Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-11
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pleasant meeting of the w. &C. r.
y. was held, Thursday afternoon, with
Mrs. +. I. Lan6nan ffhe subject was
salvation Army works The program:
Scripture reading and prayer. ! Mrs.
Wingate; roll call. answered by items
on the subjects naper, Sketch Of the
Life of General Booth. Bertha Eos
ter; Permanent Elements in the
Work of General Booth" Mrs. Prilav:
song, Mrs. Atwell. article, Salvation
Army Banks in India Mrs. C. 2. Lib
by: Maud Darlington Booth and
Her Work" Mrs. Fl. VI. Ford; "Tha
Future eff the Work. Mrs Tibbetts;
poem on the death of General Booth.
Mrs Wingate. Refreshments We're
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Colby, an aged
couple from Montville, who drove from
that town to this place, wednesday,
to visit Mrs. Frank Hall, relative.
came near having fatal accident
about 4.S0 F.. NJ. In crossing Way-
erley bridge to get to Harriet street.
where Mrs Hall lives, the horse
turned and backing, threw the 8occu-
pants with the horse and wagon over
a banking about feet deep and into
10 feet deep. large number of the
employees at the Waverley Wooden
Mill quickly reached the scene and
rescued Mr.. and Mrs. Colby and the
horse Mr.. and Mrs. Colby were TAX
Ten to. the. Waverly pumping station.
Where they were attended by DR. Port
er. Later they were taken to Mrs.
Halls, where they seemed none the
Ell ,,e,t,o
the exception of Al bad shaking OF
the nervous system.
Among the large number of local
people who went to Bangor. Thursday.
to attend the Festival, We're: DIR. and
Mrs. V. T. Lathhury, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
S. Haseltine and daughter, Miss
Edythe, Mrs. Evelyn Cali, Mrs. j. w
Manson, Mrs. T. NJ. Griffin and
daughter, Miss Marion. e. d. Smith,
Mrs. j. NJ. Chalmers, Mrs. A. H.
~Burse, Mrs. J. y. Swazey, Mrs. w. X.
Hunnewell, Mrs. w. NJ. Bigelow, Mrs
r. f. Getchell, Mrs. S. r. Haines.
Miss Grace Rogers, Miss Lillian Run
mails, Miss Jeanette Stephenson Mrs
n. L. Perkins.
The Carr schoolhouse. located in the
southern part of the town. has been clos
ed on account of two cases of scarlet
fever.
f. II. Ashley of Concord. ~ f., half
back on the Colby College football team,
and Harold Burton, Colby student.
were in town. Wednesday, guests of Mr..
Burton's parents.
Mrs L. J. Ney. Mrs. Mary Bracket
and Mrs Lester cornferth went to New
port, Thursday, where in the afternoon
they were guests at party given Mrs.
Nelson Smith of this town by her daugh
ter, Mrs. Arthur Lander. Mrs. Smith Is
soon to leave for Independence, Kan
sas. where she will spend the winter with
a daughter.
Friends of James B. Daily. Sr,. and
family will regret to learn that they are
to leave soon for Brewer, where they
will locate.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hutchinson of
Dexter who were in town, Wednesday.
to attend the funeral of their nephew,
the late Ray Buxton, have returned
home. Nf& N1u
w. e, Hackett of Skowhegan was in
town, Thursday, and purchased of the
Pittsfield National Bank the plant known
| as the Bryant mill ~
Mrs. George e. Kimball wsht 70 Ban
COR Thursday, to meet her. daughter,
Mrs. Stanley Burrill of Fort Kent, who
will return here, Friday, for visit with
| her parents.
The members of the Sophomore Bible
class of NJ. c. /. with teacher enjoyed 8
| ride to the western part of the town,
Thursday evening, where they were en-
tertained at supper at A. B. Crawford's
DR.. o. f. Emerson of Newport was in
town, Thursday, on professional business
Jay H. Scribner is confined to the
house with tonsilitis.