan High here, Wednesday. The
High school Will go 10 Pennington,
saturday. where they VIII play Farm
ington High school and Abbott
The Ruth Head cragin Chapter Of
the Daughters of the American Reyoits-
fion has issued a new booklet which
shows that II has membership Of Il
There are IS charter members ENie III
Robinson, Inez Fletcher Crimhie. Al
media Paine CUTS Caroline Fuller Cas-
vel, Maude Moore Emery, Ellen CAS-
wen Gray, Helen Fletcher Hilton. sara
Butler Parlin. Alice Gahan Simmons.
Helen Fletcher stevens. Susan spaalG-
ing Neville. Laura Thompson. Jane
Lowell whippie, siabel Rarlin Graves,
Jeanie Whipple Green. The chapter
was organized ten years ago. Feorn-
AIRY -.
Guy PenneI has moved into his
home on Madison avenue and will be
engaged in the meat business with his
father-in-law. Lyman Jewett.
Newton caswell has purchased a new
touring car
Mrs. Mary Leighton. who has been
in Pasadena. Cal, for the winter. + e2-
peeted home this month, and will pass
the summer with her daughter. Mrs. p.
IL Bartlett.
sewen II. Smith and his daughter.
Margaret. viii go to Milford. Mas,
Tuesday, where Miss smith vii have
treatment at a hospital Mt. smith
viii spend several days at Rehebeth.
visiting relatives.
Miss Gail TaGgart. s student II Cel-
by College. visited. sunday. in town
with her parents. DIR. and Mrs. Howard
Taggart.
Mrs Roy Lancaster went to Water
viIIe. Monday. 10 visit her parents, Mr.
ana Mrs Philander Jewett.
Col w. r. G. Estes. Past Master u
the Grand Masonic Lodge. went toI
Portland to ATTEND the meeting of the
Grand Masonic Lodge. this being his
18th time
S:iss Ethel Afichaud mas gone 70 Wa
tersilIe ana Augusta. where she viii
visit relatives for few days. :.
Howard steward is III at mis- home
wifh erysipelas and is considered dan
gerously i'll
w. III Hawes made the biggest can
,lle-pin record. saturday. ever attained
here. His record in three string was
sss. lei the first string. and le4 and
III. The next highest record is held
by Ned chrcotte. 800. Mr. Halves rec
ord, prior 10 Saturday, was s27.
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