Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-24
Members ofLoca| Chapter,
R. A. NJ, in Dexter.
A Lecture on tuberculosis at
The UOiverSaIist Church.
Local PeonIe Leave on Their vaca.
ti0ns..Pers0nals and Locals.

Carl Libby left, Monday, for Lime
stone, Aroostook county, planning to
make the trip on his bicycle, dis
lance of over 200 miles. He was
joined in Bangor by his cousin from
Ellsworth.
Members of Ira Berry Chapter. r.
A. M, including B. S. Mathews, Harry
Cornforth, II. II. Nutter J. f. Little,
T. F. Conner, W. NJ. harrington, Ed
gar Johnson, d. W. Manoek. L. n.
Vickery and A. b. Douglass. Mon
day, were in Dexter, to attend meet
ing of ST. Johns Chapter. The K. a.
degree was conferred ON three candi-
dates.
Clair Turner of Harmony, NJ. c. l..
'0S Bates, ~, who has been taking a
special course at Harvard, the past
year. will pass next year at Bates
College, when he will take the classes
in biology, to enable Prof. Pomroy TO
take a years absence from his duties
DR. e. A. Porter, a members of the
Waterville Commandery. Knights TEN
plar, went to Waterville Monday, to
join the Commandery, which with the
Augusta Commandery will he enter
tanned, Tuesday, at Skowhegan and
Lakewood by the Skowhesan Com
rnandery
Rev A. J. Torsleff of Orono occu-
pied the pulpit at the Universallst
church, Sunday morning, and in the
evening gave a free stereopticon lee
ture on Tuberculosis" under the au-
spices of the Maine Anti-Tubereulosis
Association A number in the audi
ence gave at the close of the lecture
their names in wishing to do all they
could to help in the proposed work of
the Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Libby of Ban
gor, who have been guests of Mr..
and Mrs. f.. Q. Frest returned, Mon
day, home.
The marriage of Frank B. Luce of
Winterport and Miss Easter B. Nor
rill of this town occurred, Saturday
evening, at the Methodist parsonage.
Rev. N r. Pearson officiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. f. Getchell and son.
Master Daniel. and Mrs. L. M. Robin
son passed Sunday in Newport guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Gilman.
George Staples, freight agent at the
local M. c. r. r. station and family
have gone to New Brunswick, for
weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Areyard are
visiting in Lewiston for a few days
Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Graves and
daughter, Miss Alta have been guests
of friends in Augusta for a few days.
Mrs. Philena Prilay left, Saturday,
for visit in Hampden with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Lang of Au-
ha. for two weeks |
with relatives in st. Adams, Ripley
and Pittsfield have returned home
Mrs. Judson Nichols is visiting in
Boston.
Mrs. Charles s. Haskell and daugh-
ter Miss Elsie went, Monday to
to attend Commencement
at Bowdoin College and the gradua-
ton of Mrs. Haskell'S son. Charles
B. Haskell, Jr. They will be joined
by Miss Ethel Haskell of Boston, Grin
Haskell. a brother to Charles, is also
passing the week there. !
Miss Edith Murray left, Monday. for
Few weeks outing at Ocean Park,
where she will occupy the Prilay
cottage
Dion and Constance Goodwin are
passing the week in Hartland with
their grandmother, Mrs. Cook.
Miss Grace Thaxter, night operator |
at the local telephone office, left, |
Monday, for a two-weeks vacation TO |
be passed at Machiac, with relatives. |
Mrs. Flora Boynton OF New Port |
land. who has been the guest of Miss
Prestina Hersey through Commence
ment, Monday, returned home.
Mrs Henry Lancaster went, Satur- |
day, to Boothbay Harbor for a few
days visit with her son, Fred Lam
caster.
Rev. F. S. Walker. pastor Of the
Universalist church, who went to Ban
gor, Sunday, underwent successful
surgical operation, Monday, at hos
pital
Mrs. Walker and little daughter
Elizabeth, Monday, went to Bangor.