Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-11-19
Washburn -Pooler.

Washburn- PooIer.
George W. Washburn, son of Mr.
and Mrs. William ID. Washburn. and
| Miss Carmeline Pooler, daughter of
| Mrs. Vena Pooler Simon Of this town
| were united in marriage. Saturday
evening. Nov. H. Harold f. Weeks,
Justice of the peace performed the
| ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wing. who
| We're recently married wee rendered
tin shower, Monday evening, at
| their home on Elm street MIR. and
Mrs. Wing were wholly unprepared
for guests but mastered the situation
gracefully. very pleasant evening
was enjoyed, and refreshments were
served.
The UniNersalist Sewing Circle will
meet, Wednesday afternoon, with
Mrs. George Wilson, Newhall street.
Miss Harriet Brophy. High street,
was very pleasing hostess, Tuesday
evening, to the members of the
Younger Set A large part of the
evening was taken up in sewing Re-
freshments were served.
Judge Harvey n. Brazzell left.
Tuesday noon, for visit with his
parents at his old home at Columbia
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Williams left,
Tuesday, for a short visit at vassal-
boro
The members of the st. Jean de
Baptist Society held a social gather
ing, Monday evening. at their hall on
Lower Main street. Each member in
vited two friends. The evening pass
ed quickly in palying whist and re-
freshments We're served.
Eugene Bradbury is passing, a few
days, at Boston with friends.
Frank Baker returned, Monday
night, from a trip to Boston.
Chris Cannon of Boston was bust
ness caller in town, Tuesday.
II. Stanley Bristol of Newport, r. l.,
a chemical engineer. and graduate
of Yale is in town, for several weeks.
on business. Mr.. Bristol is engaged
in examining the plant of the United
Box Paper Co, on the Island. to de-
termine leaks in manufacture. output,
etc. of pulp. He is considered an ex-
pert in this line of business and re-
Gently worked for government service
under Clifford Pinchot, and wrote re-
ports Of pulp and paper industries in
the national conservation commission.
Miss Gott of Portland is acting as
substitute nurse at the sanatorium,
during the absence of Miss Elizabeth
Maroon. Miss Maroon is enjoying
two-months rest from her duties and
. VISITING at har of ri.
and also at Boston.
Mrs. John Clark and Miss Hazel
Mason of Lewiston are guests of their
aunt, Mrs. Wilbur Bradbury, Summit
street.
Mrs. Justin Buzzell is confined to
her home on Park street suffering
from minor injuries received when
she fell down stairs at her home,
Monday evening.
Joseph Costine has returned from
Worcester. Mass, where he attended
"a convention of overseers of wooden
and worsted mills. He was accom-
panied by Mr.. Speaker of this town.
A new boiler has been installed in
The Gerald and the heating plant
has been completely renovated.
Miss Alma Reauleau has completed
her duties as table girl at the Gerald
Hotel and returned, Tuesday, to her
home at Mill!nocket.
Thomas Harper, superintendent of
the mill of the United Box Paper Co,
at Benton Falls and also their mill at
Schuyler Falls. n. Y, has been in
town, this week, and returned to New
York
Mrs. Lester Holway of Fairfield
Center was in town, Tuesday, on
business.
The junior class of Lawrence High
school will have q social, Friday
night, at the Assembly hall.
Miss Susan Bracket of Hallowell
is guest of Mrs. Percy Brown. New
hall street
Miss Airline Spaulding of Albion was
Il guest. Tuesday, of friends in town
The Royal Neighbors will hold
dance, Wednesday evening. at Wood
mans hall, Lawrence avenue.
The Seniors of Lawrence High
school will serve supper. THURSDAY.
at Files hall. The committee in
charge Of the supper consists of the
principal. J. A. Partridge, Miss
Sturtevant Miss Wilder and the stu
dents, Misses Alice Nye, Deem Brophy,
Otto Totman, Reginald Craig.
Oscar Baker of Portland was a bust
ness caller in town. Tuesday.
A special meeting of Benton Grange
will he held Wednesday evening.
Nov 10, to work the First and Sec
ond degrees,