Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-09
WATERvILLE.


jefferson c. Smith was passenger
on the Monday AFTERNOON train for
Bath.
Mrs Albert i, Drmnmond returned,
Saturday. from BuckGeld, where she was
called by the Illness and death of her
father.
The members of the Sons of Veterans
Auxiliary will hold Whist party and
dance, Thursday evening. in Grand Ar
my hall.
The Lombard Log Hauler Co. is shortly
to build an addition to its plant, made
necessary by The fact that the firm is to
manufacture traction engines
The spring term at Colby College
will open, Tuesday morning The ma
jority of the students have returned
from their homes.
What Happened to Jones" will be
presented by the Colby Dramatic Club,
Tuesday evening, April 10, in the city
Opera house
y,he last OF series Of private as
scmhliey given by the married people,
viii take place in Clukey hall, Wednes-
aaN evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T.. Drake an
noHncc tie engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Miss Harriet. to Harry Waldo
kidder, principal of the HalloWcll High
school
Cohurn classical Institute will open
Thursday morning. FOR the spring
term, and baseban practice, under the
direction Of Coach Ralph y. Good, Will
commence Immediately
\ special convoeation of Teeonnet
Chapter, No. %. Royal Arch Masops,
Will be held in Masonic hall, at 100
O'Clock Tuesday evening Work in
the Mark Master Mason degree.
y. A. Head, iaymen,s secretary of
the Maine y NJ. G. A., has gone to
Dover, where he will attend meeting
in regard 10 plans for i conference to
be held by the boys in that town.
Prince Drummond. Charles Jones and
George Beach have returned from North
Belgrade. where they have been spend
ing a few days at Mr.. Drummond's cot
tage. They report very pleasant time
c. ". Atchley of this city is to move
10 Michigan IN few days with Mrs.
A:chlcy where they viii reside in the
future. Mr.. Atchley is a graduate of
Colby and has lived in Waterfalls for
many years.
\ meeting of the Arts. and Crafts
committee Of the WaterHilc Womans
cab vii! be held at 80 = NJ, Tues
day, with Mrs. o, A. Meadcr, II Win
ter street. y picnic supper viii be
served II O'clock This is to he the
lest meeting III the settsen.
"rhc Passion Play pictures, which
were given at the Methodist church,
Sunday evening. were repeated. Mon.
day noon. at the Maine Central shops
Rev. ]. NJ. Frost was the speaker, and
the men heartily appreciated the fine
stereoptieon views.
The iinal series OF games in the
tournament that is being played be-
tween the Eagles and the Taeonnet
Club will he held Thursday evening,
at the II. e ". clubhouse. one series
was recently played. the Eagles win =
ming. \ spread will be furnished by
the losing team.
MIS-. Matte b. Dunn of this city. who
has Been enjoying a stay in Orange
CITY Fla, has gone to Williamsburg
Va, for a visit. She left Florida on ac-
count of the hot weather. which is in
teresting to write, with the temperature
almost down to the freezing point here
in Waterville.
Alderman O'Donnell cut his left
hand, Monday morning, while carving
meat. at home, but paid little atten-
ton to the wound. During the day
however. 1t bled so profusely that he
went to a physician, and discovered
that an artery had been cut. The
wound was dressed and will not be
serious.
Rev. Abel w. Pottle of this city
who has been supplying the Methodist
pulpit at Rumford Falls for the pas
six months, has been assigned by Dis
trct superintendent j. NJ. Frost L
supply the pulpit of the Pleasant
street Methodist church until a prom
inent pastor is detailed Mr. Pottl,
has been pastor of the church before
and is popular IN his native city
About 20 delegates from Portland
viii be present at the meeting OF. the
Daughters of Veterans of Maine To be
held in Grand Army hall in this city
Wednesday, at which a State depart
nent VIII be formed Six or sever
win be present from Bangor, and a
good proportion of the % Wateryills
members.
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Preparations are being completed