Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-06

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Messrs. f. p Ladd and H. d. Wells
the only two who had their names on
the list Were nominated, the total
number of votes polled in their favor
being 236. Ward One. had 40: Ward
Two, 60; Ward Three. %; Ward Four,
SO; Ward Five, 81; Ward Six, 10. To-
tai. 236 The regular election will be
held, on the 10th. Tuesdays election
was the primary election as the result
of the recall.
\. Q. Hamilton went to Boston,
Tuesday
Randolph is having its 18th annual
report printed
Heath Relief Corps held it's meeting
Tuesday evening.
II. e. Gardner of Boston is the guest
of friends in town.
Nahumlteag Camp. VI. w. of a. held
its regular meeting. Tuesday evening.
The schools close, this week, for a
two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Walter Curtis is somewhat i'm
proved in health.
G. \. Messer has gone TO Portland
on business Grip
DR.. c. r. Pickering is i'll at his home
on Summer street.
Henry Llewellyn is passing his va
cation in this city.
NJ. a. Haraden of Bath was in the
city on business. Tuesday
Sheriff Woodland of Litehfeld was
in town on business. Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Ripley was the guest of
friends in Augusta, Tuesday after |
noon.
Mrs. Alfred Watson of Lewiston was
the recent guest of her daughters, |
Misses Dorothy and Esther.
Mrs. Daniel Barter of Everett, |
Mass, is the guest of her sister Mrs.
G.. r. Smith. oak street.
Rev. Mr.. Nichols of Halloweli was
the guest of Rev. l, F. Lusk Of the |
Methodist church. Tuesday.
The american lee co. is loading a
vessel with ice at its Boothbay house.
Roland II Watt left Tuesday, for |
Bowdoin College. after passing va |
cation with relatives in this city.
Nathan futile, man well-lsnown |
in Randolph, and who has lived there, |
many years, is moving to this city.
Mrs a. s. Merrill of Highland ave-
nue. has gone to Portland. where she |
viii be the guest of friends, for d |
week
Mrs, F. b. Danforth of Randolph |
has gone TO Kennebunk. She will go |
from there to Boston, where her hus-
band is employed
Mr. and Mrs. John Goldman were
recent guests of Mrs. Codman's moth |
er. Mrs. Curtis, returning to Boston, |
Tuesday.
Two respondents appeared before |
Judge Atkins in the municipal court, |
Tuesday morning. One paid and the |
other was sent to Jail. |
Tie elm tree at the Dresden ave- !
nue. entrance of J. +. Maxey's stable
has been cut down. 1t was very hand |
some, but found to be decaying.
The official board of the Methodist |
church met. Tuesday evening, in the |
vestry. Ii was the last meeting for |
the conference year |
The annual business meeting of The !
Universalist church will be held in
the vestry, Wednesday evening. Mar. i
6, at 7.3o.
Those who sang at the Christmas
"Cantata," at the Methodist church. |
are requested to meet in the vestry
OF the church. Thursday evening, 10
rehearse for the Easter Cantata.
II you have not taken advantage
of McNaughton's low prices on shoes
and overshoes, YOU had better do it
now, as he is continuing his sale,
few days more. See his. al as he has
added Oxfords in this sale.
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C. f. Chases Co. has sold the A. f
Tallouse farm, stock and farming
tools, located in Chelsea, one mile
from the city, to II. y, Laiten of Liv-
ermore Falls Mr.. Laiten will take
possession at once.
At the Mems Bible History Club.
"Wednesday evening" the rector will give
the second talk in the series on The
Conquest of the Continent" Parish
house, 80 O'clock. Men generally well
come.
Mrs. Arthur Rines entertained a party
of her friends, Monday afternoon at her
home on Fountain street. a most delight
full time is reported. and the reporter
was told that it was the best time held
for some time. Refreshments were
served.
There will be regular meeting of Peil
Clason Camp. s. of ". Wednesday eve
ming. March 6. 1t is hoped that large
number Will be present as there are 4