Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-15
Annual Meeting Of Warsaw
Tent, No. |, K. 0. 7. N.
Five Men in Municipal Court
For IntOxiCation.
PlttsfieId Grange.-0ther Local Jolt.
ings..PersonaI Mention.

The annual meeting of Warsaw
Tent, No. IL, X. o. T. NJ. was held
Friday evening. The officers elected
for the ensuing year were: Comman-
der, John A. Pushor; lieut.. comman-
der. Frank A. Wagner; record keeper,
.. H. Drake; chaplain, Simon
Knowles; sergeant. Mace M. Shaw;
master-at-arms Clayton Brown; first
master Of guards, Allie J. Gilman; Sec
ond master of guards, Harry Chad
bourne; sentinel, John Gilman; picket,
Charles Morse trustee for three years,
John M. Lindsey.
Charles Boston of Palmyra. who has
accepted employment at the McGil-
very Cummings mill in this town. has
moved his family into the Lindsey
house on Hartland avenue.
The Pittsfield branch of the Direct
Importing Co. which has been locat-
ed in rooms over the postoffice, will
move the stock into the store which
has been used by 7. r. Connor
Five men, who were arrested by Off,
GER N. c. Corey. Friday night, for in
toxication, were arraigned before
Judge Drake, Saturday morning One
was dismissed. one paid his fine and
the other three We're taken back to
the lookup to remain until taken to
Skowhegan. All were from out of
town.
Horace Cole has moved his family
from Waterville to this village and
they will occupy the Gould house on
Somerset avenue.
Miss Edna Maloon, who has been
employed in the office of Waverley
Woolen Co., for over eight years, fin
ished her duties, Saturday. to take a
position, Monday, in the office of Nc
Gilvery-Cummings mill. Mr.. Tucker,
who has been working in the office of
the Robert Dobson Co., will take the
vacated position at the Waverley mill
office.
Pittsfield Grange held a regular
meeting, Saturday evening, with a lit
erary and musical program, including
a discussion: is Not Seed Improve
ment Practical for the Common
Farmer?'
Word has been received here of the
death of Mrs. Marcia Dorothy of
Brockton, Mass, who was formerly
resident of Burnham.
Frank Prentiss left, Friday, for Bel
grade, where he was called by the ILL
ness of his daughter, Mrs. Nancy l..
Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Horton are in
Olamon, where they were called,
Thursday, by the illness of his father
Postmaster S. H. Frost has been
notified from Washington that there
will be a small increase in the rate of
postoffice boxes commencing, Jan. 1,
1914.
Mrs Fannie Randlett left, Saturday,
for Boston to Join her daughter, Miss
Ida. They will leave. Monday for
Wilmington, n. c., where they will
pass the winter with Mrs. Randlett's
aunt.
A sale of Japanese goods was held,
Saturday afternoon, at the office of
Mathews Printing Co., by the members
of the New Era Auxiliary of the Free
Baptist church.
Mrs. James Dodd and daughter, Miss
Anna Dodd. who were called to New
York by the death of Mrs. Dodd's
mother, returned home, Sunday.
Mrs. p s. Mathews and Miss Alice
Mathews were in Bangor. Saturday.
Mrs w. G. Dobson and Mrs. w. A.
Seekins were In Bangor. Saturday.
GaIen Maxim went to Foxcroft, Sat-
urday, for a weekend visit with
friends
H. Z. Condor was a business caller
in Hartland, Saturday.
Mrs. John Getchell left, Saturday,
for few days visit with Mr.. Getchell
in Dexter where he has employment.